How to refer to two BollingerBands while creating a signal using easylanguage?

futures io · 2016-10-21T06:46:13-04:00

I want to create a signal using easylanguage. I need two Bollinger Bands with 1Std Dev and 2Std Dev, but I just cant seem to write the right code for it. I would be grateful for any help. Thanks.

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How to refer to two BollingerBands while creating a signal using easylanguage?

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milkysahai001 Agra+India Posts: 42 since Sep 2016 Thanks: 17 given, 3 received	I want to create a signal using easylanguage. I need two Bollinger Bands with 1Std Dev and 2Std Dev, but I just cant seem to write the right code for it. I would be grateful for any help. Thanks.

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