scenario

[TradeYa]

Scenario:

indicator 1 has a value of "5"
indicator 2 has a value of "2"

can trades be placed based on whichever has the higher of the two values? this would let the code choose which indicator to use.

[NinjaTrader_CalH]

Hello TradeYa,

Thank you for your note.

Yes, you can place trades based on which one has the higher value as such -

if(IndicatorA[0] > IndicatorB[0])
EnterLong()

if(IndicatorA[0] < IndicatorB[0])
EnterShort()

if(IndicatorA[0] == IndicatorB[0])
// Do nothing here?

[TradeYa]

That's an interesting feature, however I don't think it achieves what I have in mind.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is how I understand those codes:
if(IndicatorA[0] > IndicatorB[0])
EnterLong()
Means if a is larger than b - enter long.

However what I'm looking for, is a code that enters short when price falls below the highest of the two indicators.

[koganam]

That's an interesting feature, however I don't think it achieves what I have in mind.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is how I understand those codes:
if(IndicatorA[0] > IndicatorB[0])
EnterLong()
Means if a is larger than b - enter long.

However what I'm looking for, is a code that enters short when price falls below the highest of the two indicators.

if (Close[0] < Math.Max(IndicatorA[0], IndicatorB[0]) && Close[1] >= Math.Max(IndicatorA[0], IndicatorB[0])) EnterShort();