Help with Rising

[franki]

Hello I can not compile new parameter for ADRX

adxrUP = 35 ( is "private int" in variable region and "public int" in properties region

It is functional :

// Condition set 1
if ( Close[0] > Close[1]
&& ADXR(12, 15)[0] > adxrUP
{
EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, "");
}

But I can't compile this:

// Condition set 1
if ( Close[0] > Close[1]
&& adxrUP > (ADXR(12, 15)[0] > ADXR(12, 15)[1] )
{
EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, "");
}

Or this

// Condition set 1
if ( Close[0] > Close[1]
&& ADXR(12, 15)[0] > adxrUP
&& Rising (ADXR(12, 15)[0] > adxrUP) = true; )
{
EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, "");
}

I'm not a programer... sorry, but I have learned a lot in this forum

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_PaulH]

Hello franki,

Thanks for your post and welcome to the forums!

On this line: && adxrUP > (ADXR(12, 15)[0] > ADXR(12, 15)[1] )

The adxrUP > cannot be evaluated because this section ADXR(12, 15)[0] > ADXR(12, 15)[1] does not resolve as a numerical value, it will resolve as either true or false so the expression is adxrUP > true (or false) is not correct. I'm not entirely certain what you are trying to evaluate but this should work:

&& adxrUP > ADXR(12, 15)[0] && ADXR(12, 15)[0] > ADXR(12, 15)[1])

On this line: && Rising (ADXR(12, 15)[0] > adxrUP) = true; )

Rising() will resolve as either true or false so somewhat the same as before, Rising (true or false) > (ADXR(12, 15)[0] is not correct. Also, Rising() requires a dataseries as the input and by using [0] it would not accept as that would be a singular double value.
Try this:

&& Rising(ADXR(12, 15)) && ADXR(12, 15)[0] > adxrUP)



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[franki]

Very thanks Paul

The product of ADRX is a line that shows the strength of the trend
AdrxUP is the largest value I need to allow operations
That is why adrxUP > is more than the result of ADRX (12, 14)
If adrxUp has a value of 30, the strategy does not operate if the result of ADRX (12, 14) is less than 30
When the ADRX value (12, 14) exceeds 30 it launches orders until the value returns to less than 30
My intention is that when ADRX makes its maximum value, it does not return to operation if it is descending

Try this:

&& Rising(ADXR(12, 15)) && ADXR(12, 15)[0] > adxrUP)

This is the option I'm using and it is the result that I have been looking for

very thanks again Paul