decimal logic breach

[elliot5]

NG 60 minute bar series created highest variable prints correctly at 3.054 via an added array TEST60highestPrice = Highs[2][1];
Testing for if the last one minute bar closes above this level after the one hour mark gives a Close[0] value of 3.029 which falsely enters an order via
&& Close[0]>TEST60highestPrice .

Clearly the TEST60highestPrice > Close[0] value and should not fire, but upon running a print check:

Print((Close[0] - TEST60highestPrice); it prints 0.025 which should clearly be a negative value.

How can 3.029 - 3.054 = +0.025????

regards to all.

[NinjaTrader_ChrisL]

Hello elliot5, thanks for posting.

More information should be printed out here. What is the exact value of Close[0] and TEST60highestPrice? Try printing both of those individually to find why it's getting that difference.

Best regards.

[elliot5]

The two print out values were stated above.
Close[0] = 3.029
TEST60highestPrice 3.054.

When using trade execution logic of: && Close[0]>TEST60highestPrice

the trade fires when clearly that is false.

Print((Close[0] - TEST60highestPrice) resulted in a print of 0.0029 SHOULD BE NEGATIVE!

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[NinjaTrader_ChrisL]

Hello elliot5, thanks for your reply.

Printing out: Print(3.029 - 3.054); is negative on my test. The only thing that would prevent a number from being negative is if the holding variable is unsigned.

Do you have a test script I could try out? Please also let me know the exact data point you are looking at.

I look forward to hearing from you.

[elliot5]

Apologies for the delayed reply. The cause was simple variable calculation error. Resolved and glad it was not a bug. Regards and many thanks