Im trying to add a condition to a strategy where the open of my new bar is the lowest point of the previous bar or highest point for longs, however when i do Low[1](or High[1]) == Open[0] it still appears to give me incorrect bars example attached
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Strange results with Low[1] == Open[0] / High[1] etc
Hey All,
Im trying to add a condition to a strategy where the open of my new bar is the lowest point of the previous bar or highest point for longs, however when i do Low[1](or High[1]) == Open[0] it still appears to give me incorrect bars example attached
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Hello RookieKiwi,
Thanks for your post.
Are the trades you are showing performed on real-time data, Playback with market replay data. or are these performed on historical data?
What is the strategies "Calculate" setting? (Calculate.OnBarClose, Calculate.OneachTick, or Calculate.OnPriceChange).
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