downward deviation in Darvas indicator

[micaeliglesias]

hello, good afternoon, the Darvas indicator allows me to make a deviation to the right, but would it be possible to get a downward deviation ?
When using it as an exit point, by probability the price usually returns a couple of ticks earlier, so it would be optimal for my strategy the way to get a deviation below to be able to make the exit when the price is equal or greater than the outer band of Darvas.
thank you very much

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[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello micaeliglesias,

I'm not quite sure what you are asking.

The Darvas indicator plots an Upper and Lower plot on the chart.

Are you asking how to supply one of these plots to the StdDev (standard deviation) indicator?

Are you asking how to get a value from one of these plots from a previous bar?

[micaeliglesias]

Hello micaeliglesias,

I'm not quite sure what you are asking.

The Darvas indicator plots an Upper and Lower plot on the chart.

Are you asking how to supply one of these plots to the StdDev (standard deviation) indicator?

Are you asking how to get a value from one of these plots from a previous bar?

hello, no... I mean that I have the condition : go long when the price is higher than the upper band of darvas.
and i would really like to get it to exit 1 tick before reaching the upper darvas band.
the only way i think i could get that is through a downward deviation of the indicator (currently the deviation of the indicator only moves the indicator to the right) so i am asking if there is any way that the indicator can be deviating downwards.
thank you

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello micaeliglesias,

"go long when the price is higher than the upper band of darva"

if (Close[0] >= Darvas().Upper[0] - TickSize && Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat)
EnterLong();

"currently the deviation of the indicator only moves the indicator to the right"

I'm not entirely sure what this means.

"so i am asking if there is any way that the indicator can be deviating downwards."

I'm not sure what this is meaning either.

Instead of using terms, can you provide pseudo logic?

For example if the Darvas Lower is less than the close?

[micaeliglesias]

Hello micaeliglesias,

"go long when the price is higher than the upper band of darva"

if (Close[0] >= Darvas().Upper[0] - TickSize && Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat)
EnterLong();

"currently the deviation of the indicator only moves the indicator to the right"

I'm not entirely sure what this means.

"so i am asking if there is any way that the indicator can be deviating downwards."

I'm not sure what this is meaning either.

Instead of using terms, can you provide pseudo logic?

For example if the Darvas Lower is less than the close?

hello, sure i can try with pseudo logic:
what i need is:

ExitLong = price (1 tick) < Darvas Upper

I have no problem to make the exit when it is greater than upper, but what I need is that it is 1 tick before reaching upper. hope I have explained better
thanks

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello micaeliglesias,

So when the current price is less than the darvas upper plot submit an exit long order?

if (Close[0] < Darvas().Upper[0])
ExitLong();

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