Hi there community,
I was using this internal loop for a long time to close a position by a reversal one:
Now I've been working into a new advisor which can open more than one position in the same direction, so I wrote another filter with the hope to let all those trades running until the reversal signal comes:
I don't actually know if I explained properly, but essentially this is the way I've tried to make reversal close when buying or selling more than one position, and the problem is basically that I got same results. Could it be that the issue is being around the PositionOpen rules (opening no more than 1), but I don't actually think so.
Could someone give a review into this lines to let me know if I'm doing properly?
I'm not sure I fully understand your issue, but apparently your code has nothing to do with the issue. It may be better to solve the problem with a few functions and easier logics.
What is a "reversal signal" for you? The signal always goes BEFORE the OPEN position. You call something else a signal. Can you explain in more detail?
What is a "reversal signal" for you? The signal always goes BEFORE the OPEN position. You call something else a signal. Can you explain in more detail?
Reversal signal means opposite i.e: RSI overbought - RSI oversold, they are opposite signals.
I first open the opposite and then close olders, that's why I use if(PosCount>1){Close--;}.
Now they could be more than just one position in the current direction i.e. RSI H1 (overbought), then RSI H4 (overbought) = 2 short positions.
I need to close those 2 short positions just when the first long is opened.
I'm not sure I fully understand your issue, but apparently your code has nothing to do with the issue. It may be better to solve the problem with a few functions and easier logics.
I'm not very skilled. Just using, maybe not easier, but simple logics to make this work.
There is a more clear explanation into the Vladimir comment.
Reversal signal means opposite i.e: RSI overbought - RSI oversold, they are opposite signals.
I first open the opposite and then close olders , that's why I use if(PosCount>1){Close--;} .
Now they could be more than just one position in the current direction i.e. RSI H1 (overbought), then RSI H4 (overbought) = 2 short positions.
I need to close those 2 short positions just when the first long is opened.
Why do that? It is necessary to do the opposite: if there is an opposite signal, then first close the opposite positions, and then open the position.
Why do that? It is necessary to do the opposite: if there is an opposite signal, then first close the opposite positions, and then open the position.
I consider that having an opposite deal would be a proper condition to close olders, just need to fit this idea.
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Hi there community.