Hi there,
Thanks in advance for your help.
Im trying to make an algorithm that buys as the fastEMA crosses above the slowEMA, and then sells 60 seconds later. I can do this successfully, but then it buys again the next bar (because fastEMA is still greater than slowEMA). It keeps doing this over and over.
How do I make sure that it only buys once on the crossover, takes profits/cuts losses, and doesn't buy again until the next crossover?
Thanks for all your help and have a great new year!!!
Fred Painchaud
Hi Christian,
Here is a simple way added to your algorithm, i.e., using a boolean to signal if it is ok to buy or not depending on if fast went below slow or not.
Fred
Christian Olsen
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