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Old 06-05-2008, 11:48 AM   #1

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Regards As Candlesticks in Easylanguage

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First, I'm sorry for my native language is not English.

How to find out "the nearly 3 bullish candlesticks" in TradeStation by using easylanguage?
And about how far back I want to trace is not limited "during this week", I just want to find the nearly 3 bullish candlesticks and summrize there bodies.
I hope my explain is clear enough to recover my poor English.
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Re: Regards As Candlesticks in Easylanguage

Hi all

To find out the nearly 3 bullish candlesticks, but I'm not sure if it is correct :

Value1 = CountIF(Close > Open, 3)
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Re: Regards As Candlesticks in Easylanguage

can you describe the characteristics of "the nearly 3 bullish candlesticks"
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Re: Regards As Candlesticks in Easylanguage

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Hi all

To find out the nearly 3 bullish candlesticks, but I'm not sure if it is correct :

Value1 = CountIF(Close > Open, 3)
It seems that you are refering to the "Three White Soldier " pattern that is involved with a change of direction i.e. Three consecutive white lines with higher close then the previous line.

Simple EL Example
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value1= c[2]>o[2] and c[1]>o[1] and c>o and c[1]>c[2] and c>c[1];
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You can also add " c[2]>c[3] "
or other code if you want the 3 white lines to be located at a swing point.
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