Dale, Couldn't find even MS code last time I looked, but [though I haven't really analyzed it] Jeff's code should be able to issue buy/sell on the cross, just have it print only when the close crosses the SAR -- changing the ending
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if buysell = 0 then println symbol, " , Buy @",SAR:6:2; endif;
if buysell = 1 then println symbol, " , Sell @",SAR:6:2; endif;
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to [sort of, no firm guarantee ;)]
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if SARp > close(j-1) and SAR < close(j) then
println symbol, " , Buy @",SAR:6:2; endif;
if SARp < close(j-1) and SAR > close(j) then
println symbol, " , Sell @",SAR:6:2; endif;
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Should further compare the output to MSWIN to be sure that the 1st two matches were more than fortuitous. Think I found more re the initialization conditions on the Aspen site, but it's been a while.
Bob |
