Move everything back one day. For example, instead of close(0), make it close(-1). Instead of stochrsi(0)>30, you'd have stochrsi(-1)>30.
If you want to get more adventuresome, sling a for loop in there. For a basic for loop, you need to:
1. Declare the variable:
integer i;
2. Define the loop:
for i = -2 to 0 step 1 do
3. Put i in the scan function:
close(i) or stochrsi(i)
4. Add a "next i" after the print statement.
Here's an example:
output="test.lst";
Daystoload=500;
integer i;
for i = -2 to 0 step 1 do
set stochrsi = 8, 8, 5, e;
if stochrsi(i)>30 and
stochrsi(i-1)<30 then
println symbol , ", ", stochrsi(0);
endif;
next i;
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