Tried that and doesn't seem to work, I have it setup in an indcator
that works great intraday but can't seem to get anything to
backtest..
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Terry <MagicTH@xxxx> wrote:
Mark,
Yes. I suggest saving your foreign price into a variable, then
just use
it in your conditional.
E.g.;
NDXc = foreign("$NDX","C");
Buy = whatever condition on NDXc (buys as usual)
Terry
mleonsprint wrote:
I trade intraday and use Amibroker Professional, is it possible
to
have a buy and sell signal based on a "foreign" function. So
like
if $Tick does one thing I can ask it to buy or short the ES?
Thanks
for your help.
Mark
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