Two Variable Crossovers: Unique

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello Kubera2024,

Thanks for replying with that.

Let's stick to looking at this with NinjaTrader 8's charts as that is the best way we can share information with each other as well as other users on the forum.

The green line is the static variable, either from indicator or preset manually by user. Notice the last 3 bars are below the variable but the system still stayed long. And if price escapes the zone, the system will have huge drawdown.

I do not witness a cross over of the closing price for that interval. I would suggest to use logic in the Strategy Builder that checks if the current price is less than your variable if you would like to see that behavior. Crossing above or below has a different logical concept than simply being greater or less than.

Also, I have updated my previous post with information on the feature request.

Please let me know if I may be of further help.

[Kubera2024]

Here's is the code logic, it uses 'crossover'.

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello Kubera2024,

Thanks for providing me that info.

Your strategy is programmed to EnterLong() in a CrossAbove and EnterShort() in a CrossBelow.

When the opposite Crossover occurs, your position will reverse. For example, EnterLong() will reverse your position from a short position if it is called from a short position. The same would apply for the opposite.

Your strategy is behaving as you have programmed it. It sounds like you are expecting it to perform actions under less or greater than conditions rather than Crossover conditions.

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