Trying to get this to print correctly but...

[kaywai]

Here is the code:-

privatevoid ProcessBuySequential()
{
if (Close[0]<=Low[2])
{
BuySeqCount++;
this.TDBuySeqDrawText(BuySeqCount.ToString());
if (BuySeqCount == 5)
{
buycountdown5 = Close[0];
}
elseif (BuySeqCount == 8)
{
if (Low[0] <= buycountdown5)
{
BuySeqCount++;
this.TDBuySeqDrawText(BuySeqCount.ToString());
buycountdown8 = Close[0];
}
else
{
this.TDBuySeqDrawText("+");
}
}
}
}
privatevoid TDBuySeqDrawText(string strText)
{
BuySeq++;
DrawText(BuySeq.ToString(), strText, 0, (Low[0]-SMA(Range(),BuySetupBars)[0]*0.4), Color.Red);
strBuySeqTags.SetValue(BuySeq.ToString(), SequentialTags++);
}

condition A = Close[0] <= Low[2]. If condition A is true, BuySeqCount starts to count. condition B compares the Low of the 8th count versus the Close of the 5th count. For the 8th count to print, condition A and B must be true. Otherwise the "8" is substituted with a "+" if one of the condition is true. This continues until both conditions are true and an "8" is printed. With my code, the "8" and "9" are printed on the same bar. If I switch BuySeqCount == 7 instead of 8, the "7" and "8" are printed on the same bar. Chart is enclosed. Would you guys mind helping? Thanks in advance!

[NinjaTrader_Josh]

Unfortunately I do not see anything with a quick review. What I suggest is for you to Print() your counter value at each step of the way along with a timestamp to see at what time it becomes what value. Then run through the code logic slowly by hand to see what is going on.