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the way to approach this is decide on a confluence or a series.
So in a confluence: If this and this and this are true then when this enter open of next bar at market.
Three set up indicator conditions affirming at the same time then the trigger indicator throws the order.
If a series is require, the order or a scoring of values matters. If this then this then this then this and then a trigger agrees, now buy the open of the next bar at market.
I would not look at a consecutive number of bars one color or the other to confirm. I'd probably start by determining the degree of non co-linearity. Then I'd count the frequency that each condition flipped colors. If I was going to require a series or partial series Id test the "order" least frequent changer to most frequent changer. I'm of course most comfortable with price close above/below or some price element relative to an earlier bar being the trigger.
Something like balance of market power... originally by Igor Livshin, might requite a number of bars.
You guys are doing great given the little information you had.
Please keep up your effort and if you have a beta version to test, please post it.
Although I don't believe in magic, there are, I think other worthwhile signal indies on that site, but clearly not worth the price they are asking for locked dlll.