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I am trying to write an EasyLanguage code that takes a limit entry "once into the future", but not neccessarily "at this bar" or "at next bar". Is this possible?
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Thanks, but I understand that I may have not been clear.
I am trying to write a code that for example places a limit order 100 pips above current price action if two MAs are crossing. This may not happen before several bars after the crossing itself. Will the order be "waiting" in system until the entry price is met, or must the fill happen "on next bar" if I use the term next bar in the code?