Astrogirl 

Just done it! The output windows gives me all the values correctly in some current bars (the ones related to the opened position, of course). Infact the strategy works as it due but the row - DrawText("My text" + CurrentBar, "Stop_loss_price", 0, stop_loss_price, Color.Red); It doesn't work as no data is drawn on the chart report.

Ok, then next couple of tests:

1) Try changing BarsAgo in the DrawText from 0 to say 10 or 20 (i.e. put it further back in the chart, just in case its always hidden by something)

2) Use the call

 

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DrawTextFixed ("TLtext", "Stop_loss_price " + stop_loss_price, TextPostion.TopLeft);

and you should always see the last stop in the top left hand corner of the chart.

You could also add in the time while testing as well, e.g. use

 

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DrawTextFixed ("TRtext", Time[0].ToString(), TextPosition.TopRight);

Note CurrentBar not needed in these cases as the fixed text places always overwrite anyway.

NB Using "My text" + CurrentBar may not guarantee unique drawing items - especially if you make use of cut/copy/paste and forget to edit one, in which case if you are drawing two things with the same 'tag' only the second one will remain visible, I find it better to use a cut down but still related tag construction whether CurrentBar is needed or not.

e.g. instead of "My Text" + CurrentBar, use "Stop Loss" + CurrentBar and then elsewhere "Entry" + CurrentBar or whatever else is more likely to be 'safe'. I mention this as it has caught me out many (grrrr) times.

Ratfink your help is great! I used the "Print" command to have results in the output window as you said and that is a great stuff!

The assignment of the stop_loss_price level comes in the actions of a condition group in the {....} and it seems doesn't work; well, when I put the Print command out of the {....} instead, it works!

The question could be: Does a variable be declared in the "if" actions set?