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ernmen
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EMA fade entry question:
Spent many hours this past week searching for EasyLanguage example on how to create an entry/fade off an EMA. Not a crossover entry, but rather limit order 1 tick above or below the EMA when price returns to the EMA from above or below.

I am trading futures and have limited programming experience.

Any help is truly appreciated in advance...

Thanks,

EM


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EMA fade entry question:
Spent many hours this past week searching for EasyLanguage example on how to create an entry/fade off an EMA. Not a crossover entry, but rather limit order 1 tick above or below the EMA when price returns to the EMA from above or below.

I am trading futures and have limited programming experience.

Any help is truly appreciated in advance...

Thanks,

EM

Without more specifics I can't help more than saying define your entry price and use a buy limit order.
 
Code
input: length(20);
value1 = xaverage(close, length) + minmove * 1 points;
if marketposition <> 1 then buy n contracts next bar at value1 limit;


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Without more specifics I can't help more than saying define your entry price and use a buy limit order.
 
Code
input: length(20);
value1 = xaverage(close, length) + minmove * 1 points;
if marketposition <> 1 then buy n contracts next bar at value1 limit;

This is great - thanks!


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EMA fade entry question:
Spent many hours this past week searching for EasyLanguage example on how to create an entry/fade off an EMA. Not a crossover entry, but rather limit order 1 tick above or below the EMA when price returns to the EMA from above or below.

I am trading futures and have limited programming experience.

Any help is truly appreciated in advance...

Thanks,

EM

Are you on TS or MC?


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Without more specifics I can't help more than saying define your entry price and use a buy limit order.
 
Code
input: length(20);
value1 = xaverage(close, length) + minmove * 1 points;
if marketposition <> 1 then buy n contracts next bar at value1 limit;


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Are you on TS or MC?

I am using TS


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