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Date/Time: Sun, 28 Apr 2024 08:32:02 +0000

Post From: CROSSFROMABOVE, CROSSFROMBELOW and CROSSOVER

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User431178 - Posts: 411
1. You are getting too caught up in details that don't matter - the logic operations are the same. 2. Not really no, the third value is only there for instances when the crossover occurs on the second last value. Without the third value you would not catch crossovers that occur on the second last value, as you would only ever check between the last and second last values. Yes, they cross, but not in the context of the function, which is looking at the most recent data for a crossover - the crossover in the first image would be indicated 1 bar earlier, as that is when the crossover occurs with the most recent data. 3. Because for crossfrombelow all you are doing is reversing the comparisons..... The third value performs the same function as with crossfromabove - deals with cases where the cross occurs on the second last bar. Anyway I give up now because we are going around in circles.