Hi- I was trying to figure out how to cluster multiple conditions,e.g. if (roc[bar-4]<-4&&rsq[bar]|| other conditions... and so on, and just call that cluster condition A. So that if I write if condition A then- buy or sell etc, what would be the proper syntax for this? Thanks very much M.

Define a method accepting a bar and returning boolean variable (true/false)?

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Thanks Eugene-

What to write in the case where a sell signal would specify that cluster A is false? e.g.- If cluster a is false and other conditions then ExitAtMarket(bar+1);

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Is there a better way to specify sell only if conditions for buy are not in effect?

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What to write in the case where a sell signal would specify that cluster A is false? e.g.- If cluster a is false and other conditions then ExitAtMarket(bar+1);

Mike, are you sure you have browsed at least the first few dozen pages of a C# 101 book? You can't do even basic scripting on your own w/o knowing relational and logical operators. I'd highly suggest checking this out:

How do I start with C# ?

Indeed I have. I am confused, ( or perhaps overwhelmed) integrating W.L. specific from general knowledge of programing(C#). My apologies for my question that is or seems most academic. I realize I would be frustrated having to answer user questions that are in such a way so basic. I also do not wish to demonstrate my ignorance, and embarrassing myself by posting publicly this way.

I use WL daily with real money on the line and so naturally I would enjoy expanding my capabilities even beyond basics and I don't wish or expect you to use your time teaching me the "ABCs" of C#.

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What to write in the case where a sell signal would specify that cluster A is false? e.g.- If cluster a is false and other conditions then ExitAtMarket(bar+1);

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Many thanks Eugene. I am earnest about enhancing my competence and perhaps this is a good lesson to help inspire that path. :) All the best!