Hello Glen,
This is related to the known EFS indicator drift bug we've previously discussed. I don't have any solution to offer you on this topic. Please review these threads to review our previous discussions.
getCurrentBarIndex() and getBarState() question.
Possible temporary fix for Renko Drift Problem.
Renko Chart Questions.
Multilple Renko Box Move and BARSTATE_NEWBAR state
Aside from the issues related to the EFS drifting bug, it sounds like you are trying to base trade signals on the real time price. This price may not reflect what the closing values of the Renko bricks will be when the interval closes. If you're going to use the Renko bricks to trigger trade signals then you should wait until the interval has closed and evaluate the trade condition on the last brick.
Originally posted by demarcog
Jason,
I'm using close(0) on a renko chart and at times multiple bars can be built simultaneously with the same time stamp, and the backtester records what after the fact looks like the correct price, but in realtime the price recorded is actually sometimes several timestamped bars in the future.
Jason,
I'm using close(0) on a renko chart and at times multiple bars can be built simultaneously with the same time stamp, and the backtester records what after the fact looks like the correct price, but in realtime the price recorded is actually sometimes several timestamped bars in the future.
getCurrentBarIndex() and getBarState() question.
Possible temporary fix for Renko Drift Problem.
Renko Chart Questions.
Multilple Renko Box Move and BARSTATE_NEWBAR state
I thought for Renko charts this time and sales functions would reflect current trade information which can be outside the range of Barindex(0) which is not possible with a normal bar or candle chart. My objective was to see if I could determine price range outside the scope of the current bar's range.
thanks very much....
thanks very much....
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