Ironcondor
Yes it is possible (for the most part) to execute trades at a specific price other than OHLC in any timeframe. The calculated trade price must be within the H-L range, and problems can occur at extreme prices (HIGH or LOW) where it seems that calculated prices can appear to the EST to be (fractionally) outside of the H-L range. From what I've observed I think this situation may be caused by differences in precision between MS and the EST. Whatever the reason, there is a workaround.
One problem that cannot be overcome when working with weekly data is that of EOD opening gaps. An entry price calculated for a weekly bar would be impossible to trade if that price fell within an EOD gap (the gap between the close of one EOD bar and the open of the next EOD bar).
The EST Price windows work well when using the binary signal for the main window (Buy Order formula window for example) and multiplying that binary signal by the price calculation. Of course this means that you'll have more code to fit into the Price window, and that can be a challenge given the limited space available. When the price code is developed as an indicator this can be called as an Fml() to conserve space. It's not so easy to conserve space in the Order windows, particularly when using optimization.
Be aware that the function button beside the Limit or Stop Price line window opens a more useful price code window, so you don't have to fit the price code all into one line.
Roy
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