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mgazda 13 posts msg #38421 - Ignore mgazda	10/12/2005 4:26:17 PM I am backtesting an RSI(2)<1 filter but would like to "tell" the program that I only want to buy at the open if and when the price has gained 1.5% (or ANY percent for that matter). If the stock NEVER climbs that high, I would never buy it. If it's up 3% at the open, so be it...I will buy it. Just would like to know the "code" other than just saying "buy at open". The code is placed in the Entry Price / Advanced Options section. Thanks in advance! Mike
Koronbock 201 posts msg #38432 - Ignore Koronbock	10/13/2005 6:38:05 AM Mike, at the moment you cannot formulate a condition based on "todays" filter for "tomorrow". I also requested that feature a long time ago from SF and Tom said, they would implement it. Unfortunately we do not not when.

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