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Steve
Is it possible to use the TIMESINCESIGNAL command in the following way?
TIMESINCESIGNAL (Sig1 and Sig2) <3
(I would like to find divergence that has occurred on the current bar or the previous two bars.)
I assume I’m not able to do this as I’m not getting correct results. Is there a better way to do this?
Thanks
Steve
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