Timesincesignal or Barstrue

Optuma Scripting
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Dear Team,

I write several script to scan past 60 days that condition occur.
If occur then show the symbol.
But it seems go wrong.
Please help to correct , thank you.

A1 = Highesthigh(BARS=60) / LOWESTLOW(BARS=60) > 1.3;

B1 = MA(VOL(), BARS=20, CALC=Close) > 500000;

C1 = CLOSE() > 20 and CLOSE() > MA(BARS=200) and MA(BARS=50) > MA(BARS=200);

D1 = CLOSE() < HIGHESTHIGH(BACKTYPE=Days, BARS=60, INCBAR=True, EQUAL=True, )*0.99;

E1 = CLOSE() > HIGHESTHIGH(BACKTYPE=Days, BARS=60, INCBAR=True, EQUAL=True, )*0.85;

F1 = A1 and B1 and C1 and D1 and E1;

G1 = TIMESINCESIGNAL(F1, UNIT=Bars)<10;

G1

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Hi Donald,

I think the issue is with the G1 condition where you have <10 instead of <60.

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Hi Darren,

I change to 60. But the result still show symbol that below $20.

Please help to check, thanks

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One method I do to verify Boolean logic is to put the script into a Watchlist, duplicate the script in columns and set each Boolean parameter to be returned. This helps me rationalize where I might have made a mistake.

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I ran your script and it does work for me. If you’re having an issue with the CLOSE() > 20 not seeming to work, try forcing the Time to “Day”:
CLOSE(Day(PERIODAMOUNT=1)) > 20

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Hi Donald,

It could be that at the time of the signal the price was above 20, but has since moved below. Do you have an example? If you put the script in a Show Bar to display the F1 signal on a chart does it display when > 20?

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Hi Darren,

It works when i use below method to scan

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For your reference:

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OK thanks. I’m not sure why that would be the case, but if you make the last line G1 and CLOSE()>20 then it will work as expected.