Help with "CLOSEC" TRIGGER

[epm]

Hello, I'm a newbie on this software!

I would like to know if there is a way when using "CLOSEC" TRIGGER, to avoid closing in red in this situation:
(see picture)

[MarkRussell]

Hi,

When you start logging to Excel you can select 'Close Profit/loss' from the Additional columns list.
Additional columns are output in column Y onwards.
The 'Close Profit/Loss' column displays the potential green up amount, so you can use this data to decide whether or not to trigger CLOSEC

Regards,
Mark

[epm]

Hi,

When you start logging to Excel you can select 'Close Profit/loss' from the Additional columns list.
Additional columns are output in column Y onwards.
The 'Close Profit/Loss' column displays the potential green up amount, so you can use this data to decide whether or not to trigger CLOSEC

Regards,
Mark

Thanks. Is there a way to make it work only after xx seconds after market is suspended?

[MarkRussell]

Hi,

When you start logging to Excel you can select 'Close Profit/loss' from the Additional columns list.
Additional columns are output in column Y onwards.
The 'Close Profit/Loss' column displays the potential green up amount, so you can use this data to decide whether or not to trigger CLOSEC

Regards,
Mark

Thanks. Is there a way to make it work only after xx seconds after market is suspended?

Hi,

Do you mean when the market turns in play?
You would need to capture the time when that happens and build that into your trigger formula.
You would probably need some VBA code to capture the time that market goes in play and use a spare cell to display seconds since that happened which can then be used to decide when the trigger should fire.

Regards,
Mark

[epm]

Hi,

When you start logging to Excel you can select 'Close Profit/loss' from the Additional columns list.
Additional columns are output in column Y onwards.
The 'Close Profit/Loss' column displays the potential green up amount, so you can use this data to decide whether or not to trigger CLOSEC

Regards,
Mark

Thanks. Is there a way to make it work only after xx seconds after market is suspended?

Hi,

Do you mean when the market turns in play?
You would need to capture the time when that happens and build that into your trigger formula.
You would probably need some VBA code to capture the time that market goes in play and use a spare cell to display seconds since that happened which can then be used to decide when the trigger should fire.

Regards,
Mark

Football markets already in play that turn to suspended because of goals or other situations like reds cards or VAR.
I would like the trigger to fire only after xx seconds after market became in play again so the market would have time to build up again and get better odds to close position.
Would I need VBA for that? Could you share an example of it?

Thanks in advance