How to write a K-string operation multiple times
Author: The fat boy, Created: 2019-06-13 09:35:52, Updated: 2019-06-13 09:51:41
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The Little DreamThe picture is hanging and nothing is showing. I've edited it for you, I see. The commands SPK, BPK in the Maicon language can be implemented after the judgement. This is specifically a matter of strategic design.
The Little DreamThere are many examples of this in Strategy Square. Try this one: TRADE_AGAIN
The fat boyHow to optimize, can you implement a K-line, multiple transactions, or not?
The fat boyI wrote the program. MAN^^MA ((C,5); T1: = CROSS ((C, MA5); T2: = CROSSDOWN ((C,MA5); T2&C>MA5, BPK; T2 in the case of T2&C