Use this one: A<=B where A=Open and B=Lag(Close,1)
Your entry and exit conditions are tested on every bar, daily in your case. So once you enter a trade, your exit condition will be tested every day. Note that if you manually exit a trade your trading system will be not know about the exit.
You could use the Remember indicator from Advanced Indicator Set 3 to remember the close when the condition is the Day Flag Monday.
OK so just to be clear, the order condition operates like it is the next day, Tuesday in my example (hence the lag needed on the Close as per your suggestion) and not the day of the signal being triggered, Monday?
Not sure this answers my question, which is more about entering between the date of the signal given and the date of the prediction, and less about exiting that you mention. I understand that everything is recalculated the next day but in my example where my system on a Monday predicts a 2% rise by Friday, note that I still want to get in before Friday as long as I can at 2% less, even if the system on the Tuesday (+1) recalculates a downturn for the coming Monday (+1), especially if my exits aren’t based on prediction signals.
I’ll review the online manual for the AIS3 again and see if they are for me.
