Candlestix, There has been much discussion before on EXACTLY what defines an inside day. You could use the built-in MS Inside() indiactor, but that could lead to some confusion, so I think it is better to long-way-around-hard-code your own indicator... just to be on the safe side. Lets say, for an INSIDE day to occur, the high must be LESS than the previous day high, and the low must be MORE than the previous day low, i.e. myInside:=H<(Ref(H,-1) AND L>Ref(L,-1); Now you want three of these in a row, so we sum the indicator over the last three bars, i.e Sum(myInside,3)=3; Put it all together: --8<---------------------------- myInside:=H<(Ref(H,-1) AND L>Ref(L,-1); Sum(myInside,3)=3; --8<---------------------------- NOTE: If you think Inside days should be more than or equalto, and less than or equalto, then replace the above code with: --8<---------------------------- myInside:=H<=(Ref(H,-1) AND L>=Ref(L,-1); Sum(myInside,3)=3; --8<---------------------------- Please read the code sections VERY carefully and understand the differences.... Hope this helps. wabbit :D P.S. This information is all found in the MS Users Manual too!

Thank you Wabbit

Hey Wabbit, Thanks for the post -never knew how to do the resolved part,now I do