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Hi Brent
It looks like the OBV() element is the culprit to me. On large parts of some charts I'm guessing that OBV() is greater than zero, thus forcing the second cluster of results FALSE. It easy to observe this on a chart by testing as shown below. The original expression plots highest, next just the first group, then the secong group, and finally OBV()<0.
Separating each plot by more than 1 makes it easy to differentiate two or more logical values visually - simple but very effective troubleshooting technique.
MACD()<0
AND
Stoch(5,3)>=70
AND
Cross(Mov(Stoch(5,3),3,S),Stoch(5,3))
OR
OBV()<0
AND
Stoch(5,3)>=70
AND
Cross(Mov(Stoch(5,3),3,S),Stoch(5,3));
(MACD()<0
AND
Stoch(5,3)>=70
AND
Cross(Mov(Stoch(5,3),3,S),Stoch(5,3)))-1.1;
(OBV()<0
AND
Stoch(5,3)>=70
AND
Cross(Mov(Stoch(5,3),3,S),Stoch(5,3)))-2.2;
(OBV()<0)-3.3;
Roy
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