Slope
In this page, you will learn about the ‘Slope’ conditions.
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‘POSITIVE’ Slope - The current indicator value is greater than its value on the previous bar.
‘NEGATIVE’ Slope - The current indicator value is lower than its value on the previous bar.
Similar to the ‘Curl’ condition, this condition is meant to be used with relatively slow and smooth oscillators. Some examples are signal lines, stochastics with high smoothing, and moving averages.
For example, if you wanted to code a strategy where one of the entry conditions were:
The RSI’s signal line’s current value must be greater than its previous value.
You would input it like this:
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