Hello,
Since you have data on the shortest timeframe (1 minute bars), just use timeframe functions to calculate the indicators of higher timeframes and store those values in array variables.
Then if you want to have buy/sell signals at the close/open of higher timeframes you can use conditions like this.
For example to check if it's the last bar of the day: day()!= Ref(day(),-1).
These are just general guidelines, since I don't know the specific conditions you need to create, but I don't think you need to use the for loop.
br,
pm
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