Thank You Tomasz.
Lmin = 0; was the first solution I've tried but the variable was reinitialized every time.
This is my goal: I would detect the lowest value of the bars between a Short and a Cover (and viceversa for long trades):
LMin = IIf(L < Ref(L,-1),L,LMin);
When the expression is True LMin is equal to L but when AFL analyses the subsequent bar and the expression is false LMin is already returned to 0 (initial value).
How can I detect the lowest or the highest value between entry and exit from the market?
Thanks a lot for your patience.
Gabriele
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