"beneath the Sar and rising" - can you define "rising" and "beneath" a bit better?
For "rising" :
Do you mean the current candle? Or an MA? Or a linear regression? From how many bars away? Or do you mean "The distance between the SAR and the close price has decreased in comparison to the last bar?"
"beneath the Sar and rising" - can you define "rising" and "beneath" a bit better?
For "rising" :
Do you mean the current candle? Or an MA? Or a linear regression? From how many bars away? Or do you mean "The distance between the SAR and the close price has decreased in comparison to the last bar?"
For "beneath":
How far beneath?
Do you want limit orders or market orders?
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Hi,
When the Sar is physically above the candles, a Sell order (Limit) will be set at the price of the Sar. As price rises, it will meet up with the Sar at which point the SELL order will be initiated. (Keep in mind that the price of the Sell changes over time as the Sar dots move and change along with market movements...). As soon as price touches the Sar dots and the sell order is triggered, the Sar flips over and is physically present under the candles..... Now there is supposed to be a BUY order at the price of the sar ,underneath the market price, which will be triggered when price falls and meets up with the SAR again.
The distance between market price and the Sar dots is not a factor. Orders should be placed where the sar is present (a buy or sell according to the market price in relevance to the sar price)
Hope this helps , if this is still unclear please ask again.
