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I want to be as detailed as possible. So Let me provide you with the look of my spreadsheet Column H Column Q Row 11 YES Win Row 12 NO Win Row 13 YES Loss ... ... Row 61 YES Win The calculation that I used to give me a count of "Winners" is =COUNTIFS(H11:H61,"YES",Q11:Q61,"Win") and the one for "Losses" is =COUNTIFS(H11:H61,"YES",Q11:Q61,"Loss") - seems to be working well. However, this calculation is on sheet Input. I would like to have this calculation done on a totally different sheet entitled Results. However, my calculation doesn't seem to be working properly. Here is an example of the

I would like to create a stoploss order that will be placed above the high of the previous order's initiation bar in case this is a Sell order OR below the low of the previous order's initiation bar in case this is a Buy order. Here is a picture to illustrate the issue ( the example depicts a sell order case ): Any idea how to do that? The code below works fine if I use stoploss that is fixed. If I replace the stoploss with variables that are based on High or Low no orders are fired. Here is my code: //| Expert initialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------

The site http://openbook.etoro.com/#/main/ has an live feed what is generated by javascript via XHR keep-alive requests and getting answers from server as gzip compressed JSON string. I want capture the feed into a file. The usual way (WWW::Mech..) is (probably) not viable because the need of reverese engineering all Javascripts in the page and simulating the browser is really hard task, so, looking for an alternative solution. My idea is using a Man-in-the-middle tactics, so the broswser will do his work and i want capture the communication via an perl proxy - dedicated only for this task. I