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Operators

The signal editor enables you with a set of well known operators. We’ve added a set of special crossover operators to make things easier.

Symbol	Name	Category
	Cross	Crossover
	Up Cross	Crossover
	Down Cross	Crossover
`==`	Equal	Comparison
`!=`	Not Equal	Comparison
`>=`	Above or Equal	Comparison
`<=`	Below or Equal	Comparison
`>`	Above	Comparison
`<`	Below	Comparison
`+`	Add	Mathematical
`-`	Subtract	Mathematical
`/`	Divide	Mathematical
`*`	Multiply	Mathematical
`%`	Modulo	Mathematical

Cross

Use this operator if the direction of the crossover does not matter.

crossover any example — If MA 7 crosses over MA 30 the signal will activate. It does not matter from which direction MA 7 crosses over MA 30.

Up Cross

Use this operator if the direction crosses over from below (Up Cross).

Up Cross example — If MA 7 crosses over MA 30 from below the signal (Up Cross) will activate.

Down Cross

Use this operator if the direction crosses over from above (Down Cross).

Down Cross example — If MA 7 crosses over MA 30 from above (Down Cross) the signal will activate.

Equal

Comparison operator. Returns true if both sides of the expression are equal.

equal example — If the the value of indicator MA 7 is equal to the value of MA30, the signal will activate.

Not Equal

Comparison operator. Condition is met if both sides of the condition are not equal.

not equal example — If the the value of indicator MA 7 is not equal to the value of MA30, the signal will tell the EA to Open an order.

Above Or Equal

Comparison operator. Condition is met if the left side of the condition is above or equal to the right side of the condition.

above or equal example — If the value of indicator MA 7 is above or equal to the value of MA30, the signal will tell the EA to open an order.

Below Or Equal

Comparison operator. Condition is met if the left side of the condition is below or equal to the right side of the condition.

below or equal example — If the value of indicator MA 7 is below or equal to the value of MA30, the signal will tell the EA to open an order.

Above

Comparison operator. Condition is met if the left side of the condition is above the right side of the condition.

above than example — If the value of indicator MA 7 is above the value of MA30, the signal will tell the EA to open an order.

Below

Comparison operator. Condition is met if the left side of the condition is below the right side of the condition.

below example — If the value of indicator MA 7 is below the value of MA30, the condition is met.

Add

Use this operator to add numbers.

add example — If the value of indicator MA7 is above MA30 + 100, the condition is met.

Substract

Use this operator to substract numbers.

substract example — If the value of indicator MA7 is above MA30 - 100, the condition is met.

Divide

Use this operator to divide numbers.

devide example — If the value of indicator MA30 divided by 0.75 is above than the value of MA7, the condition is met.

Multiply

Use this operator to multiply numbers.

multiply example — If the value of indicator MA30 multiplied by 0.75 is above than the value of MA7, the signal will tell the EA to open an order.

Modulo

Returns the remainder after a division.

modulo example — If the remainder of indicator MA30 % 2 = 0, the signal will tell the EA to open an order.