Set signal on SP
there is no direct way to do this, however, there are a couple of workarounds. depending on which angle you are coming from.
So, you could look at timeframes using relative historical odds and increment/decrement a signal if the LTP is greater than or less than the last xx seconds.
Conversely, if you had selected a specific runner (by position/row/nomination), you could examine its ActualSP and compare it to the LTP every 10 seconds or so and similarly increment or decrement it if it is xx ticks less or more than the ActualSP.
I'd probably opt for the former approach as it offers a bit more flexibility.
[edit] - here's my take on using signals as per my 1st suggestion above:
So, you could look at timeframes using relative historical odds and increment/decrement a signal if the LTP is greater than or less than the last xx seconds.
Conversely, if you had selected a specific runner (by position/row/nomination), you could examine its ActualSP and compare it to the LTP every 10 seconds or so and similarly increment or decrement it if it is xx ticks less or more than the ActualSP.
I'd probably opt for the former approach as it offers a bit more flexibility.
[edit] - here's my take on using signals as per my 1st suggestion above:
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It is possible, the only way i can think of is to put a set of signals together using fixed odds condition, then another set using the fixed odds condition but referencing the first signal so you know it has moved 10 ticks......it is very long winded......
here is an example - But you would need to do for all runners and all odds combinations......as I said long winded.
one of the more experienced guys may have an easier way.
good luck
here is an example - But you would need to do for all runners and all odds combinations......as I said long winded.
one of the more experienced guys may have an easier way.
good luck
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