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Implementation of trading models using indicator formulas is simply extending your indicators to issue trading related instructions like buy\/sell orders, cancellation of orders, etc. thru the trading functions. Thus, having a good understanding in writing formula indicators is necessary. If you have not done so, read Formula 201 - Writing Indicator Formulas<\/a> to get yourself familiar with the language first.<\/p>\n Following are latest Formula 301 blog articles,<\/p>\n\n
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