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How this is not ok…
[favorites list is 39] // !CyclesUpsDownWeekly
and [Close > SMA(10)]
and [yesterday's close < yesterday’s SMA(10)]
But this is ok?
[favorites list is 39] // !CyclesUpsDownWeekly
and [Close > SMA(10)]
and [yesterday's close < SMA(10)]
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You can see this if you cut and paste your code into the advanced editor.
The first "yesterday's" is all green, while the second "yesterday's" is green up to but not including the " 's", which is black. That means the editor doesn't recognize the partial "yesterday's" as a keyword.
A keyword is a string of characters that the editor recognizes as having special meaning (in other words, when it sees that string of characters, it knows to execute certain lines of code associated with it).
So the editor doesn't know what to do with the "s", which is not a keyword by itself, so it gives you an error.
Retype "yesterday's" slowly so it's all green and it will pass syntax and execute correctly.
Just a quirky thing. Probably an interruption in processing that lost the conversion from plain text to a keyword.