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Default Conditional formatting

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Conditional formatting allows me to choose several options
column E Formula is =D70 turn green
column F Formula is =D7<0 turn red
column E is indicating a higher value then yesterday and indicating a
go ahead and buy based on a certain formula
while column F is indicating a lower value then yesterday and indicating
a stop or sell based on a certain formula
column G is to show correctness of the formula the problem is
=D70 turn green maybe correct or incrrect
I may show a sell =D7<0 turn red and sell but the market went up there
for it was an incrrect indicator
does any of this make sence
my question how do i set up column G since < or < could both be
correct or incorrect

 
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