@Pascal-0 👍

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@alhammeed1990 👍

@Aitor-0 I missed your question, sorry. Here you have my customized martingale project doing exactly that:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/6o0uTdg3e

You're welcome.

@Adam692 sure, i guess, if you want to maintain such small values ​​it will certainly be better for you to add/subtract the spread on break even and trailing

Yes, an order placed above for a buy is a stop, under is a limit, on trade tab a trade created is a pending becoming a trade, under place the stop orders.

@yazar-ilyas Then you will need a variable like this:

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@MS_fxDreema You're welcome.

@kk-fxdreema-2 Yes, but all the charts symbols need to be visible on the MT4's market watch window. Otherwise they will not be open.

You are using the same variable for two different types of numbers. The one on the left should be a percentage while the second one should be a equity value. They are not the same. You need 2 different variables for those places.

@Ren12 Those blocks will never work in the 'on trade' tab. They need to be moved to the 'on tick' tab.

Technically, the 'Any symbol' option should work on all charts regardless the currency.

You're welcome.

This is not as easy as uploading a screenshot. If you do not understand how variables work, you will not understand why variables are used the way they are. Here you have a first example that can be used as an inspiration for what you need. This is my personal martingale doing something very close to what you want:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/6o0uTdg3e

In settings turn on virtual stops, I assume you mean from broker.

@jstapThank you so much, I later came across this reply from you and I think this has solved my problemJSTAP DREEMA.png

@mahesvararaja 👍

With a terminal variable, you need to update the variable manually, as long as you have put the result into the variable it will remain.

I have been issuing the expert using mq5 for two days, but it does not appear on the platform. Today I issued the expert ex5 and it appeared in the MetaTrader after copying and pasting.