@JamieCisneros is there away you can show me how ?
Thanks

thanks for your help

Then definitely you will need some custom code to find that 'furthest' trade each time a new one is identified. I'm afraid there is no simple fxDreema structure doing that.

Yes, please share the link.

All blocks must be moved to the 'on tick' tab.

What is the exact problem?

@nahimh AFAIK the only way to do it automatically is by using custom code. You can do it manually by inserting those values as constants and then sum them up into a variable that can be used here:

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@david-m Did you check if the indicator repaints? Because if it does, the bot is doomed.

@shivam007 You're welcome.

hmm...i think what he means is rsi crosses level 30 two times before open buy trade.
he want to skip the first cross.

Hello. You can just replace var1, var2, etc., with your actual variable names, and add them together using the + operator. Hope this helps.

Hi. One thing that worked for me was double-checking the block models in the code. Even a tiny typo can throw the whole thing off.

Hi. What worked for me was manually coding it into my trading strategy using platforms like TradingView or MetaTrader. It's a bit more hands-on, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes second nature. There are plenty of tutorials online to guide you through the process.

It will confirm this as the line draws, so the candle ID direction in miro's project is the closest you can get.

Magic 0 is any trade, but I would have thought all manual and EA would have worked. The only way to see is to look at a shared link.

check
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/14105/does-anyone-know-how-to-lock-ea-with-multiple-account-number

Any supertrend based indicator sucks. They repaint like crazy. I strongly recommend using a different indicator. Otherwise your bot is doomed.

Hi
you can try this

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