Thank you @jstap ! I will try it.

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The Average Directional Index (ADX) and the Average Directional Movement Index (ADX Wilder) are essentially the same indicator conceptually, both created by J. Welles Wilder Jr. in 1978. The difference lies in calculation methods used by trading platforms: Wilder’s original formula uses his own smoothing technique (Wilder’s Moving Average), while some modern platforms implement ADX using standard moving averages (like EMA or SMA).

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Inventor: J. Welles Wilder Jr. introduced the Directional Movement System in his book New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems (1978). Components: +DI (Positive Directional Indicator) → measures upward movement. –DI (Negative Directional Indicator) → measures downward movement. ADX (Average Directional Index) → measures trend strength, regardless of direction.

It is the part of project, it has to draw the lines depending on group of trades.

It has to draw lines when there is a particular percentage of drawdown level is reached and those active trades are categorized to a particular group and after drawing the lines further trades will fall into other group.

Thats why I used IF POSITION for group 6 (Trades Before Drawing lines) and NO POSITION for group 13 (Trades to be open after lines)

@jstap can I also use this Formula for cut loss. Instead of stop loss.

I want a medium where the moment the present running trades sums up to a particular loss, close Instead of using Stop loss

this is not simple, you need a set reason to class a new high low, the ZigZag for example does this, but as with most indicators it is lagging, in various signals there is new top/bottom inn trend, test these and see if they are any good to you.

Those are better options, trust me.

And doesn't do that now? I see all trades are closed when the profit is hit so that the sequence should begin again normally. Is this the whole project or just part of it?

@l-andorrà okay got it now sir thank you very much

Setting in the buy/sell block will work, you have all the tools to complete what you need, now run on backtest, change what you think needs changing, and test again.

Yes sir, it uses martingale but only the starting lot that tells how much is the profit target.

There is no block in fxDreema doing that directly so you will need to build a structure to do that. Firstly you will need to check if both previous candles are buillish, bearish or one each. Then you will have to check each open and close price accordingly. Finally you will need to specify if the distance between those proce levels is wider than the maximum distance gap you are ready to accept.

I remember someone else wanted something like that in ther past. you can do some search on the forums to find out. Just click on the magnifying glass icon on top of this page.

check trade/position/pending order count:
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Try cross above/below, or set a pending order on the value

@jstap Alright thanks

If you delete all pip rules, (pic 3) then the EA will use only points, so as you will see in this EA, the terminal crosshair will show you the exact size to use in the blocks: https://fxdreema.com/shared/FDFUrGh2c

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Do you have any initial fxDreema project to begin with?

That depends on what you need. What is the bot supposed to do?

That means the problem is somewhere else, but honestly I don't have time to review it bloc by block. Please do this. Create a mini EA with a 'no position' block on top and buy now below. Then test the structure I suggested to move the SL. No more blocks. Use a big initial SL distance and test it. Then replicate it for sells. It should work as expected. If so, let me know.