Use some Indicator for define Demand and Supply Zone such as Below Moving Average 200 -150 Supply Zone and Above Moving Average 50 - 100 for Demand Zone

@dwatson You're welcome.

You will need custom code to do that. FXDreema cannot do it through any block.

So1 is different to 2, 3, 4, and then indicator crosses. test each condition separately, then you will know where the problem is.

Thank you I will watch the video.

Create the variable.
Do not use delete objects. That causes all of them to be deleted when price break any mark. You only want the ones deleted that price has broken so use the delete bloc under the loop for chart object section.
I don't think it's a bug or anything. Sometimes you have to tinker around with things to get it to work.

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@jstap ok then, really bad. Anyways, thank you for your feedback, really appreciate.

It is possible but difficult, you would need to get the value using a formula, then draw a trend line on the relevant value and place, and then write the relevant text.

You would need to add a shared link to look at,

@jstap Thanks brother man for positive response always. Jah bless

Thank you

@jstap icheck and i these atre corecy line and condition, big problem with why doesnt open trade, but thanks for advise

@Mitchp
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Here it is better to use candle "1" because candle "0" is also the market price, although not the middle one but it could be due to such a constellation.

@jstap Thnkx, I'll try it out ✌

@jstap Thanks for your response. Ok let me give it a try

@DragonZueloTrends solution is how to get it working on mouse click, my issue with doing it this way first is it only works on live/demo charts. I set it up on tick, under a testing block, and then when working I copy it onto on chart, this way I can test it all at speed.

Or use the for each trade, get the open time in seconds after 1970, then use this to close by time value.

@jstap

Thanks bro!!

¡Entiendo! Pensaba que el bloque, al estar precedido por "pending orders" ya trabajaba acorde a lo que se le pide.
¿Qué tal así?

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@jargonloq You're welcome.