Fixed it.

I gave up on thinking I knew how things worked on FX a while ago. people amaze me with how things work all the time😁

@roar what about ATR (average true range) indicator?

@diazoviedo
Got it, but test it yourself.
Open an order, and get the ticket, it will for example get the (ticket number) 00001111.
Close this same order, and get the ticket, it will, for example, get the (deal) 00002222 or 00006789, it will not bring the (ticket number) 00001111.

I don't understand why he simply exchanges obtaining the (ticket number) for the (deal).

@l-andorrà
tnx 😞

Do you mean the Ichimoku Kinko Hiyo, maybe?

Having that as an indicator is far better than as an EA. Sadly, fxDreema cannot be used to build indicators. Maybe you can find it in mql5.com.

Can you please share the link to your current project?

You're welcome.

I think your conditions are too restrictive when combined that way. I suggest to try them separately just to check if they work and then recombine them one by one until finding which one is stopping the pending order.

You need to draw the first rectangle with those conditions. Then when the second condition is met, the bot need to delete the previous rectangle and then draw the new one.

@sajjad3245 Every time a new fractal appears, store the price value into a variable. If current price is moving beyond that price, the fractal will disappear, so here you have what you need.

Sounds weird. I don't have this problem. Is it still persistent?

You're welcome.

That 'check profit' block should be connected below a 'For each position block. Otherwise it will not work correctly. Additionally, profit is checked once per bar. Shouldn't it be checked all the time? It should be disconnected from that position and use a separate block tree for that.

Great! Good for you. 😉

@basheer1414 there is a solution for News Filter in Backtest, check here: https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/16481/news-during-backtest/19

@GTOAT777 can you upload your example so i can reproduce the same?
Or better the link

there is a block called once per day.