@luisjunior1224 said in when I put 50 is calculating me 5 pips in the backtes, why?:

@l-andorrà I finally know why, that happens when the account is cent

Vaya, supongo que tenía que ser por algún motivo lógico. Al menos lo encontraste y no era por causa de fxDreema. Me alegro. 🙂

@kriordan Not so hard to find 😉 https://fxdreema.com/howto#Constants-and Variables

@luisjunior1224 ^Well, in my tester it opens orders.

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Howerver, in the shared project check block 4 .. that one is in difference to the screenshot always true.

@dan-2 can you share your project here so I can have a look?

@josecortesllobat thanks

@trader-philipps thanks

@roar apparently if, when I backtest in a cent account, 10 means 1 pips and 100 means 10 pips

Did you contact the admin via this support page?:

https://fxdreema.com/contact

I think I answered your question in your previous thread.

Could you please share your project to take a look at it?

¿Quieres decir que no opere durante un periodo concreto de tiempo?

@luisjunior1224 You can specify the desired timeframe on all relevant blocks. Klick on "More settings" and you will see it.

@luisjunior1224

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Constants aren't meant to be changed. Its like changing the value of π to 4.14159...

Its a constant, don't change it once its initialized.
If you need a value that changes, why not use a variable?

@luisjunior1224 Too lazy to make another tutorial, lol. There is a tutorial section on the Fxdreema website. You can also use the search function on the forum.

@luisjunior1224 You can check for variable values or didn't I get the question right?!? Maybe you'd provide more information or a shared project.

@shovel52 I don't know your indicator version in particular, but usually it means that the indicator display is shifted to n numbers of bars in order to for instance delay signals or make them appear quicker.