@sli1-0 check the adjust values.

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Assuming your chart symbol is something luke EURUSD, you would add 1.00000 to the price, which would be 1.09522 and you make it 2.09522!

Same with SL.

@ambrogio That's right, but I don't care so much for the block IDs inside a line - unless if I need something to run prior to another thing. I also start every block with a pass block so I can identify my starting blocks better.

@mieyhr I like to use pips rather than price fragments. So how I do it in my projects is:

on Init tab: create a custom MQL code block. Create an double variable (here: dPipsMultiplicator)
enter the foloowing code:
//
dPipsMultiplicator = MathPow(10,_Digits-1);
//

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Create 2 double constants (here: cdSLAtrMult and cdTPAtrMult), so you can change the multiplicator from the EA settings.

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on Tick: Create the following sequence

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I created a comment block that shows me the values of the variables and it looks like that on the chart:
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Finally you can use the SL and TP eg in a modify Stops block like that

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As I took the parts from my actual project, the last part isn't tested, yet. But I think it will work like that.

@polishinglife I think you have to loop. However, have those condition be met after another or could there be some other RSI cycles that don't hit above 75 or below 40?

I'd start a loop from candle ID1 to candle ID100. The last condition is the trigger for the loop.

Order:

ID1 RSI x< 60 (don't know if x< works here otherwise <) loop from ID2 to IDx where >75 [exit condition RSI < 40 or loop counter 100] check if IDx+1 and x+2 were also >75 create another loop for candle IDx+4 until <60 say it's candle IDy with [exit condition RSI < 40 or loop counter 100] create another loop starting from candle ID y+1 and check if RSI >75. If true asuming candle IDz [exit condition RSI < 40 or loop counter 100]

For the 75 condition may work this block, but if going backward in the loop you need to care that "iterator+3" is less than 100, where the integer variable iterator is the loop index.
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You can do all those calculations by using different variables and the 'formula' block. But its final structure will depend on your current project. Could you please share it for us to include them?

The first thing I recommend you is reordering all top block IDs. Now they are inconsistent. For example, blocks 2 and 12 should be renumbered as 1 and 2 respectively. Then blocks 1 and 11 should be specified ans candle ID 1 on both operands.

Try this initial changes and let me know any improvement.

@roar thank you very much 🙂

@alphaandy Glad it worked!

There's another solution - not using those tick boxes at all, to get the values visible on mt4. Instead, you can declare some constants and use them. You can freely name your constants, use same constant in multiple blocks, and they will always show up on mt4.

Import this to your builder to see how I made the constants:
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Thank you for the response, I was able to figure it out! The issue was due to me not exporting both .MQ5 and the .ex5 files to the Advisers directory. EA is running as expected, just need to tweak the logic a bit. Thanks again!

If you read the block information you will see that: 'This block is kind of trailing stop for a group of trades, but it works with money amounts (in basic currency) instead of pips.'

Is that what you want to see? A money amount?

@roar Awesome! Thanks a lot!!

@eli Aditionally you might switch off you trade open blocks. However, you have to care also to enable those blocks again deoending on the conditions you specify to be a "new" market situation and want to enter again.

Thank you very much for your time and reply..
i will look at that

Could you please share your project? Probably you will need a 'No trade' block on top of your conditions' threads.

@markforysuccend Use the Trades count block.

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@ambrogio Nevermind. The dropbox link contained the source code of the indicator.

@l-andorrà cool, thanks

@ambrogio Thanks, I had already read your topic, but now I tested it with the correct colors.
Sorted out.