make a condition block and then put the close trade block after it. use no take profit in buy/sell blocks

google colored coded moving average indicator for meta trader, I'm 100% sure it exists. then just make an ea to send alert messages if you can't code it in the indicator. also pretty sure that blue part is almost impossible to code the way you want it.

(current price - open price) / open price * 100

Not get it well. Please am not programmer If you can show it graphically It will be appreciated

@spuzy thank you so much. I will try

@cpbonzo thanks a bunch - will search that and get back if i have any ?s

This did the trick
Thanks a lot for pointing this out
KUDOS for you!!

the Candle ID you can see in the candle close section is what candle to take the value from.
0 being the current candle

candle close is the current price on the current candle, because close is the last value that bar ever had
since the bar is still running it means close is always the current value

make a bool variable, once the arrow block fires put that variable to false. before the draw arrow and alert block put a condition block that will fire only if the variable is true. then on your main condition block make the variable go true once the yellow dot fires aka the condition is false.

doing this will register that your main condition was true the first time it fires. then it will stop your draw arrow or alert block form firing till the condition isn't true anymore and then it will allow it on the next run.

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have you tried making a condition block with 5MA < 20MA and connect the trailing stop to it. when the block condition is false it will stop activating the trailing stop block.

I don't know, I've never played around with child/parent trades so I don't know if you can just do it with that one block.
try it out, test it in the backtester.
try with different blocks, test it.
try with something different again. test it.

@fxDreema

My broker uses complete different point system for there charts depending on the currency of indices you choosed
Kinda confusing but in the end you can work it out
Only thing i hope is that it would be the same for a live account
Now testing on Demo

@fxDreema

That is correct
I was able to fix the issue and now all is working fine

Shared projects (with /shared/ in the link) are like the example projects. When you open such project, you can modify it, but only you see what you modified. For every person who opens the shared link, a new copy of the project is created and only he can modify it. After a day or something this temporary copy is automatically deleted. The idea is that someone can share his project and someone else can see it + he can modify something small in it and try it, and on the next day the project is refreshed. So, don't make serious work over such a project. If you want to copy it, save it as .mq4/.mq5 file and then import this file in your projects.

@laneciar Everything in "Buy now" block happens at the time when the trade is created. Except the expiration settings, because I wrote a system that would check the time on every tick outside this block. But SL and TP are just levels and they will be placed at certain level and that's all. To close the trade on indicator signals, then you need to do it outside this block - to detect the signal (with Condition for example) and then to close it (with "Close trades").

But when you use "Close trades", it's important to NOT allow this block to close any trade immediately after the trade is created. Many people make this error, because the conditions to close the buy are the same as the conditions to sell, and the conditions to close the sell are the same as the conditions to buy. A loop happens and the EA buys and sells non stop. Take a look at the third example here - https://fxdreema.com/examples - where I used two "Close trades", but because of the settings in the blocks no such deadly loop happens.

Is this word "pipette" official word to describe this kind of value? I never knew how to describe it and in the blocks now I use "price fraction". I found this https://forextradingsystem1.com/pips-vs-pipettes-know-the-difference/ and here one pipette is what one "point" is in MetaTrader.

In fxDreema the size of 1 pip can be customized. And by default this is customized in the project settings. Click on this icon below "History" and you sill see these rules for pip size.

In all blocks, where you see "pips", the size of 1 pip depends on these rules I just mentioned. In some blocks for certain inputs there are multiple ways to select a value, this for example: 0_1557409104591_5d173ec0-c026-40b4-80b8-eb948dfb4178-image.png You can see 3 "Custom..." options here. For other inputs it is only one way, as you mentioned. Technically I can do this for all options, but it will be full of drop-down inputs.

The turnover option is there because of the way this block works. It compares values from the current tick with values from the previous tick, and eventually it detects a crossover. But this crossover is on such a small level, it really is detected only by looking at 2 neighbor ticks, so what stops the same crossover to be detected few ticks after? (because the price goes up and down). So, the turnover pips are there to prevent this from happening - the price needs to travel certain distance, then go back, and only then a new crossover could be detected. But sometimes it can be interesting when the price and the indicator are moving in the same direction very fast, the turnover could become useless 🙂

try using freeze % of balance and see if that works

that will take your leverage into account as well

hopefully that will work cuz otherwise I don't know.

@fxdreema but I need to bring the TP closer every time I do a lot increase.

it's like martingale but without stop loss, just buy back every -X pips and the TP getting closer.

it's possible?
Example:
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