I tried MODIFY VARIABLE, I set Price Level 1 to variable. But when I log message it shows n/a.

Trying to find a solution to my prob and i see this.... Very nice job miro, tyvm.

yes you can do it, but it is complicated .... you end up with a lot of blocks or with loop through arrays with less blocks ...

Let's supose there is a GlobalVariable (MT4 Terminal Variable) that is called MT4_Variable.

If I want to use it's value on a formula (or condition), I would do this, correct?

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If I want to change the value of MT4_Variable, do I need to use custom code, like this?

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Or there is another way, using a block, the same way we change local/EA Variables?

Thanks.

Maybe one of the 'Risk %' money management options will do what you want. They auto-size your trade according to risk. If you're trading small size it should work. Can't trade below your broker's minimum size. Otherwise you might want a minimum trade size option to go with the max size option (Volume upper limit) that's already there.

@forexsake

There are many time blocks. Look at all of them. They are very self explainatory. Each one is a different amoun
t of time.

@josecortesllobat Thanks! I was just looking into reducing the blocks. Although I did not get the right results with the candle body size (probably because it is in pips), I was able to reduce the project with one block. I now have this:

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@fxDreema It is absolutely absurd that we can choose the color for comment Title text (Font color: Title), but not for the Data Row text. Would be great if you could add this option (Font color: Data row).
I strongly believe Drawing text is not a good alternative for this purpose.

TQ so much Boss for responding

Roar : Thank a lot It ' s a good idea .

@miro1360 Thanks very much for the response. Your example looks interesting. Need more time to absorb.

Thanks!

@miro1360 @richard96816

Usually people looking for these approaches are using (or considering using) multiple entries on losing positions (i.e. averaging), hoping price will bounce back and allow them to exit at a tiny profit.

This does happen most of the time, so it's in fact very easy to get a streak of 20-30 days without a single losing trade... The problem is when one single move doesn't come back to your average price... then all your money is gone in one trade..... and you can be 100% sure that this WILL HAPPEN at some point, and it won't take very long. It's just a more painful way of dying 🙂

There is no magic, the multiple tiny profits happen because the trader is taking infinite risk (the whole account) in exchange for a minimum profit. So, for each single trade, the chance of exiting on tiny profit is much higher than blowing up the account... However, you just have to trade long enough to see your account blow up in that one bad trade.

Curl is an external executable, accessible with the ShellExecute function and dll. Usually comes with other good tools. Python will probably do the rest of what you need or Perl, etc.
Not sure what the latency will be, but you can probably make things work with those tools.
Using fxD's 'Write to file' to shoot your data outside of MT. Lots of tools for looking inside CVS files after that.
Various MT functions that go both ways too, accessible through fxD's 'Custom MQL code' block.

Done this with other platforms and tools in the past. Usually not that hard.

No. I don't even look at those that seriously. I know that often people want to check pretty much all of them and I don't understand that. For me it's enough to check 2-3 of these, to play with them for a while and then uncheck them. For something more serious then use the Constants.

Maybe some picture? I don't really understand what "both Stop levels" mean, because it could mean SL and TP of the same trade... because SL is a stop, but TP also stops the trade 🙂

If you set the stop loss to zero, you get no stop loss. Tester and Demo will happily trade it. Many times it will make you a profit having a nice wide (nonexistent) stop loss. Until it eats your whole account.
It's a very important, very easily missed mistake. A simple scaling or range error can end up with an unintended zero.
I usually add a +1 to protect from those cases, but that's not perfect.

Thanks

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I wrote you an email. No one can help about MT4 on 2 different pairs, it's how it's made and now MT4 is also discontinued.

Well, when you run the EA it literally says "Status" down there: 0_1532810355149_be55068a-6a07-48de-8de0-fc06aa1dec8f-image.png
Maybe the font is too small