Block numbers matter when you are on a road that splits into few paths. If block 22 is the only one to be run, then it will be run and that's it. Here is more: https://fxdreema.com/demo/blocks-execution-order

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Expiration for pending orders is based on time. If you want to close order when something happens, check for that with "Condition" (or any other block or group of blocks) and then "Delete pending orders". Also, "Once per bar" can be used in some situations to limit the number of signals.

No, I don't code for money. I don't see myself as a freelancer, I don't even like thinking of it 🙂

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No, you can't do that

Come on, how much time does this take 🙂 5-10 seconds for something that should not happen very often anyway

Take a look at the examples here: https://fxdreema.com/examples/

"No trade" and other blocks have some filters inside. Basically trades can be filtered by Group (which translates to the Magic Number), type (Buy, Sell) or symbol. How can you distinguish those "hedged" trades from the others? If you can do it by one of these filter settings, then do it.

Maybe the conditions to open a trade and then close it are the same. Crossover conditions can be true for many ticks while the candle closes. This is how the crossovers in "Condition" works: https://fxdreema.com/demo/mt4-crossover-indicators

Your blocks have wrong names 🙂

I think you want to do something like this: https://fxdreema.com/demo/mt4-buy-sell- ... conditions

I guess the variable has datatype "int", which is the datatype for whole numbers. Set it as "double" for this variable.

It depends. If you want to deal with each trade individually, then put SL, use Trailing stop or do something with "For each Trade". If we are talking for a group of trades, then "Check current unrealized profit -> Close trades" or check the global equity/balance/profit of the account (in "Condition - Account") and then a"Close trades".

Only if you use <, >, <=, >=, == or != you can yse the yellow output as a true "else". For block 2, one of it's outputs is active within some candles and the other output is active in different candles, but most of the time bith outputs are completely off. While there is no x< or x> both outputs in block 2 are completely off. This means that if you connect a block from these outputs, it will not run most of the time. This is how I did it in the beginning

If you want to check some condition and while it's not true to check other condition, use <, >, <=, >=, == or != for the first one.

Crossovers (x< and x>) are 2 in 1 conditions. And as I said, it was my initial decision to make the yellow output to work as the opposite crossover, but not "else".

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Make it at the beginning of the current bar. Here is why: https://fxdreema.com/help/-/working%20w ... e%20closes

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