I'm looking at indicators only as a piece of code, so I don't even remember what channel indicators do 🙂 But there are buffers, buffers are read from the EA and checked, and that's how the EA decides what to do. This is the case will all indicators in general 🙂

Yes! It works! That is awesome man! Thank you so, so very much!!!!

You're right, but you see while its possible to use [indicator moves within limits] to check the previous candle or any other candle, its impossible to use it to check 10 or 20 previous candles at the same time on every new bar...that's why I had to create the loop.

Thanks for the warning though 🙂

Try the Adjust field. You can write there something like +0.0005 or even +5pips. Better read the description of "Condition"

Well, each block from the list has some explanation 🙂

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After countless repetitions, it finally worked! I needed to multiply the values by 1.0 instead of 1 😕 😄 don't know why but it works that way...thanks.

I don't know for any function that can select other account and get data from it. I think that MetaTrader itself is only capable of connection to 1 account at a time

When you work with %, it's very easy to break things, because % is something relative. I need more information about that problem 🙂

Try "pips away from open-price"

"Condition" where you have this: Indicator > Value (0)
Buffer 2 is for the blue arrow, buffer 3 is for the red one. Important, set Candle ID to at least 1.
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http://i.imgur.com/jx3VKa1.png

Some picture maybe? 🙂

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Martingale asks for the lot size of the last trade, no matter if it was Buy or Sell. But you can separate them if you use different group number, because it checks this parameter

If these lines have different nature (values) and you can see them crossing only because they are printed in the same window... I don't know how 🙂

I don't know, it depends 🙂

There is a MQL4/MQL5 function called NormalizeDouble. Most of the time you can work with these values, only sometimes they need to be normalized. Why... I don't know really, this is some thing in C++ that I still don't understand.

No worries, I worked it out using Mod Variables and Values in the end... taxing on the brain!! 😄

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Because not everything in MQL4 is hard to do. For example, the Ask price can be get by simply writing Ask. Ask is predefined variable. Also Bid.
http://docs.mql4.com/predefined/ask
Some account data is also easy, for example AccountBalance() is giving us the current balance: http://docs.mql4.com/account/accountbalance

I can't confirm the problem with backtesting, I have positive values for all buffers when backtesting in Visual mode and also in non-visual mode. I also have values of 0, but not all the time and everywhere.
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Really helpfull thanks