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Here is the translation of the provided information into English:
In the provided image, a list of Time Filters options in FxDreema is shown. I will explain each option in detail with illustrative examples:
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Time filter:
- Function: Allows you to specify specific time periods for trading.
- Example: You can set the expert advisor to operate only between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM.
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Months filter:
- Function: Specifies the months in which trading is allowed.
- Example: Trading only during the summer months (June, July, August).
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Weekday filter:
- Function: Allows you to specify the days of the week on which trading is allowed.
- Example: Allow trading only from Monday to Friday and avoid weekends.
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Hours filter:
- Function: Specifies certain hours during the day for trading.
- Example: Trading only between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
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Minutes filter:
- Function: Allows you to specify certain minutes within the hour.
- Example: Opening a trade only at the 15th minute of every hour.
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Seconds filter:
- Function: Specifies certain seconds during the minute for trading.
- Example: Executing a buy order at the 30th second of the minute.
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Once per tick:
- Function: Ensures the operation is executed once per tick (price change).
- Example: Checking conditions and executing the order as soon as the price changes.
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Once per bar:
- Function: Ensures the operation is executed once per price candle.
- Example: Opening a trade at the beginning of each new candle on the chart.
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Once a day:
- Function: Allows the operation to be executed once a day.
- Example: Sending an alert or opening one trade a day when conditions are met.
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Once an hour:
- Function: Ensures the operation is executed once an hour.
- Example: Opening one trade per hour if conditions are met.
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Once per minutes:
- Function: Allows the operation to be executed once a minute.
- Example: Checking conditions and executing the order once every minute.
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Once per seconds:
- Function: Ensures the operation is executed once every few seconds.
- Example: Executing a buy or sell order once every 30 seconds.
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Once per positions:
- Function: Allows the operation based on the number of open positions.
- Example: Not opening a new trade until the current one is closed.
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Every "n" ticks:
- Function: Allows the operation to be executed every specified number of ticks.
- Example: Checking conditions and executing the order after every 10 price changes.
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Every "n" bars:
- Function: Ensures the operation is executed after every specified number of candles.
- Example: Opening a trade after every 5 price candles.
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Spread Filter:
- Function: Allows the operation to be executed based on the spread between the bid and ask prices.
- Example: Not opening a trade if the spread is higher than 3 pips.
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Yes, it is accurate. And your question is?
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This is also in the ? for the blocks
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I don't have a question. I want to make sure the information is correct.
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For no9 there's also option which hour in a day you'd want to execute the order.
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@alhammeed1990 As far as I can tell, it is correct.
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Today I received the book from Amazon. Where can I find in the book the method of linking the blocks because I am not good at English?
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My book? What do you mean by linking blocks?
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Yes your book
I mean when I start building the expert, how do I arrange the sequence of connecting the blocks? -
Ok, this is in the instruction pages here, but maybe I need to add it.
1st block comment For any information you will need to see
2nd a notrade block to limit trades to 1 (or no order if placing a pending)
3rd a condition block (this will tell the EA to place a trade)
4th a buy block
5th copy but reverse settings and a sell blockAlthough there is a lot more to it than this, this will create a basic starting robot, test this on backtest to see how it works.
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No trader block, filter days block, then condition block to open the deal, then order to open the deal, then condition to close the deal, then order to close the deal. Is this order correct?
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Maybe, the close should be in a separate tree, add a shared link to look at, will show where you are better. Project page - projects - create project link - open in web browser - copy address bar and paste here
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Please this is the project link
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That is not the link, that is the MQ file.... Project page - projects - create project link - open in web browser - copy address bar and paste here
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do you mean this