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    Suggested feature - Conditions blocks allow one indicator to use another indicator's data

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      tonyramirez last edited by

      To take advantage of many oscillators to get entry and exit signals, it's useful to be able to apply one indicator to another indicator's data. For example when applying a Moving Average to ATR data, you can program buy/sell signals based on whether the ATR is above or below the MA.

      This is a feature in Metatrader and it would be very useful to be able to access it in Fxdreema.

      Thanks

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        len 1 last edited by

        This is a great piece of information. Thanks @tonyramirez ! I am actually trying to find RSI value on the exact candle when there is a high or low.
        https://fxdreema.com/shared/ljOXPxJWb
        Is there any way I can get this info? I am trying to see how I would apply it, but I cannot because there are 3 pieces of data I need. For example, I would need the High (or the Low), The candle it was on, and the RSI reading at close on that candle.

        1. Can you suggest how I might isolate this infomation. Right now I am trying to isolate just the candles
        2. So does the MT4 platform first indicator's data option, have to be done before this ea is dragged over?

        Sorry for the loaded queston but this is very valuable what you posted.

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          tonyramirez last edited by

          I'm not sure I understand your questions.

          1. Highs and lows are not absolute, they are always relative to something. If you were trying to find a relative high for an oscillator you could create 2 condition blocks where the first checks to see if the RSI 2 candles ago was less than 1 candle ago, and then another condition to check if the RSI 1 candle ago was was greater than at the current candle. That would detect a relative high in the RSI I think.

          2. Currently with Fxdreema you need to import a custom indicator if you want one indicator to use another indicator's data. I haven't looked into how to do this. My coding abilities in MT5 are almost non-existent.

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