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      robertk last edited by

      Hello, i was wondering... Is it currently possible with Fxdreema to add a building block that has price checkups in certain order?

      The idea:

      #1 EUR/USD hits 1.11200 (when this condition is met, move on to #2)
      #2 EUR/USD hits 1.11300 (this step is only triggered when condition #1 is met)


      When the 2 conditions are met in this specific order, other building blocks will be used that modify trade properties etc.

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        fxDreema last edited by

        If only this is needed, I think it you can do it by checking if the price is now above 1.113, and then to check if the Low of some candle (Daily, maybe) is below 1.112, which means that the price was below this level for the last day for sure

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          robertk last edited by

          Thanks Dreema, i overlooked the candle close part.. Think this will work, will try it out

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            robertk last edited by

            Ok it didnt work out very well... I tried the candle low but i am not sure if i got the parameters right.
            I now tried this simple one, in hope that one would trigger after a condition is met but it yet doesnt seem to work very well:

            https://fxdreema.com/shared/23MCJlazd

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            • fxDreema
              fxDreema last edited by

              First, in order to use these blocks properly (check price coordinates), you must place "For each Object" above. Why? Because you can have not only 1, but maaaaanyyyyy objects on the chart. And when you look for price coordinates... from which object?

              The second problem is that it's never a good idea to use == when working with prices. Do you know that prices are jumping on every tick in very different way. Now Ask = 1.23456, on the very next moment Ask = 1.23458, but the price was Not 1.23457. If you are looking for a price that is exactly 1.23457, then what happens? Nothing.

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                robertk last edited by

                Thanks for your respond. At the moment i tried various other methods in order to achieve the above...
                Maybe you could look a second at this Dreema? : https://fxdreema.com/shared/yDnxq9lpb

                So when price crosses "TL1" from below->above(or the opposide) an alert message should appear... This message however never comes.
                I also tried working with "candle ID's" in order to have a trigger based on the first condition that needs to be met; low/high of a candle at "x" price, to no succes.

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                • fxDreema
                  fxDreema last edited by

                  http://prntscr.com/7f2c0o
                  Object Description is NOT a price level or something numeric, this is a text (string).

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                    robertk last edited by

                    __http://prntscr.com/7f2c0o
                    Object Description is NOT a price level or something numeric, this is a text (string).[/quote:2liyx0k6]

                    Ok, so then i switch it to Attributes "numeric" / pick by name "TL1" and trendline price level (by candle ID)

                    https://fxdreema.com/shared/5Yw5ujXCd

                    Is this one correct or am i still overseeing something here? Thank you for your patience on this matter lol..

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                    • fxDreema
                      fxDreema last edited by

                      It looks correct. If you want to know what is the value of any indicator or just any numeric value, there are few blocks that can output information, like "Indicator tester" or "Comment"

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