work in one per tick

[khalids222]

Required :
When the price rises to the top and opens a buy position for each, and returns to the same buying area opposite, no buy opens on the same numbers for the same candle
I don't want to use (one per bar) .

[khalids222]

@khalids222

I tried to stop trading when it reached between two points, but it did not succeed, I do not know why it does not work
https://fxdreema.com/shared/SRgRxcG1c

[khalids222]

@roar If only I could take a little time to look at this project? Why is it not working? Or how to stop the trade when returning to the same point within the same candle
A simple example:
Zero point = 100
above 100=101 buy
102
103
104
105
106
If price returns from 106 to price 105, I want to stop buying in the area between (106 and until 101)
Whereas if the price moves up, no problem, buy opens
as sell
below100=99 sell
98
97
97
96
95
If price returns from 99 to price 95, I want to stop selling in the area between (99 and until 95)
Whereas if the price moves down, no problem, sell opens

[khalids222]

@roar Allow me, if you allow a little time to look at this project? Why is it not working? Or how to stop the trade when returning to the same point within the same candle
A simple example:
Zero point = 100
above 100=101 buy
102
103
104
105
106
If price returns from 106 to price 105, I want to stop buying in the area between (106 and until 101)
Whereas if the price moves up, no problem, buy opens
as sell
below100=99 sell
98
97
97
96
95
If price returns from 99 to price 95, I want to stop selling in the area between (99 and until 95)
Whereas if the price moves down, no problem, sell opens

[khalids222]

@L'ANDORRÀ Do you have any particular method for it
A simple example:
Zero point = 100
above 100=101 buy
102
103
104
105
106
If price returns from 106 to price 105, I want to stop buying in the area between (106 and until 101)
Whereas if the price moves up, no problem, buy opens
as sell
below100=99 sell
98
97
97
96
95
If price returns from 99 to price 95, I want to stop selling in the area between (99 and until 95)
Whereas if the price moves down, no problem, sell opens

[l'andorrà]

This is a very weird strategy. I don't see the logic behind it. Additionally, why don't you want to use 'Once per bar'?

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà said in work in one per tick:

This is a very weird strategy. I don't see the logic behind it. Additionally, why don't you want to use 'Once per bar'?

The strategy is not strange to depend on ticks ,general if i used one per bar The zero point will be the same as it is fixed,
Is there a way, in case the number returns, as you can see in the link, to stop trading?
Or what is the way to stop trading

[l'andorrà]

@khalids222 Maybe I would use a variable to stop the whole launching part but I'm not completely sure I catch that part of 'number returns'. You want to work on a single pip margin. That is very dangerous because what if a tick moves your price not one but 5 pips at once? No one can control that. How is the srategy dealing with a situation like that?

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà said in work in one per tick:

Maybe I would use a variable to stop the whole launching part but I'm not completely sure I catch that part of 'number returns'. You want to work on a single pip margin. That is very dangerous because what if a tick moves your price not one but 5 pips at once? No one can control that. How is the srategy dealing with a situation like that?
look at this
https://fxdreema.com/shared/SRgRxcG1c

[l'andorrà]

@khalids222 I think the logic is correct. However, Istill have difficulties to catch what the strategy is supposed to do. Why do you want to buy agai after a very short retracement?

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà I will explain in detail and in pictures only minutes

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà

When the price exceeded the Green Zone ,It will be open consecutive buy deals on all tick and at the same time, the winning trades will be closed immediately as long as the price increases When it win only one pips .
As in the picture when the price reached 104 and the price began to slide down, most of the profitable deals were closed, remaining the last deals that were not closed .
Here I want to stop trading until it reaches the selling stage It will be doing the same thing .
I hope everything is clear

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà
How do I make the position open after four pips from the price move, so that at the same time the previous position closes after three pips (depending on the spread)

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà
This profit for the day is only for the demo account, but some steps need to be adjusted

[l'andorrà]

@khalids222 IMHO, what you want is not possible, you are working with extremely small distances. Spread wil eat any gain due to those extremely short moves. Are you really sure that is a realistic way to trade?

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà It seems that I have not been able to explain the strategy correctly, but I find it an excellent way to trade, as the lot size gives a clear expression in the direction of the price very well, so every time a buying takes place and a fake is a selling pressure that covers the entire value of the previous purchase, and vice versa Of course, with some modifications

[l'andorrà]

@khalids222 But are you sure your broker allows to open buys and sells so close from one another? We are talking about distances that can be just 1 pip away. I find it very weird.

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà

It is true that, in this picture, if you look at it, you will find that the points move more than seven points, and that the profit closes on more than zero.
However, the closure was negative

However, the closure was negative
I want to convert the pip value to a tick or a rounded off

[l'andorrà]

@khalids222 Ok. I see. In that case I'm afraid I cannot offer you ans answer. Maybe roar could, sorry.

[khalids222]

@l-andorrà Overall thank you very much for your efforts, I tried to get a response from @roar
, but he did not answer, and I think that he gets a lot of questions from the forum, and this puts the person under great pressure in responding to everyone.
However, I benefited greatly from him in all his responses, for me or for others, and I think that it is a benefit for any software forum.
I hope to find an answer, and I'll try several solutions.
And I thank you again for your efforts on this forum