Thanks for your suggestions. I will try it with a true or false logic. The block for once per bar would be great, but I need more of this blocks in my strategy and so they doesn't help.

I want to open more than one trade, only not more than one after one candle close.
I mean if a candle crossover two lines, than open just one trade, but if the next candle crossover another line, than open the next trade. Do you understand?

Hi, I'm trying to resolve a little, but for me complicated problem. I have different lines in my chart, and when the candle crossover these lines, a buy position will be executed.
How can I make the logic in that way, that if the candle crossover two or more lines, that only one positon will be opened?

Thanks in advance

@Temmy-25 how did you resolved it?

Yes correct and in the meantime, I found a solution. thank you

This whole part does not work right and I don't know where the error is

Let's say we have 10 open positions with lot size 0.01. The total lot size then is 0.1 and our pending order would be 0.2. Now if one of the open positions close in profit, we have 9 open positions with a total lot size of 0.09 and the pending order should change to 0.18. This does not work. the pending positions are not deleted and not replaced with the right lot size.

Here is the right link... https://fxdreema.com/shared/fqqsHUNeb

Hi @all, I'm new to fxDreema and trying to build a kind of breakout strategy. When the EA open a new position, also a pending order in the opposite direction opens for a breakout chance. The pending lot size is always calculated in reference to the opened positions. So, when a new position opens, then a new calculation will be made for the lot size of the pending. This works well. After a position close in profit, the same calculation has to be done but at this time the lot size of the pending order will be reduced.
I created the same calculation after a new position and after a position is closed. After the new position it works well, but after the position closes it does not work.

Here is the link of this calculation. Anybody have an idea where I have an error?

shared/Bv2VrPPGb

thx and best regards
Markus

@l-andorrà, thank you very much. Will do so