Hello, I do not know what the problem with the robot can be.

I doubt very much that the patterns have that high percentage of success. In addition, in the images the patterns imply that there is a gap, which in forex only happens sometimes on the first day of the week.
In the second image there are two gaps in a row, so it will hardly happen in forex. I suppose that the pattern is poorly drawn and the opening price should coincide with the closing price of the previous candle.

Although not all the details of the patterns are well defined, I leave the link of two projects that I think could correspond a little to the images:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/FmV2XzJbc
https://fxdreema.com/shared/6S3bCs75b

Right, I was wrong in block 1. The parameter on the right should be candle low instead of candle close.

Hello, it worked for me in the strategy tester. Perhaps in visual mode or in real time demo there are few signals because the size of the wick is twice that of the body and the other wick. You can try to create different options with the color of the candle, the size of the body and the lower and upper wicks.

Thanks, the only thing I can think is:

• Obtain the variable with the size value in pips of the id1 candle
• Use a formula block to divide the variable by the value of a constant that represents the desired percentage. Put that value in another variable.
• Buy when the price is equal to the value of that second variable.
  

But do not know if that works for a buy order and less to do it with a pending order.

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

Hello, the ID1 candle is a formed candle with the close done. I think that in the images the parameter candle bottom wick size (pips) should be candle low and candle high instead of upper wick.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/iBI6XjfZ

A basic version with less than 10 blocks but I think that information from the previous candles should be parameterized, or the limit of the maximum / minimum of the ID1 candle so that it does not touch or exceed the opposite band, which requires more than 10 blocks.

Hello, I would like to suggest this idea as a possible line of work, although there may be some error.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/f6OFOOsJ

@l-andorrà Segun lo pensé si un trade llega a pips se cierra el 60% del volumen inicial, y luego si llega a 40 el 20% restante y a 60 el otro 20%.

Pero el problema es que si llega a 20 pips, se cierra el 60%, y el precio no llega a 40 pips, baja a menos de 20 pips de beneficio y cuando vuelve a llegar a 20 pips, se volveria a cerrar el 60% del volumen inicial otra vez?

No sé me ocurre cómo hacer que se cancele el primer cierre una vez ejecutado.

Hola @jordan, me parece que esta estructura (https://fxdreema.com/shared/LzoqpUNY) podría cumplir la función de cerrar una operación abierta manualmente con tres cierres parciales a 20 pips de distancia cada uno.

Hello! How can I set a limit order at 50% of the total size of the ID1 candle when the price exceeds the high of the ID1 candle?

Or better how to set the customizable percentage of the total size of the ID1 candle where I want the limit buy order to open?

(https://ibb.co/b5nz9xt ; I couldn't attach images in post)

And also how can I modify the expiration time period to be "n" number of candles of the current time frame?
(https://ibb.co/s9ZcB59)

Sorry if there are any errors in the text, I'm translating from Spanish. Thanks.

Only a preproject: https://fxdreema.com/shared/qrzbUyBYd

Hi @kepler and @l-andorrà.
Maybe this could be a rustic approximation to the hammer pattern.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/Con2vtkRd