@ambrogio Wow, thanks, that helps a lot - exactly what I needed! I can already see the EA is running a bit differently with virtual stops but I assume that may have something to do with the slippage. I'll play around with the settings and see if I can get it to work the same way as before.

@ambrogio Wow, thanks, that helps a lot - exactly what I needed! I can already see the EA is running a bit differently with virtual stops but I assume that may have something to do with the slippage. I'll play around with the settings and see if I can get it to work the same way as before.

Sorry, correct link:
fxdreema.com/shared/oLvCZOuyb

Hi guys,

All the best in 2020 - let it be the most profitable year to all.

Just a quick and I guess an easy one for many of you.
I'm trying to make a structure that will have a virtual stop loss that will be trailed when the trade is in profit.
I'd literally like to copy that structure but make the SL invisible for the broker:

shared/oLvCZOuyb

There seems to be quite a lot about it on the forum but I think it's too advanced for me at this stage.

Can anyone help?

Not sure what you mean.
There is an offset between the two hedge orders - in the example it's set to 20 pips.
There is also an offset between the TP of the first order and SL of the hedge order. In the example it is strongly overdrawn to show what I mean but generally it would be couple of pips only for the hedge structure to work properly. In other words there will be two opposite hedge orders offset by x pips ans then at each side of the hedge there will be first TPs and anfter some pips the SLs.

Exactly like that.
The hedging structure can of course develop to 3,4 maybe more trades.

The thing is I want to keep it simple without any additional conditions.
So again. An order is opened, it launches an opposite pending order. The condition is: IF after opening two (or more) orders that run simultaneously, one (or more) orders hit TP, start trailing SL of the remaining orders.

Seems simple to write it but I couldn't get it done. I wouldn't like to make that dependable on any other factors like time, candles, etc.

1. Not sure if I got this right - they were supposed to check if a second candle back is over moving average. The condition fror buy/sell signal is not so important though.
2. Yes. It is supposed not to leave out any pending orders after the hedge grid is terminated.

Sorry, think this is how the link should go: https://fxdreema.com/shared/x7oqpBMI

So this one works basically but the conditionf for starting to trail is not fully correct

shared/x7oqpBMI

If, by luck, a previous closed trade is of appropriate type the robot will not start trailing until the TP is taken. In the other case however it will kick in right after a second trade is created.

Hi guys,

Sorry if I'm breaking any forum rules - it's literally my first time ever I've used one
I've had a couple of very intensive days with the fxDreema platform and I'm absolutely amazed how great it is.

Neverhteless, I'm struggling to get one formation done - maybe someone will be able to help.

I'm working on a hedging pattern where stop losses are set up slightly further than the take profits.
At times the TP are activated but the price doesn't hit SL and goes the other way.
I want to take advantage of this edge and start trailing the SL back behind the price as it goes back.

I've got the part on a tick chart - FOR EACH TRADE -> PIPS AWAY FROM STOP LOSS -> MODIFY STOPS - that is working well.

The problem is I don't want it to kick in too early and break my hedging pattern before the situation appears.

So basically what I nead is a condition set up that will allow the trailing to start after:
a) two or more trades had been opened and consecutively
b) one or more trades had been closed by TP
Easy to say but I've spent long hours on it without success.

That would be a very useful setup for any hedging strategy (for those of you who are allowed to hedge).