@l-andorrà

Hi, Ok I fixed the NoTrade blocks to the standard.

But, I have looked at all the other settings, and double checked them now. But Im still getting missed entries. This is only a small part of a larger EA, but I cant get this small thing to work everytime.

This is what the logic looks like now:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/Wbeyv2awb

I have attached a image of a little test. You can see 2 positions successfully open and close. And I marked those ones with a red arrow and blue correct mark.
But then there are 2 other places where trades should have opened. All the conditions were met, exactly the same. But it did not open. I mark those with a red cross. (I also checked the values of those candles at the failed entry points and compared it to the SMA at that time. Looks fine, and yes, it should stlll have opened.

regards
Julian

Hi there!

This is only 1 part of a larger EA. But I cannot get this 1 thing to work perfectly.
The logic is:

IF: (Candle(1) Close > 20 Simple MA)
AND: (Candle(1) Low < 20 Simple MA) OR (Candle(1) OPEN < Simple MA)
AND: (IF: BID Price x> Candle(1) High)
THEN: OPEN TRADE (Market Order)

So this works most of the time. Which is great.
But in other very obvious cases, where the candle conditions are clearly met (perfectly), trades are not opened. I have ran this multiple times on backtests in MT5.
I have also gone back to these failed instances in the backtest and I checked the values or everything at that exact point. And it should have worked, but it doesnt.

Any opinions on why?

Here is the link:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/ROwKbKBMd

regards
Julian

@ambrogio

Ahh Ok I see what you did there.

Yes I can also only get buffer(1) to work, (which is the SELL signal buffer). So I can only program 1 condition, which will not work for the rest of this EA build obviously.
Buffer (0) does not want to work, which is the BUY signal buffer. And obviously I need that. Should I look for a different version of the HULL MA indicator? Where all the buffers work or is there a way around this??

regards
J

@ambrogio

Could you please explain it step by step. Ive never used a block like that before.

How can I set up a condition block for the Hull Moving Average to signal when changes color?

When it turns Green it should go down the the BUY leg of the strategy, and when it turns Red it should go down the SELL leg.

Attached0_1594319045435_Hull Moving Average.mq4 is the indicator.

regards
Julian

@l-andorrà
Lets just look at the BUY leg of this for simplicity.

If yesterdays DAILY Heikin ashi bar closes Bullish, only then should it pass to the second condition (Where it focus on the hourly candles and the specified conditions).
But now you metioned that this first condition will always pass as TRUE. Is there a way to set up the first condition so that if the DAILY Heikin Ashi closes as Bearish, it will NOT pass to next condition?

Is there a way to have a condition block, that includes Heikin Ashi, to result in TRUE if Bullish, and FALSE if Bearish?

Thanks for all your feedback up to now.
Julian

@l-andorrà

Just as a final check - I changed all the condition blocks to Moving average conditions. And that worked perfectly.
BUT
As soon as I use the Heikin Ashi in the condition blocks it does not work. Do I need a specific Heikin Ashi indicator to make this work?

@l-andorrà

Ok so I did that, tried it on the Strategy Tester, but nothing is happening at all.

Also tried it on a regular chart, and I get a error stating that it cannot load the .ex4 file.

I first took the mq4 file into the Meta Editor, and then compiled it there (without error) and saved it in my experts folder. So I have no Idea what is the issue.

@l-andorrà

Like this?

https://fxdreema.com/shared/mFGOPgeGd

Ok let me try that! Thanks