@l-andorrà How do I convert the commission into pips? The breakeven function can offset using pip values only.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/f9JcAKE9e

How to set Breakeven at "Open Price + Commission" so that it ends up with $0 profit if the broker charges commission?

How about "Open Price + Commission + CurrentSpread"? The spread to allow for a little slippage.

@paragorundu It started to not work when I used Indicator Appear on the higher time frame. What's the correct block to use?

@paragorundu Using Indicator Appear on both the lower and higher time frame. Is there a better condition to use?

@jsauter86 I need to close trades at the end of the week which means trades ideally last only a few hours or a day at most. I used M15 (Initially M5) and H4. I switched from M5 to M15 because the spread cost was too high per trade using the M5 as the shorter time frame.

@jsauter86 Tested longer time frame using D1. Still the same, no trades were executed. Does FXDreema's short and long time frame conditions only work with a fixed combination of time frames?...

@l-andorrà

Here is the link https://fxdreema.com/shared/bK4KDRpzb

I backtested on EURUSD from 2021.02.26 to 2021.03.08

Hope this helps. Thanks!!!

@l-andorrà This is perfect! Thank you so much!

It's a simple logic that should have opened a lot of SELL trades.

When I only had the M15 condition, it opened a lot of trades. But when I added the H4 conditions, it didn't open a single trade.

I'm working with 99.90% Modeling Quality. Please help.

One more thing, The trade opens trades using 1% Risk on a Risk Reward Ratio of 1:3. It's also puzzling why sometimes trades close without even being near the stop loss. I can't figure out why.

I've been cracking my head on how I can get the absolute value of the past X candles using the given tools in the Builder.

The purpose of this is to determine if there is enough volatility in the market to allow trading.

Example:

Current Spread: 2 pip
Range of past X Candles: 100 pips
Max SpreadRange Percent to allow trading: 5%

In this case: Spread / Range = 2%
2% is equal or less than 5%

Therefore, allow trading.

I hope you guys can help. If you do have other recommendations from your experience that has worked on how to determine if a trend is strong enough and not in a range, I'd appreciate your inputs as well. Thanks!