Assume that I have four open trades.
If the oldest trade has been open for, for example, 100 hours, I want to close that trade and reduce the lot size of the remaining trades by half.

At the moment, I am able to close the oldest trade in my code, but I encounter problems when trying to reduce the volume of the remaining trades, and I cannot correctly implement the desired outcome.

Example:

Before reaching 100 hours:

Trade1 = 0.01

Trade2 = 0.02

Trade3 = 0.04

Trade4 = 0.08

After the oldest trade (Trade1) reaches 100 hours:

Trade1 = Closed

Trade2 = 0.01

Trade3 = 0.02

Trade4 = 0.04

Thank you in advance for your time and support.

Link: https://fxdreema.com/shared/msTqK4a7d

Thank you very much, buddy.

Hello friends
I want to see if I can close a trade that has been open for more than 20 hours and has lost money.

Just one tip: If I have 3 open trades, I should only close the one that has been open for more than 20 hours.
I would appreciate it if you could send me a sample to see how it works.

I want it to be stored in a variable so I can use that variable to comment on the page.

Display on screen

Hi guys
I have several experts in one account and I need to see the work report of each separately
That's why I need to be able to save these so that I can comment on the page.
I need an expert to be able to output in the trading history of a robot via a magic number how much profit it made and how much it risked on its account.
I can do this for open trades, but I can't save for closed trades and I need help

I would appreciate it if you could help

@l'andorrà

This error occurs when testing the server
In my system, this message is not displayed, a nd the test is performed

Hi guys
I need guidance

Let's say I have 40 open trades and I want to sum the profit of the last 10 trades, if it reaches $10, I will close only the last 10 trades and store the profit in a variable.

Thank you for the advice

Hello guys
I want to add an option to my bot to close all trades if the total number of open trades (in a day) reaches a certain percentage of loss.
That is, the amount of drawdown in the robot per day should not be more than, for example, 2%.
Thank you for guiding me.