Topics created by adamghous

@Pascal-0 👍

I will suggest to put those purple blocks always on the top. I think logically it is better. Because that "on Chart" event fires on wide range of chart events and it's better to filter the events first and then do something else.

Try this example: https://fxdreema.com/shared/sKFJN0Ffb I'm setting the value in the variable in the Condition block, you will see. Then on the Alert you will see values 0 or 1, but it is the same as false and true.

(on Trade) Event Data will not work correctly under "on Chart". Better imagine that you are under "on Tick". The data for (on Trade) Event Data in only set when some trade event happens - when some order is created, removed or modified, but not when you click on a button.

I think you need to do it in a custom way, using some Variable. So, before the Buy block you can have a block to check the profit of the last trade (whether it was profitable or not), then set the value of some Variable depending on that, and then in the Buy block to use that value for the risk % option.

Now the Martingale option looks at the actual lot size of the last trade and multiplies that lot size to 2 (by default) on loss. It doesn't care what the balance it, it looks at the lot size.

Interesting. I think this happens when the second symbol in the pair is not the same as the deposit currency. It works properly for me on EURUSD when the deposit currency is USD. I need to check what is going on.

But in this case you don't really have pending orders. Why don't you place bunch of pending orders with let's say "Buy pending orders in grid"?

Otherwise it can be made, but it depends a little bit. Who draws those lines?

Thanks to your example i think ive cracked it. Just had to have the EA recognise the pattern of lower close-higher close-lower close and then remember the value of Candle Shift 2 for the higher close. Once that was stored in the variable I could use that value as an entry point. https://fxdreema.com/shared/uonU4E21e