Posts made by ambrogio

Please, check this on H1 , for resistance (high) , just to understand if it works as you expect
https://fxdreema.com/shared/4ZWmF0O3e

@tec-nacks said in Saving variables for reference use?:

@ambrogio it is 3 wicks of 3 different candles.

should be like this, i didn't test

@tec-nacks please write something on this screenshot

@tec-nacks said in Saving variables for reference use?:

@ambrogio in this case I'm not counting consecutive wicks but the number of times it wicks through

for example, with it wicks through for 3 times, open a long position.

3 times the same wick up and down, so the same candle? or 3 wick of 3 candles?

you can use a few constant for your candle 7 , 1, and 13

In the modify variable you are assigning a price value at variable id_6 , it is not a candle id
Put 7 directly in the draw line block #71, just like block #51

you have to create a variable that counts the number of times. When conditions are met once per bar modify variable count=count+1
You want to count only consecutive wick? In this case you have to reset the variable (or simply make the condition in a row from candle ID1 to candle ID3)

candle low below the line, candle close/open (both condition togheter) above the line.

@tec-nacks do not repeat variable in the candle id field, just put 6

put a comment block below modify variable and you can see

@tec-nacks you are right! Very strange! So i rewrote from scratch your blocks and it works now

https://fxdreema.com/shared/tMDByVdZc

MT5 for each position
MT4 for each trade

my bad, only now i see!! you have to put all the condition in one tree all togheter

remove candle ID0

since you want the half hours, I think it's better to count how many M30 candles you need to find the highest/lowest price instead of using 22:30 to 10:30. I would do so

@pezhman491 you're welcome!

@tec-nacks your logic is right, maybe with some loop we can use a few block only..............i don't know

@Tulefi since you are adding volume, you don't need the average price only, but you need to calculate the total lot size of runnign trades. This question was already discussed many time, and i cannot find the most helpful thread anymore, but i saved the result in this example that someone have done time ago (i don't remember who)

https://fxdreema.com/shared/OWyWkcamd

you can make a formula block with equity-balance. Put the result in a variable

@fxDreema wise words!

@Tulefi