Posts made by BinaryKungfu

@l-andorrà It is not, It is an EX4 file although the strategy is rather simple. It's just a hedging EA that trades within a channel, and if it breaks outside the channel then it trades with the news move etc as it breaks outside the top or bottom channel.

It's a hedging EA that sets up a simple grid and uses Martingale strategy. It makes 10 percent per day but always eventually blows the account by trading against the trend. I'd like to fix that issue by reversing direction once the channel is broken out of.

Send a message if your interested in the job.

Very helpful! Thanks!

@l-andorrà This is the only version that worked: https://fxdreema.com/shared/ZHE6UmM7b

@tipsywisdom Going to try it every possible way at this point. Need it to work. Course maybe I should just go back to coding it by hand, in some way's it's faster.

It appears as though the formula is getting the wrong numeric value. It appears to be inverted or something. Which would explain the behavior.

@tipsywisdom Also starts cutting off each trade at each bar, very strange.

@l-andorrà Stop trading with that modification.

@tipsywisdom Looks like that causes some weird bug where it closes each trade on the exact bar it opened on. It starts out trading normally, then with 50 bars it immediately closes each order, even though it has not reached profit target.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/S9jTWPQae

Thanks! I will certainly try that, and that's what I had hoped for, a much simpler solution.

Hi guys. I'd appreciate some help. I am trying to close all positions once total profit for the day has been reached, and then not trade until trading hours have been reached.

I looked all through the forums and found this example:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/x75d43Fwc

But it does not work, even though I have spent hours making absolutely sure each setting was correct. It alwasy give negative values, and incorrect values based on equity-balance. Here is my version:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/vzBR3MwMb

Is there an easier way to simply close all trades on profit?

Thanks so much for your help!

Indeed, both good answers, but flow coding is nothing new, and most flow chart coding apps build that app with the logic you need without providing the entire base blocks of code. For instance PicBasic, Flowcode and many others, They simply take the blocks of logic you want, and write them into the tight little page of code that only contains what it needs to run. Makes it very fast, useful, handy, and no bloat.

Thanks for your answers.

Newbie here. Anyone know why we get a canned page of code 500 miles long when all we need is the couple blocks and a few lines of code? Is there a way to specify output so we can easily make changes to our functions without scrolling to Zimbabwe and back?

Thanks