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@deathkid13 You can do it this way:

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@jstap thanks sir!

No that you save and call every time you need to update, generally they will be remembered every time you restart the terminal. name a template the same as the EA and on backtest template will load.

this is not simple, you need a set reason to class a new high low, the ZigZag for example does this, but as with most indicators it is lagging, in various signals there is new top/bottom inn trend, test these and see if they are any good to you.

@l-andorrà okay got it now sir thank you very much

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This should do it: https://fxdreema.com/shared/J0s4029Mc

No it's a price fraction, candle close on 0 is the current market bid price. Pips/Points is more like this: https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/12802/atr-pips

@deathkid13 AFAIK fxDreema does not have a pip value. What it does is applying the pip size rules offered by default here but that can be modified at will by clicking on the wrench icon on top right of the builder.

@jstap thanks! will use Server Time from now on.

You can block the (comment(ugly)) block. It is completely unnecessary when optimizing while being very CPU consuming at the same time.

In that case you should skip the visual part. It is making the bot far less efficient.

Do you mean live chart after showing on back test chart?
This maybe?
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That's a complex structure that will need variables. are you familiar with loops and variables?

@deathkid13 Then you can use this loop here:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/rTWMuzFB

In my example the loop will calculate the average value for ATR from candles 1 to 10 in the past. The calculation will be done at the open of each new candle. You can change the value of 'range' variable if you need longer or shorter periods.

Ok. Thanks.

Sort of, FX has it's own rules set in the background, but I think it does, if I trade the US30 which means no pip rules set, then the pips an EA uses match the pips/points shown when you drag the crosshair across the screen. Set un a test project, one that shows you the distance in pips/points so you know the number to use in blocks.

What do you exactly mean by 'recent highest candle'?