Topics created by everjn17

Thanks for your answer.
I did try using loop thru open position but it seems unreliable for me. I'd like the idea of comparing open position before and after trade, however i'm bit confuse on what block to use. I tried to check the "Check Trade Count" block, but i don't know how to store the value of the trade count after using that block

@everjn17 Please share the indicator link

@miki
Wow, it works.
Sorry i misunderstood what you mean previously,

Thanks Miki, you save me a lot of time

@cdwilder1 I agree. Can you please share the link?

@hadees
Thanks for your answer, will take a look on it now

@everjn17 . I´m beggining to work on a similar proyect with more than 2500 stocks on MT5. Can I ask with wich broker are you working with?. Mine is Admiral in Europe. I think we can share the experience and perhaps we can end with a good dashboard and each want then define its own parameters. What do you think?. Are you interested in cooperate?

@everjn17 I agree with @l-andorrà use fewer blocks , and with each block use a comment block so you can know on which block the EA is stopping the execution

@everjn17 did you get the solution?

@roar , awesome it works.
Thanks for the advice

@eks wow... it works.
Well, i feel dumb now, i usually use that history feature during my build. But i never think that gonna work for this problem.
thanks, you save my work for weeks.

Yes, copy them but then, as I said, modify thr one 'on tick' to open the first trade only and then those on the 'on trade' tab will open all the following trades.

you're not alone...when everyone convinced me to switch, nobody gave me the disclaimer that the blocks aren't the same. lol! there was something else very important.....if I remember I'll let you know...but double check EVERY block doesn't have a more improved version in MT5.

@everjn17 Just delete the block and re-create it with same settings. Try this and let me know if it helped.

Trader.philipps is correct. However, if what you want is that trade is allowed only ONLY when the seventh bar has been created, you just need to change the number of the cande ID from 1 to 7 on the left operand and 8 to the right one. Additionally , the 'cross width' section shoud be modified to 1.

@everjn17 Here you go. I just took some values - maybe default, don't know.

Kijun: 26 shift 0
KKS: 26, 0.3, 0.3

x> and x< width =2

On crossing there will be a line drawn. If KKS condition also valid, it draws a thumb up or down.

0_1569935029615_0cbea0bc-489a-4173-93b4-286f2e0109a3-image.png

a) Short trade not taken on 2nd as KKS not confirmed
b) No Long signal on 3rd - Don't know why.
c) Long signal on 4th
d) short signal on 24th - not confirmed by KKS
e) short signal on 25th - confirmed by KKS

So the only thing that I have no clue about is that it didn't draw a line on 3rd. Maybe there is a hidden feature we don't know yet, as there was a cross down the candle before or maybe it's a bug!?!

Link to project.

0_1569935546475_cross_width_test.mq4 MQ4

Here are the indicators I used:

0_1569935569327_Kijun-Sen.mq4
0_1569935594811_Kuskus_Starlight.mq4