Because the region of 20 pips is the total region that is up and below the current price. 20 pips in total, which is 10 pips below and 10 pips above. There are different options for "Range position". Try to double the pips or change the position of the region.
Because I have this example here, this is another way to do something similar - https://fxdreema.com/shared/2MKC15hdc
Ok, then if somehow you know the name you want, because there are many trendlines I see, you can select that particular trendline and get different information from it
You can open pending order at the time when a trade is created. Otherwise here is some example that I made for someone lately - https://fxdreema.com/shared/vOGLv415 It shows how to get data from one trade and use that data when creating pending order
Yes. There is this setting called Candle ID. 0 is the current candle, 1 is the previous and so on. Also, candles can be selected by time. You can see that property "Find Candle by". But when possible, find candles by ID.
Well, one way is to put multiple pending orders and forget. Check Buy/Sell peniding order in grid. I think this will be easier to make.
Also this can be made with trades only. Something like: For each Trade - pips away from open price - once per trade - add to volume (or Buy/Sell now).
I had some examples somewhere and I need to make some for the examples, but right now I am little lazy to make one 
Try something and if you don't get it I will try to do something.
on Tick = blocks run on every tick.
Once per bar under on Tick = passes once when a new bar is created, on the first tick of the new bar. I tried to explain the problems with the "On Close of Bar" problems here - https://fxdreema.com/help/-/working%20w ... e%20closes
At any time, you can get the value of any candle - open, high, low or close... or even highest and lowest values within some period
Harami - 2 buffers
Non lag ma v7.101 MTF - 3 buffers
Open .mq4 files and you will see what is written after #property indicator_buffers
I don't know what is the question, but fxDreema can't automatically draw trendlines. I mean, there is no block which you can put and you will get the perfect trendlines. There is a block with which you can draw a trendline by giving it 4 values - Time1, Price1, Time2 and Price2 (coordinates of the two points). Then you can read different values from this trendline. Or any other trendline. You can read trendlines made manually or by indicators. Trendlines are objects and we are in the world of object here, so here are some example that shows how to deal with them - LINK
People are often telling me that there are login problems. The last time someone sent me a picture and I saw that he is trying to login with hit email. Facebook shifted our thinking unfortunately :)That's why I suppose you are trying the same thing. You want to login with username, not your email. Your username is Marcelo, try with Marcelo
One way is to put numbers in both blocks (the one to create a trade and the other to create a pending order). You know the open price of the trade... well, almost, if there is no slippage... and you know where the SL will be, so you can put the pending order at 10 pips from the current price. But if you want to exactly copy the values from the trade, try this - https://fxdreema.com/shared/vOGLv415
Be careful with these % settings for MM. In some % options the correct value is like 100%, while in other options 2.5% is the normal. Sometimes people are trying options where the default value is 100%, they try something like 5% there and they they are asking me why the lot size is always the minimum
__The reason is that I cannot find how to pull out the value of the "Check profit (unrealized)"[/quote:2j3w60dy]
That's why I made those Bucket blocks - with them you can get the value in Condition. "Check profit (unrealized)", as well as ALL blue blocks do their job inside and does not put anything to the outher world. With "For each... " and "Bucket..." blocks you can load trade/trades and get different values in separate block (Condition or other blocks).
Use Variables in Condition -> Value -> Numeric
Those P things are the input values of the block. Again, blocks does not export nothing.
Give me example for EURUSD that contains 2-3 blocks and shows the problem in any block, and I will fix it or tell you if I don't want to "fix" it
In block 26 it's checked for Buys and Sells. In block 27 you have SL and TP. The sell side does not match the buy side
By "body size" I mean the difference between candle's Open and Close prices. Use Candle Close - this is the candle's Close price, which is also Bid for the current candle.
You can't change the time in MT, at least this is what I know. If it was possible, it would be somewhere in the settings
Do you know what kind of values come out of these indicators? Use "Trace" to see the values. I don't want to give you ready EA, because I want you to understand what is going on. So, the first thing is to know what values the indicators are giving to the EA. Then depending on that indicators can be used. Mostly "Condition" block is used to compare two values. Also, there is a group of blocks in the "Indicators" category. Which one to use... it depends on the situation.
It is free for use until you have 10 connections between blocks. I think that number is enough for basic projects. And I even think that everyone should work that way for a while before going to pay. My hope is that this limitation will somehow teach people to try to use less blocks and connections
Formula blocks does that: It has 2 operands - left and right. In both you select something that will result in certain values. Between both operands there is mathematical operator +,-,* or /. You select one of them.
If the value of the left operand is 100, the value of the right operand is 200 and the operator is +, then this is what you have:
100 + 200
This results in 300, but where is the result? You must define a Variable first. Then right-click on that "Put the result into this Variable" input field and choose that Variable. The data type of that Variable should be "double".
Then in different block you can use that Variable. But it's not in any list. If you use Condition, go to Value - Numeric, right-click again and select the Variable again.
Condition with "x>" or "x<" between operands. Search in the examples for "Crossover" - https://fxdreema.com/examples
There is a block named "Once per bar". If you have it on top level in "on Tick", it will pass once when a new bar is created
Please, go to the examples and check those blocks - the purple "bucket" blocks and pink "for each..." blocks. There are some examples and each example have description.
In short, "For each... " blocks are used when you want to iterate throuhg trades, one by one, and do something with each one of them.
"Bucket" blocks are to be used when you want to get value (min, max, averate or total) out of a group of trades.
"Check profit (unrealized)" does everything inside - loads trades, collects data and checks the result.
Also check how to work with Variables. You can define as many variables as you want and modify them as you want. This is low level stuff and I will always recommend to not use Variables (at least not too many of them), but I will not add such functionality to collect profits over time.
What is the idea. If you have variable named "MyVar", then on each tick calculate the total profit and if the total profit is > than the value of MyVar => set the value of MyVar to that profit. This is simple. What is not simple is when to reset the value of that variable, because you have trades that will be closed and trades that will be opened. It sounds boring, but it depends.