It is, but I don't think you can easily find candle where Low is exactly the same as Open (or Close in case of bear), and if you find... the chance to be hammer is even smaller.
Wow, now I looked into the code of this block and I'm not sure that you will understand something 
To be honest, I have difficulties to understand this block as well 
I really recommend using "Single candle template" for a single candle. "Candlestick Pattern" is not as simple as it seems, and it's not for a single candle! It is to detect certain candle's points (open, high, low, close) of number of candles in relation to the oldest candle. Again, for single candle better use "Single candle template".
If for example "Low" is turned off, then you don't care where the low is located, in other words candle's lower wick can be any size, you just don't care. +/- are for tolerance - you tell that you want to find candle's low in this area. You can even turn off one of these limits - scroll down it's value below 0 and it will become "off". And again, everything depends on the oldest (most left, or the only one) candle on this picture, and expecially it's open price and body size. But to understand it better, I can recommend you to look at the source code generated from this block. It's a little bit hard for me to explain how it works, but I think the code speaks for itself.
Are you sure that you want to open a new trade when mml2 is crossed from below and mml10 is crossed from above? Even that way there is a trade... I tested it on 5 minutes.
Don't use "Candlestick pattern" block in relative mode for a single candle, and even for absolute mode, it's not suitable for 1 candle only. Use "Single candle template" instead.
By the way, your "Low" is too tight - 0 +/-0 - in other words you want your lower wick to be... to not exists at all. But again, I doubt if it will work...
Sorry, I don't work as a personal programmer and I don't want to. Well, you can always find one over the internet. I also don't care about anyone's strategies, but I'm here to support fxDreema itself and to answer questions about how to work with it.
I know it's not easy sometimes, because in order to create a strategy, you must build it logically, after all this is a program and it does what the programmer tells it to do in appropriate language. Here - in the language of some blocks and variables. So, no MQL needed, but the language of logic is mandatory.
I can recommend you to open MetaEditor and start learning MQL4. I think you have time to do that, and I'm sure it will boost your knowledge and potential. And it's also fun. You will not be the next great programmer, but it's good just to understand basics, to feel the EAs, and this can happen for about 1 month I believe.
With Candlestick Pattern in relative mode all candles depends on the oldest candle (the one on the left). Don't use this block for a single candle.
With Single candle template every candle is independent.
I found the root of the problem, not it should be ok.
Situations that it seems to not working are actually opening new volume to the current position (new buy). You can try with "(on trade) Position incremented".
Oops, there was a problem with "Candlestick pattern" block, it refuses to pass... but now it works. Well, it is still kind a complex
This incidator moves up and down when it wants, I don't know how it's to be used. Now to open a trade you have to cross-down the upper level of cross-up the lower level... something like rare situations (especially with Once per bar), but I got one trade in my backtest here, and then it was closed immediately. Everything works according to the project
It looks ok. I didn't tested it, but let me introduce you to something else that you can use in the projects - find this block with name "Levels tester...." - this block can be used to visually test any indicator and everything that is numeric. Also,to test when any block passes, use "Draw arrow" or "Logic points tester".
"Formula" block is very simple, it does very basic mathematics - +, -, * or /. It saves the result of that calculation in a global MQL variable. Then that variable can be used in another block.
This error appeared in the past when in the code each indicator was used on demand - you call it when you need it, and this created this problem in the past. Then I make it like they say in MetaTrader's documentation - handles of all indicators are created in Init(), then used in in OnTick() or where needed. This update stopped that error message back then... at least on my PC. There is a little time delay between Init() and OnTick() probably. Now I wonder why you have the problem, because now everything is like it should be in the documentation. I guess your PC is even faster than that delay and indicators are loaded asynchronously. But now I want to turn back to the idea of using the indicators on demand and synchronously, so I fixed that problem (locally on my local fxDreema) by waiting for the indicator to load and then use it. But this is part of a bigger update, so I can't upload it right now
fxDreema is good to control trades and orders, but to visualize things... not so good I can suggest to search for some indicator that does this, it sounds very simple so I think there will be something like this somewhere. mql4.com, mql5.com, forexfactory.com, best-metatrader-indicators.com.... but actually MetaTrader shows that info, so I wonder why you need that
This error was a mystery for me long time, now I know why it happens. It's interesting that it happens only when backtesting. When the EA starts there is a time needed for the indicators to load their data, and it seems that the backtest starts before that happened. I think this is a bug of MetaTrader 5, but there is a way to resolve it and now I'm preparing an update where this error will be fixed.
Well, personally I'm not interested in any strategy, what I like to do is to make this website better. And the website itself is a tool for people who wants to try to build some strategies for themselves or at least to build experience. I'm currently rewriting the whole thing and there are many pending things to do, and I also have ideas for other website, so it's not in my priority to help others to build their strategies directly. You are free to try this tool, you can actually export any-size projects (after make a shared copy of it), and I will answer to every question about how to work with it. But if you want someone to program strategies for you by description, I can suggest this: http://www.mql5.com/en/job or... Google... I think there are many freelancers out there
If you are aware of MQL4
http://fxdreema.com/documentation/colle ... 4/pipvalue - this function is to make the EA to work the same way on 4 digits and 5 digits broker. Search the forum for more info.
http://fxdreema.com/documentation/colle ... ql4/topips - this converts something like 0.0010 to 10.
http://fxdreema.com/documentation/colle ... 4/todigits - this converts 10 to something like 0.0010.
What is the error? First you have to setup your MetaTrader directories, so that the output files are directly written there. If the project has errors, then error message in red area is displayed.
Well, after all I'm here to help people when they have problems with the site, but I don't myself as a personal programmer Sometimes I can decide to make some request, that's how I can experience the tool and find missing functionality for example. With this project I found that something is missing when working with trading events and I will add this fix later. But I don't want to enter the cycle of "do that for me... ok... now do that.... well done! now I want you to do something more...".
But I read the last post and I think something with lot size is still missing. If B3 is 0.04, what about A4 and A5 and A2 and A3? I tried this with 0.1, 0.2, 0.4, 0.8 and 1.6 lots (my broker starts with 0.1)... when 1.6 lose, the EA is on loss. Even with no spread. So it's something missing for me, but you can find it for yourself
http://fxdreema.com/shared/bmuZngP4e
And I don't think we can assume that there is no spread, because there is. And if there is no spread (some brokers), then we have commissions... which is basically the same with other words.
Once I tried something similar, which was interesting - pending orders in grid (for example 5 above, 5 below), and when you open a trade you move the opposite orders in it's direction. I don't remember all the details, I know that I tried to use the movement of the price itself to profit, and it was profitable... until certain price movement happens and everything goes wrong (it was range movement with specific amplitude). Also the spread was a biiiig factor.
So I think we can better assume that there are no really profitable strategies that uses only mathematics. I mean... open this, cover with this, cover again... Basically strategies with the idea to crack the market. There are tons of people trying strategies like this all the time with... you know what result