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    Posts made by fxDreema

    • RE: OnTrade Blocks stopped working

      This parameter is generated and is 1 when there is any block in "on Trade" or 0 when there are not blocks. The reason is for speed. So you are saying that you have blocks there and the parameter is 0? Which project is that?

      posted in Bug Reports
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: OnTrade Blocks stopped working

      They work on backtest for me. But it is Saturday here now, no markets

      posted in Bug Reports
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Stop making orders after closing previous one

      You can check the age of the previous trade. Something like:

      For each Closed Trade (with "not more..." set to 1) -> check age

      And after that you can continue to buy or sell.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Connecting Binary Options to EA signals

      @robgall You have it
      0_1537040679438_83977ce1-4cd3-4d1f-9275-d86f0552ed08-image.png

      I didn't tested it, but it's almost not any different than vish's custom block

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Delete objects below when next object hit

      What are you doing with these lines, some kind of virtual pending orders?

      Otherwise you can try something like this: 0_1537040515662_3c3f8e8b-17bb-4745-ab06-708e34600e1b-image.png
      I didn't tested it, but I feel that it will work. The idea is that you will delete any line that is lower than the current price with certain number of pips.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Help pliss =(

      Oops, I made my example with TP for the pending order instead of SL. But anyway, what if SL of the Sell is also never reached by the price? You wrote "... until the stop loss is triggered...", but you can't be sure.

      This is my example EA where I was testing this: https://fxdreema.com/shared/hTGdIdOA

      But you know.. after all, having Buy and Sell with the same lot size is the more complicated version of simply closing the Buy trade. I don't recommend those "hedging" strategies. You can do all of this if it makes the EA easier to understand, but if you are doing it because you believe that this is protecting your capital... better don't ๐Ÿ™‚ Your capital is what is written for "Equity", no matter if you have 0 or 10 opened trades. It's actually worse to have multiple trades opened (who hedge each other), because of spread, swap and so on.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Value Between Filter block

      From where do you get these levels?

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Fibonacci

      I don't understand your question ๐Ÿ™‚

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: como hacer un indicador

      Yes, with fxDreema you can only make EAs and Scripts ๐Ÿ™‚

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Are variables in temporary memory

      Yes, the counter blocks also use temporary variables. This is true for all blocks like this, even some money management methods. Only when you are working with trades and objects, their data is not temporary, because they exist in MetaTrader even if you restart it.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Equity Control with Moving Average

      I don't know how to do that in fxDreema ๐Ÿ™‚

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Adding positions and change stop loss

      Here is some idea: https://fxdreema.local/shared/23w4IsOKb

      Both "For each Trade" are set to load only the last trade, but second one loads the trade that was just created in "add to volume"

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Set Target Equity on Each open trade

      This is technically possible, I guess, but I don't know how to easily make it in fxDreema ๐Ÿ™‚

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Help pliss =(

      What happens with the Buy trade in this situation, if the price continues to go lower?

      0_1536551967142_7c1f9f54-3b4e-4ff8-9e3e-db58d8579c59-image.png

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Counter to check past candles conditions

      Try that block called "Indicator moves within limits" ๐Ÿ™‚

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: How to open a chart?

      0_1536524373077_6228b307-fcbc-4ef8-afae-78a3b3b0a1c1-image.png

      https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/constants/chartconstants/enum_timeframes

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Questions about 'Skip ticks' block

      I think I fixed it when I wrote the last post. Isn't it working?

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: Help required to create strategy. Very new here so need help

      Here set this to 0, otherwise you have 20 pips offset. Or use value of 1, so you can remove these +1pips and -1pips.
      0_1536505438218_610e4041-3847-45f5-b6be-9c7fcbddac6d-image.png

      The Trailing stop blocks should be somewhere alone. If you are using 2 of them, you can connect them.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
    • RE: New trade after SL was hit

      It depends. Here someone else had similar question: https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/6221/help-pliss Or in "on Trade" you can have "Trade closed -> Sell now"... or Buy now, whatever. In "Trade closed" you can check whether the trade was closed by SL, and also its type.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      fxDreema
      fxDreema
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