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@MT4stefano You have it here:

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Price offset -25

once per bar - Candle 1 close <x.xx will check as a new candle opens if the previous candle has closed where you want

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If I understand correctly, you need to find the highest and lowest prices from 00:00 to 09:00. Then if prices breaks through any of those price levels a buy or sell will be open. Is that correct?

Put once per bar above buy / sell blocks, rather than at the top

At the top means you only do checking once per bar

@MT4stefano If you are using the standard 'pending order' block and you type 20, it immediately understands +20 pips for a buy and -20 for a sell. You don't need to use any symbol unless you want to consider subtracting (for a buy) or adding (for a sell).

@MT4stefano The problem is that 'once an hour' block. It will limit the execution of all block below it to every o'clock hour. How can you be sure that the condition below the block will only be true exactly at that time and not every 40 minutes, for example?

Candle close 0 is the current moving price, generally if you check candle1 then as this closes candle 0 opens and can check candle 1, there is also once per bar to prevent things happening more than once in a candle

HI MT4stefano, there is another crazy way to layer your order, like this use once a day set at 0gmt + no trade nearby + buy / sell pending order = story when price moved up by 10 or 25 or 100 pips that u set, u can made copy 3 of those, this will trigger a pending order below it, so when the price goes down it will sell at the starting candle of 0gmt. More better registered at in constants so u can change the time & the pip distances as u want.

Can you please share the link to it instead of uploading a screenshot?

@MT4stefano said in Put a price in a variable:

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Blocks 2 and 3 are doing those calculations every single tick. That is messing up the values of those variables later. I guess you need those to be calculated just once, but not sure when exactly. When are they supposed to be calculated?

oops sorry not true