Dear Friends,
After hours of search, I figured out how to solve this issue. Since I have NO programming knowledge, this simple problem became headache for me.
While I was searching similar issues in forum, I saw that most of the raised questions was not replied with a solution. I hope this info be useful to whom needs help on such topic.
I used 'Custom MQL code' block with the following code to have 5 digits after decimal point.
Problem solved!
Regards.
@justintkt , You can use block named 'Once per bar' to open only 1 trade at once before 'Buy now'.
@justintkt , You can share link with the option below:
I also replied about your too many order issue.
Hi @roar,
Thank you for the great explanation. Name of the block made me think that the block will run once and wait X minutes to run again. The description within the block also says so or I understood that way. I now used translator to see if I get it as I read and yes, it translates what I understand 
Thank you very much for your time and kind help.
I really appreciate it!
Best regards.
Hello @l-andorrĂ ,
I am really happy that this was what you were looking for
I also want to thank you because you are trying to help on most of the topics. I already now this from my posts but I saw many of your replies while I was doing search on the forum lol.
Of course I have to thank @miro1360 , @trader-philipps and other great guys for their contributions to topics. I really learnt a lot from their ideas.
Here is the link to the part of conditions that I have shared via screenshot.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/TO7KfGmne
There should be a better way to do this, if so I will be appreciated for comments.
Please let me know if you need any other details.
Regards.
Hi @saeed-2 ,
I do not know what issue you have but if it's repaint, you may use attached non repainting version of super trend indicator by Mladen Rakic.
SuperTrend-nrp-mtf-mladen.mq4
SuperTrend-nrp-mtf-mladen.ex4
Regards.
Notification: @l-andorrĂ , @len-1
Hi @saeed-2 ,
You may use something like below setup. Since there might (are) be better ways to do such thing, I believe it will do the work for you.
Regards.
@notoriusfx You may find some information on the link below:
https://fxdreema.com/instructions/builder/constants-and-variables
notify: @jsauter86
Hi @fxmich78 ,
I made a setup for you.
I used 'For each closed' block and some variables to collect profit of 'n' number of buy/sell trades.
Just a reminder; variables are kept in memory, so if the terminal restarts or EA re-initiates (not sure, did not tested) it flushes.
So this setup will calculate profit for 'n' number of closed buy/sell with commission & swaps until the variables flushed in above cases.
I hope it helps.
Regards.
notify: @l-andorrĂ
@khacdiepvnc As I have mentioned before, one option to use groups for your strategy.
I have created Setup 3 as an example.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/UX8qiV66
In this setup, No trade and connected blocks are in group. I have configured 1, 2, 3 as group numbers. It's a basic setup and is to give you an idea.
Be careful with the groups, it can be hard to manage in complex setups.
Hi @LALI ,
Check the link below. I think "Custom Sequence" will work for you.
hi @kissasian ,
You can simply use such setup below.
You sure need to configure blocks regarding to your conditions.
Regards.
@laudable222 There are several ways to check if buffers provide a value.
You can try to use below blocks and run your EA in visual mode to print buffer values;
-Comment
-Trace
-Draw text
@vonmunchy You can attach draw shape or draw text blocks to close trade blocks or conditions. By this way you can see which condition/close trade block closes your trade.
@laudable222 You can use attached indicator to check buffer values.
0_1616839288208_Buffers explorer 2.ex4
PS: You can remove '0_1616839288208_' part from the indicator name. It's automatically renamed when uploaded to forum.
@simenandreas You can use 'No trade' or 'Trades count' blocks to limit the number of initiated trades.
You can check link below for some details:
@gorilla, I'm trying to figure out from your setup but not sure about the idea. What is the details of your strategy?
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@max-c I see. Buffer Explorer indicator is a practical tool for me but there are several ways to check if buffers provides a value.
You can try to use below blocks and run your ea in visual mode as you know;
-Comment
-Trace
-Draw text
@Gorilla hi there,
Just to be sure, what's the block name that you use in the project?
@max-c you can use attached indicator to check if buffers provide any value.