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@rafaelgrecco I tested this and it worked on the tester. But when I tested it on real, it didn't work properly. I investigated it and eventually I found that in one function I forgot to put some code. I fixed this. I tested it and I think it works now.

@rafaelgrecco You're welcome.

@rafaelgrecco You're welcome.

I managed to find a different solution. I'll just keep this topic here, eventually the admin/programmer will read this and have a look at this bug.

Thanks for your time.

@trader-philipps Yeah, I've talked to other people that also uses my current Broker (or any Broker in Brazil) and it seems it is a common problem.

Unfortunately there's nothing I can do, like changing brokers... all I wanted was a way to cancel the trade if it took too long to be executed, but I don't think that's possible 😞

Thanks miro!!

Create a variable with some name. Then modify it. And then use it.
That blue thing can be put there when you right-click on the input field. I used Moving Average for the screenshot, but it can be anything else. But ATR has a little bit different values.

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Thank you very much!

I didn't know there was a tutorial for it...

@rafaelgrecco said in How to Select "Least profitable trade"?:

What I was missing was:

Reseting the variable "smallestprofit" on every new loop

We must reset the variables at some point, so the ea don't get "stuck" to some big loss that is already closed. Now it resets the variable on every tick, and also calculates it again so we always have the correct value. It is not the most cpu-optimal way but should work fine.

Using the second output of "Each Trade" to wait for all trades to be checked

I think this is the correct way, we must first check all trades in order to find the lowest profit.

The looping blocks work a bit different than other blocks, go ahead and test different logic builds 🙂

Thank you once again!

It's fixed, thanks!!

@rafaelgrecco

I know how it is, I've been there to many times , but the relief when a solution come to the rescue is worth it 😊

@rafaelgrecco

simply set your conditions to candle one then have a once per bar block on top followed by your conditions .

It will pass once the first thing it does when a new bar is created and only once , simple is often the way to go

@rafaelgrecco

sure that you figured it out ? beacuse what i know you will have a line above everything and a line below evertything , based on your knowlage and your risktaking, so to make a condition that are between those meaning < high and > low and connect that to an and block and use that as a filter and add that to your buy/sell conditions , and drag the and yellow dot to continue your jouney , meaning if its not between those two lines , in your case that the market isnt raging .

@mehrdad-zaiemi This is the second thread you use for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate questions.

Hi,

I programmed a custom indicator that shows the moving average of ATR. This may help you or others to achieve something similar.0_1496012111333_ma_atr.mq4

yes, pink blocks are for some kind of check and control in trades 🙂

I guess you are right. If Trailing Stop is already being used, there is no point on setting a initial SL.

I'll just turn it off and let Trailing Stop do it's job and see how it will behave.

Thanks!