Topics created by richard96816

Richard, I can see that you don't like fxDreema, so I refunded your last payment (which is 6 months old, so I just sent you $100). And with that I surrender, I can't help you. I don't agree that my responses were insulting, I actually have this feeling that yours are, but this is not important. I can't help you, because I can't understand you. I told you this before - I can see your emails, I can see how much text you wrote to me and I can translate it, but I can't understand it. And it looks that I'm not alone, because here in this topic other people can't understand you as well. I really don't know what else to say.

One way around FIFO I use is to make sure all the trades have a different lot size. I believe the US brokers only enforce FIFO when the lot size is the same. Another way around it too is to use the 'for each buy or sell trade' block and set the loop direction to 'oldest to newest'.

Buy/Sell blocks won't pass if no success. Their gray output is the "error" output, which becomes active if something failed

it's somewhere in the code. I don't remember all the cases where the error outputs are called, but in fatal error - when it is not possible to try again. If it is possible to try again, I think that 10 attempts are made. Find that function CheckForTradingError() in the code, hopefully you will understand something from it.

@richard96816 Oh, no problem, it's alright

You can find a block called "Run blocks" somewhere. Use it in the Init section to run the first block of the group in the Tick section.

Could you show an example?

It looks that it doesn't work when "Oldest to newest" is selected. I will check what is going on

This block is old, there are people using it and I don't feel like I want to change something in it that could break something for someone 🙂

You can try to make a custom block if you know a little bit of MQL 🙂 At least you will be able to customize it as you wish. Here is how the current block looks like in https://fxdreema.com/studio/MQL4

This is the code:

string filename = Filename + ".csv"; int handle = FileOpen(filename, FILE_CSV|FILE_READ|FILE_WRITE, ';'); if (handle == INVALID_HANDLE) { Print(filename," OPEN Error: ",ErrorMessage()); ~error~ } else { FileSeek(handle,0,SEEK_END); if (FileSize(handle)==0) { FileWrite(handle,"Time (local)","Time (server)",C1Title,C2Title,C3Title,C4Title,C5Title,C6Title,C7Title,C8Title,C9Title,C10Title); } if(handle > 0) { FileWrite(handle,TimeToString(TimeLocal()),TimeToString(TimeCurrent()),~Column1~,~Column2~,~Column3~,~Column4~,~Column5~,~Column6~,~Column7~,~Column8~,~Column9~,~Column10~); FileClose(handle); } ~next~ }

The input parameters look like this:
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... and for the others it is similar, only "Variable Name" has different number.... C2Title, Column2, C3Title, Column3 and so on.

Parameters are added with that "New" button and separators are added with that "--" button

As far as I know that's not possible, sorry. fxDreema is not designed to create indicators.

@andermaiden2nd Thanks for the response.

I've learned that basing everything on fxDreema's Once per bar makes it so you never need ticks again. When I test with ticks after optimizing with Open prices only the difference is often less than a dollar, net profit (<1%). Ticks are not necessary. Even with one minute charts, which is my preference. Buying tick data is simply unnecessary.
Besides, external data is not compatible with your broker. The only data to use is your broker data. And maybe not even demo data. One of my brokers demo data differs from live. The other, forex.com, is solid -- demo and live are exactly the same. So far, anyway.
I can't image getting away with using anything but your particular broker's data. This is not the stock market. Read your contracts. They reserve the right to modify the data, and they do, big time. fxDreema rounds UP after computing lot size if the result is less than 0.01. So if you plan on filling up an account with EAs and relying on fxDreema to compute lot size, expect margin calls. Or be sure to oversize your account or put manual limits on your EAs.
When you hit your margin limit and several EAs try to open trades they'll bust your limit.
😞 Your broker will be taking your money. So be careful.
The round up is apparently a feature having to do with too many new users not getting any trades.
I've had three EAs round up simultaneously on demo, that's how I found out about it.

I know I am new here, but personally I think this would be amazing and make projects much easier to manage

Well, managing risk is too general, you better explain what you mean 🙂

Each EA creates some trades on the same account, so each EA uses the same source of money. But EAs are separated by something called Magic Number. Basically when an EA creates a new trade, it gives particular Magic Number to that trade... and all trades that it creates. Then when it want to let's say delete a trade, it will only see those trades with it's own Magic Number and should not touch the others.

You can try the trade "expiration" time. It might be surprising the results you can get with this simple condition.

Take care of the "MagicNumber". 2 EAs must not have the same MagicNumber.

https://fxdreema.com/tutorial/builder/groups-and-magic-numbers