Posts made by roar

You need to learn variables, and use 2 of them:
one variable as a trigger (for example, "trigvar=1" when activated and "trigvar=0" when deactivated)
and other variable to keep track of time (on every bar, "barcount=barcount+1")
To stop your process: if "trigvar=1" then check if "barcount > 4" -> if true, "trigvar=0"

It probably looks difficult, but I trust you will find how to do it

You just need to have a connection to somewhere. Alone blocks don't execute.
Just put a pass-block before or after the draw.

Sure, here's how to create the variable and how the logic goes.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/5XfmFTFbb

I dont think any EA has access to the terminal behavior, I might be wrong though..

Your problem probably is because your broker doesn't allow super-small stops - try some bigger stops, does them work?

Another workaround would be to use virtual stops - don't tell your broker the stop levels, just use some variables and automate the closing in the EA.

You need a variable to remember the earlier events, lets call that track.

This same method applies to all objects:

• A = NO
• B = YES
• Give your object some name

Your metatrader probably doesn't use that format, "EUR/USD" - its usually "EURUSD"

So, what is the problem here?
I think tp=0 means no tp at all.
Do you have any blocks controlling the exit, a time limit for example?

I think this will work about right:

Notice the different "route" for exit - if your exit condition was after the buy, the trades would close instantly after opening (or not at all).
https://fxdreema.com/shared/WolKfEaEc

• This should be "lower band", yes?
• Connect those formula blocks to something (anything), every block needs a connection, otherwise it will never run.
• Be careful when working with both pips and price values. This formula will give you something like 0.0000123 -> you need to multiply it by 10000 to get pips.

Try working with candle id 1 instead of 0, maybe that helps.
In my opinion, that macd arrow is probably some simple calculation anyway, so it would be easier to just work with the default MACD indicator

Does it give any errors to the journal?

Hi, I am not miro, just another bored guy, but

try setting the "A: this block can create 1 object" to "no".

I'm afraid I can't help with the separate window, I guess you need some custom indicator coding there..
I have just used the comment-block to view my formulas - the downside is that you see only the latest calculation.

Why dont you set some arbitrary stop on the order, like 9000 pips?

That's interesting strategy, power of 20...
This is one way to do it:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/6KnVT6Zke

Welcome to the forum!
Can you please make a shared link to your project? From the upper left menu.

Couple tips:

• "Once per tick" is useless, because your ea runs once per tick anyway
• You should make a separate logic flow for the trailing stops (and other blocks that control opened trades)

I'm not 100% I understood what you are after, but hope this will help you forward.
The logic is just for the last high close: https://fxdreema.com/shared/sQdd6Ilqb

I have made lots of similar systems, and I think this may be the most compact form:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/8HXBwss0d

Youre right.
Block amount itself is not that huge, but the mess is
I will need to do some serious grouping and organizing if I am to keep improving this.. Its hard to remember how each block contributes - I can't imagine how the guy with a thousand blocks can keep track what is happening