orange = True (when there is no trade, thats where the flow continues in block #6)
yellow = False (when there is trade, the condition at block #6 is false, so continue to yellow)
the fxdreema project works on every tick, the whole process is repeated on every tick from top to bottom. if the process stops at the top, bottom blocks will never matter anything
For each Trade -block executes once for each trade, as the name says. So each individual trade needs to be 10 profit.
Your logic has some mistake in it. Because of the top block (no trade), the system can check the profit only immediately after buy, and never else - there is never 10 profit immediately after opening 
Put the looping block (For each trade) to the "no trade" block's yellow output, so it is active when there is a trade
this shouldn't be that hard, given your information... if you measure the profit by equity-balance, it always combines the profits from all trades
when you click some name in the shoutbox, it doesn't go to the user profile - the link is broken, i think
I guess the money loss uses entirely different mechanism than chart-based stops. With money loss you don't have to use any charts, but just calculate your equity values around - maybe thats why you cant put a visible line to your chart
Here. It's just a guess, I haven't actually done that..
sure there is plenty of way to do that. try something like this
OnTrade -> position closed -> delete pending orders
https://fxdreema.com/shared/GEUH4hBoe
Maybe this helps.
I didn't really understand your example, but I think I know what youre meaning
In your example, connecting that AND block back to the "once per bar" creates a loop which never changes - thats bad
Create some variable which "remembers" that the first condition passed.
Example: bear bar -> modify variable bigbear to value 1
condition: bigbear = 1
-> proceed to 2nd condition
(reset bigbear back to 0 so it signals only once per time)
How about this
once per bar (M15) ->
close all trades ->
your condition -> buy/sell
Seems you have set the CustomVolume variable as value 0,1 - use 0.1 instead
You can troubleshoot the code errors by opening and compiling the .mq4 with metaeditor, it makes it quite easy to guess what's wrong, even if you dont have particular coding knowledge (like I dont)
If your volumes and tp follow some linear, simple logic, the grid block should work.
Test this
https://fxdreema.com/shared/S86qs94dd
Youre describing some kind of grid system.. Take a look at those "buy/sell pending orders in grid"
I think those blocks open stop-type orders by default, so you need to put a negative number somewhere (grid size) to set the block putting limit orders.
So the signals happen at different price?
You need another variable, and store the price to that variable.
After the looping process, that variable should contain the last signal and you can continue with that
https://fxdreema.com/shared/bhDHS63Qc
Here's the principle
you have to set the ID as some variable, and then use loop to check every id.
loop1: id1 -> check condition ->
loop2: id (1+1) -> check condition ->
loop3: id (1+1+1) -> check condition ....
its pretty complicated shet if you're inexperienced
set different group numbers for them, and then use "pending order exist" separately for each number
-> then you can close the other one.
or simplier, check if theres less than 2 pending orders -> delete pending orders
https://fxdreema.com/shared/EmCNQTnbd
This should help, it counts the bars and condition passes when the count is above 1