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      Breakeven+trailstop
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      @saadatfx you're welcome!

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      Strategy based on First candle of NY Session
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      M30 1 candle is like M5 6 candles. Maybe you can first try using the Market Info to get the highest and lowest of the 6 candles

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      buy and sell when arrow appears in indicator
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      jstap

      That should have only made a problem if there was a running trade

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      Use custom Swing High/Low indicator in EA
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      l'andorrà

      Agreed. You should do that and see what info is provided there.

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      my ea does not take sell positions.
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      @saadatfx
      iHighest(NULL,0,MODE_CLOSE,52,1)

      Do you mean i+1 rather than 1.
      iHighest(NULL,0,MODE_CLOSE,52,i+1)

      "i" mean the current bar of interest. Maybe not "i" exactly. You can simply set a variable to get the current bar and then use it instead.

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      calculate custom number of candles average
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      roar

      Highest and lowest can be found in Market properties. You should also check out Williams % range, it does basically that

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