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@Safeer992 You can do it this way, but those numbers will change if you need to close a different one of course:

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@Safeer992 Two different setup for each trade=>not more than one trades=>modify stop

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@Safeer992 try doing it on DEINIT or write the variables into a text object with no colour and then it should save when it crashes into the text object.

@Safeer992 You can do this on the 'on trade' tab:

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Save it with a modify block under buy/sell, or get it when you need it with pink blocks.

@Safeer992 You will need to select this:

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Something like this will do it, just checks for a loss not specifically stop loss, If needed you can set flags using the on trade tab to check for stop loss being hit: https://fxdreema.com/shared/bVnlpEy6

@Safeer992 You need to do this:

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Check profit (period of time), close and set a flag.

This is quite a lot of work, start with this, above buy/sell have a pink for each trade block looking at the last trade, in the buy/sell block use in loop for lot and adjust by *1.5 (random number use the number you want to use), or you could do something like +0.1

@Safeer992 hi, in your Conditions you should use cross up and cross down instead of lower than and greater than.

Under place a line on candle 1 (open, close or high, low), get it doing this on back test, once working you can move on to the next phase.

@Safeer992 Then you don't need a variable. You can do this:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/2WQl1mGEb

Time filter 23:55 to 00:00->close trades

A condition block

Can you please share the link to the project?

Then the problem is somewhere else. Your logic there is correct.

@Safeer992
One solution is to declare an integer variable which will be initiated with a value of 0(=no position); give it a value of -1 when a short(sell) position is opened; give it a value of 1 when a long(buy) position is opened.
Add a condition stating : sell if variable = 0 or 1 ; buy if variable = 0 or -1.
This being said, be aware that these kind of "strategies" are smoke and mirrors, will make you loose money. You need inquiring seriously about it.

Light pink only go below dark pink, no trade block is what you need:
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That depends on how it is programmed now. In general, removing it from the chart does exactly that if it correctly programmed.