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    • RE: How do we make a trend line?

      @Alireza76n
      There is far not enough instructions about your needed strategy but, I can buy you some time.
      Here is a channeling auto draw tool(double trend lines): https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/12875/auto-channeling-draw/17?_=1688810089513
      I let you add buy/sell blocks the way you want so you can backtest it and see that trend lines based strategies don't work.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Working with Pips and absolute numbers

      @JRod78
      This concept of price fraction/pips is misleading. They both express distances, expressed in different units. Price fraction actually means (absolute)distance; and pips means distance in pips.
      And so : price fraction=(absolute) distance=distance in pips*pips value.
      TP in price fraction=0.0015/2.
      TP in fixed pips=0.0015/2/pips value.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Difference in Point Size and Tick Size in fxDreema?

      @Prot82
      I haven't found a universal definition of the point, but often it is the unit of the 6th digit of the asset price. And it can be the same as the tick size which is the minimum quotation change of the price. For what you do you should better rely on points I guess.
      Just that grid strategies are bad idea.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: How can i add new volume of buy like Martingle?

      @areffarokhzade
      You are forced to open a new "trade" every time you "add volume".
      Also if a strategy isn't profitable not betting, it is not profitable betting either. And yours is surely not profitable.
      So why striving with it ?

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Solve simultaneous trades

      @hamid8718
      What to do you mean by "it opens trades simultaneously in the region" , what region ?

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: How do I get the maximum float value

      @Pheaktra-Capo
      Where does it filter only the positions opened in the current period ?

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: How do I get the maximum float value

      @TXZZ
      I made it with the profit, if you want it with the loss just multiply it by -1.
      Not tested : https://fxdreema.com/shared/keq2mqJOb

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Candle time thill end

      @Gilles
      You can also display it in time format : TimeToString((int(iTime(_Symbol,PERIOD_CURRENT,0))+PeriodSeconds(PERIOD_CURRENT))-int(TimeCurrent()),TIME_SECONDS)
      Glad to see you mastered it.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Candle time thill end

      @Gilles
      This way ?
      https://fxdreema.com/shared/RgQSHTp4c

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: How do I get the maximum float value

      @TXZZ
      What do you mean by float value for a set of orders ?
      Do you mean the value of their opening price ?
      Do you want to check the maximum value for a set of orders opened during that given period ? By orders do you mean positions ?
      If so you would loop with "for each trade" block with a filtering condition : opening time > start period time; and a second condition that is : position value > maximum value. Save the position value in the "maximum value" variable with a block beneath the conditions.

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    • RE: Candle time thill end

      @Gilles
      You want the time of what candle ? Till end of what ? Do you want the time of the candle to be displayed, and this till end; or do you want displayed the time remaining till the end of the thing?

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Break the trend line and determine the floor higher than the previous one

      @h-a
      There are plenty ways of automatically defining bottoms and tops, one can be with the "new top in trend" block I guess.
      We can't know for you what to do if you don't tell us what "strategy" you want to exploit. If it is a "trend line breakout bottom retest whatever", I guess you should drawn that line.
      Just be aware you will loose money with it.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Auto lot size management

      @Nemia18
      By setting the money management feature to %balance in the buy/sell blocks.

      posted in General Discussions
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    • RE: EA is not stopping to mark high and low of candle.

      @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.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Poor countries, poor people

      It's unfortunate spending so much time in something that(beside will make you loose money) is useless. That's why I stopped trying to learn strategies that only apply to trading, and begun learning machine learning. Therefore I utilize the market data as a laboratory environment to develop my skills in this field, making a little money trading with it, with the view to export successful models to useful sectors like healthcare.

      posted in General Discussions
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    • RE: Martingale principles

      I can also add that the martingale system:
      in an average market situation, makes money which would not be the case not betting.
      in a good market situation, makes less money than without betting, because you need to enter positions with little money due to the fact that the betting series must begin with very little bets.
      in a bad market situation, makes you loose more money than without betting because it evolves exponentially.
      There is then 2 worse situations an 1 better, just that the 1 situation(average) is applicable 2 times more often, on a random market.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: i have try to use STOCHRSI indicator to create a EA for a while here but its not wrorking. this does anyone has a experience or work with that indicator before?

      @Marked-up
      I forgot its exact formula(and so how it exactly behaves) but you can find it on internet. Roughly, compared to the RSI, it is an oscillator that is less sensitive to trends. It means that it will go not much less to the top range(high value), in a downtrend than on a flat market, compared to the RSI. So it is complementary. However as it is based on the previous range(volatility), it can produce a lot of unwanted signals following low volatility periods.

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    • RE: When to stop OnInit()

      @fxDreema
      Interesting, how would a partnership with brokers work ? I mean what would be the way to force the users importing the built EA to the broker ?

      posted in Bug Reports
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    • RE: Check distance pending order

      @William-1
      Usually a point is a tenth of a pip. 10 pips=100points

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    • RE: Tips for robustness

      @FxWRLD
      You can try adding an ATR filter but as roar said volatility can hardly be foretasted, a high volatility on a recent past doesn't mean a high volatility on a close future.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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