result: The highest closest in recent nBars (including current Candle: ID0)
nBars : Input number of bars
loopID: Before the loop -1. +1 for every loop. i.e. loop start from Candle 0
provisionalResult: Highest close in looping process
result: The highest closest in recent nBars (including current Candle: ID0)
nBars : Input number of bars
loopID: Before the loop -1. +1 for every loop. i.e. loop start from Candle 0
provisionalResult: Highest close in looping process
@MT4Nutzer
Initiate then use the loop block and a condition block.
Suppose x is the result
Initiate x (such as close of the start candle)
Loop n times for the candles
Use condition block to compare x and close
save any new value to x
[Amended: loop n times not x times]
@FX-Gnosis
Say,
x = your_money/(Money per tick/Tick size)
sl_fraction is the stop loss fraction.
The full formula is
x / sl_fraction
Using the result to check that is correct before you really use it
@l-andorrà
Market properties --> Money per tick
Market properties --> Tick size
The formula could be
your_money/(Money per tick/Tick size)
Money per tick actually means money per tick per lot
@MigSornrakrit
You have selected crossover (x> or x<). That only works for array.
Do you mean greater than (>) or less than (<) ?
On tick.
On Trade means to work whenever there is any position change
@mohsen-2
Fxdreema has a block to make http request.
Setup a server yourself. Return a key to unlock the EA.
That is the concept that may work
What do you mean "there is no multiplier button" ?
@MT4Nutzer
Try and error. Use 0, 1, 2,... as input
Open another chart with your EA, and enter another magic number in the input
@Humble_Fx
You can enter timeframe for each indicator
It seems you are talking about remote licensing
Where do you put your password ? In the input field? Is it meaningful ?
You mean use change the source code through the web interface ?
Not really understanding what you mean. How to "give" a password to a bot? In what situation do you use it for authentication ?
1 + MathMod(MathRand(), 2)
Don't worry. It happens quite often.