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      candle crosses a line and close below
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      one candle rule
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      @svenw8 Hmm, you might want to use a variable to address that. There are other solutions as well, but variables are the general solution to everything, lol.

      Create a variable barcount:
      0_1577719210601_88057170-65c6-4ce4-ae21-a97424742281-image.png Then, set the variable to increase by 1 on every new bar, so the variable keeps track of passed bars. When opening trade, reset the barcount to 0 Now you can make a condition: barcount > 2
      This means that trades must have min 2 bars between them.

      You can copy the blocks from my example, but you have to set up the variable by yourself, according to the picture above.
      https://fxdreema.com/shared/AK0KcrCrb
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      Custom idndicator level cross
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      @svenw8 You can keep it in the subfolder if you put that folder name in front of the indicator name while importing into fxdreema. So you would put foldername/indicator.mq4 rather than indicator.mq4 only.

      Btw. Didi index is an interesting indicator. Just many people don't know how to use it the right way. Take a look here in order to get continuation trade signals on pullbaclks for instance!
      Looks like you are on the No Nonsense Forex way, right?

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