Posts made by trader.philipps

@roar Is that the "Depth of market" view? I don't think it works in mt4. mt5 maybe if broker provides it.

@fibolatschi I think, when you start using groups, you need to put it everywhere trades are related. Use greoup 1 or 2 for the 2 kinds and if condition (eg "If trade", "Check trades", "Close Trade", etc) apply for both groups, use 1,2

@ssekajoe Well, @l-andorrà is right, it's hard to understand your conditions. Maybe better to share the project.
However, I understood it that way. Am I right?

Upper line is 65 and lower line is 35.

@ambrogio Yepp, that would do the trick for the following block. But be careful not to mix up things.

@reader1 Of course you're right. Was somehow thinking you'd check multiple times. However, check the conditions block. You twice use the ask price, what probably is a mistake. I just saw that you use that twice so I thought to look price up and store it in a variable. I guess one condition should have a bid price.

@andreaardenti maybe, but I didn't get what's the problem as your conversation was in Spanish

@reader1 Looks fine so far. The only thing I'd do different is to store the relevent prices and SL level in variables. As you let the code run once per tick, that may have a better performance (CPU usage for instance).

@l-andorrà .. or in the right directory?

@vnpython-0 I think there are several possible reasons.

1. You set (at least in shared project) the angle to 45 degrees. So maybe you just don't see the line. Can you see the object in the object list <CTRL-B>?
   

2. Not enough history on chart. It may also be that there is not enough history on the chart - especially on M1 timeframe. Did you test in tester or demo account live chart?

@caesarcrypto Use a pass block and make the close seperate.

@CaesarCrypto It seems like the zero divide is in DiDI.mq4. Is that your EA or a custom indicator? Can you post line 6387 in DiDi.mq4?

@martin-5 What didn't work with %equity? If you have SL you might use the % equity based on SL

That works very well and takes into account the pip value.

@l-andorrà Hehe .. you are a rookie?

@fibolatschi If your exit condition is met on entry it shouldn't be a valid entry condition. However, I guess you work on candle ID 0 (current candle) and that may cause the issue. Am I right?
It would be easier id you'd share the project.

@GeoFX I made some modifications as the indicator had some code that fxdreema doesn't like.

1. Using key variables names that fxdreema uses such as shift -> I added an "x" to each occurance
2. Cyrillic letters in code. Seems to be an issue - since I removed it all works fine.

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@l-andorrà looks like he wants to 8nsure that he'll keep the 20 pips in profit.
Some traders (if allowed by broker) use hedge trades if market retrace 8n order to keep a certain amount of profit. However, it's not a beginner's topic.
Another way would be to scale out by for instance closing a part of the position.
And finally a trailing stop that works in most cases but may fail on gaps after market was closed eg over weekends.

@l-andorrà And what is the solution?

@almohaishi Why are you working on onTimer tab? What is the purpose/strategy you are looking for?

@almohaishi said in how can fix this ?:

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@l-andorrà It looks like if Buffer0 and Buffer2 have same value it's green and if Buffer 1 and Buffer3 have same value it's red. Does that makes sense? Is the wick important?