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@jstap

Finally I got it and it works perfectly, the problem was two areas, apparently the variables have to be set to double not int.

The other problem was a detail that I missed, in the conversion NormalizeDouble(ATRX_BP,2) I had not modified ATRX by the correct variable for each module which is ATRX_BP ATRX_BP2 etc... now it seems to work correctly.

I have to do more tests but it looks promising.

This has allowed me to dive in and understand the potential of variables and changes everything :). Thank you very much for your time.

@jstap Yes, in pips it works perfectly I have tested it, but with the current implementation is erratic, the strange thing is that the values are maintained perfectly, but does not apply them that way, the trail sometimes works sometimes not, the breakeven sometimes works and sometimes not, and there is nothing to interfere with it, both breakeven and takeprofit have higher level.

I give you an example, in this operation the take profit is perfect based on the ATRX values, the takeprofit always sets it correctly.

The first order closes with TakeProfit, the price moves to BreakEven, but the trail does not move when it should.

The strange thing is that sometimes the BreakEven moves correctly and sometimes it does not, and also the Trail Stop moves sometimes and sometimes it does not...

I have a version exactly like this one but only with fixed pips, no variables, only fixed pips and it works perfectly.

It doesn't make sense, I know, I don't know how I could change the approach, focus it to make this work. I appreciate the time you are giving me.

@jstap Yes sorry, I was preparing it, I have reduced it because of the big project. Before the Pass would be the conditions and from there is what you do. Thank you very much. https://fxdreema.com/shared/noGjUsOKb

@jstap In fact it is from you where I understood the concept of ATR to PIPS but my problem is not there, as this is achieved, as you see in the image ATR BUY PRINCIPAL which is the variable ATR_BP is correctly stored and the value is correct, the Take profit of each order is set perfectly in ATR PIPS Base, this makes everything perfect. My thought is: If everything is correct regarding the TP Pips in the image (ATRX) and the values (ATRX_BP) are the same (as shown in the image), why it does not work correctly in BreakEven and TrailStop?

I have set my EA to store the ATR value in PIPS at the time of trade entry, this is correct and works, I have incorporated in the chart the values to be updated and it works. ATRX is the TakeProfit of the first order and (ATRX_BP) in the image data ATR BUY PRINCIPAL is the value for my Breakeven and to initiate the Trail Stop.

The values are correct and update correctly so far so good.

The strange thing is that when I use the variable ATRX_BP in breakeven and Trail Stop (both) it behaves erratically, sometimes it moves when it should and sometimes not, the strange thing is that the variable values are correct in all the EA works correctly except for the behavior of Breakeven and TrailStop that is erratic. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't

Things I have done:

1- Implemented the variables in MT4
2- Chart tick by tick with quality data
3- Connect the trail stop and breakeven blocks to eleven per trade
4- I used price fraction and pips in the configuration
5- For each operation I store the variable for later use in Break Even and Trail Stop and it updates correctly to the values in the image I have shown initially. So the data stored in the variable is correct and is maintained.
6- After eleven per trade I tried with eleven per tick, this one is higher level and is not connected to any other block.

If someone can "shed light" to understand what the problem could be it would be of great help, I have come this far and it is the only point that fails in this implementation. I don't understand why if the values are correct it doesn't behave as expected. Regardless of what approach you propose I will implement it to get the Breakeven and Trail Stop to working. Thank you very much

@l-andorrà said in Check conditions on multiple symbols:

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That's right, I have configured it as you mentioned

I have tried it in demo, and it does not work correctly, it opens a trade and the condition is not met in all pairs. Do you know what the problem can be?

Hello everyone, I would like to review a condition in multiple symbols to enter the market, I have tested the ea in backtesting and I am not sure that it works correctly.

Could you check the example to see if it is correct and should be configured as such, or are there other options?

I leave an example link of what I have configured in the ea, it is only an example:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/dyrU3Lwfe

I'm also not sure it works in backtesting.

Any recommendation in this regard will be of great help.

Thank you all!

Hello everyone, I would like to establish a parameter, so that it does not open pending operations in case the relationship stop losse, take profit is less than 1/1. Can you think of the best way to do it?

The problem that arises is that I understand that before the pending operation is placed, you cannot measure the relationship between stop and take profit, so I understand that you must first place the pending operation, and then review the parameters in relation to tp , sl.

What would be the optimal way to parameterize the minimum 1/1 ratio to allow it to open pending operations, or eliminate these?

Thanks in advance!

@l-andorrà Thanks, we have been testing it and it works perfectly, it is not an optimal solution, but it works as it should. The truth is that fxdreema offers so many possibilities that you always find a way to get what you want. Big fxdreema.

@l-andorrà Yes, I am working with candle 1, all the parameters are correct, although I have already managed to solve it, the problem is that it does not correctly detect the crossing of the candles with the Tenkan Sen. What I have done is draw a horizontal line, that accompanies the Tenkan Sen, and it works perfectly. Detects crossings correctly. Although we are still testing it, in backtesting it works, when with the crossing of the Tenkan Sen, it did not. Thanks for answering!!

@seb-0 said in False Cross Signal:

La apertura y el cierre no son los mismos que los de las velas normales, identifique las velas que seleccionó en su proyecto.

No, I am using conventional Japanese candles, as seen in the example image. That image is of a real operation in real market, the blue lines are redrawn.

The first blue line is the partial closing line, it is defined in x pips away. This works perfectly.

The second line should close when candle 1 is bearish and crosses the tekan. This is what does not work neither in the entrances, nor closings.

Hello everyone,

I am testing my latest EA and everything works perfectly, except for the crossing signals with the Tekasen (ichimoku)

Conditions:

Open Buy:

Close Buy:

All conditions work correctly, except for crossings:

Buy Order: When candle 1 is bullish, and crosses the tekasen upwards

Close Buy: When candle 1 is bearish, and crosses the tekasen down

The problem is that it is not correctly detecting the crossings:

Real example of what happens:

1º This is a buy operation, the candle does not cross the tekasen but the operation enters.
2º This closing takes place after the bearish candle 1 crosses the tekasen downwards.

The tekasen is the red line

In short, I would like to know, if there is any way to confirm that the crossing is done correctly, since we cross the crosses with candle 1, I understand that it could give problems working on candle 0, but this is not the case .

The only question that occurs to me is that the signal is correct, and that later, we see the tekan in a different position, than at the time it occurs, and this leads us to make wrong conclusions.

Maybe you can give me some idea and how to solve it, if there is something to solve.

Thank you all!

sorry I was wrong to post

@l-andorrà I just did it, thanks a lot for your help, thanks.

I have created an EA, which opens multiple simultaneous operations, everything works perfectly except for breakeven. The configuration is proposed, so that in each trade, the breakeven moves, once x pips have been traversed. The problem is that in some operations it moves up and down constantly. I understand that it happens because the price fluctuates and if it does not meet the condition it returns to the starting point, and if it meets the next tick, it moves it to breaeven. The problem is that it is constantly moving. Is there any way the breakeven will not move once it reaches break-even point?

Thanks in advance!