@YOSEF It refers to the most recent history. That means that if you are looking for 2 consecutive losses, as soon as they happen (ie, at the second one), the counter will immediately reset. Same if there is one loss and then one win. The counter resets immediately.
@JamieCisneros Gracias por esta informacion, tengo el mismo problema con mi cuenta de fondeo en funding pips, deseo copiar las señales desde mi mt4/mt5 hacia ctrader pero no logro descubrir como hacerlo
So, this block checks the unrealized profit made by certain group of trades. In the settings you specify which trades (Filter). Then the idea is to put "Close trades" after this block with the same "Filter". By the way, if needed in "Group #" you can specify multiple group numbers separated with comma, and this should also work for "Symbol".
Well, I can't test your accounts. Maybe you can tell me something more specific, like what is the difference between these sizes? Is there something interesting in the logs? Also take a look at the input parameters of the EA in case you are using Constants or those checkboxes in the blocks.
I don't know how to check for withdrawal the native way. There is a function to make withdrawal - https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/common/testerwithdrawal. But how to detect real withdrawal... I don't really know.
Thank u very much! how do i set it in the source code itself? can i open the ea source code on metaeditor? and than how?
Of course you can. Save the file as mq4 and open it in the MetaEditor. And in the source code you can write what you want , as long as you start your text with // and close with //
If someone scans all examples in /examples, he will understand fxDreema pretty well... I believe.
But guess what... I was thinking that there are very few examples out there until I counted them the other day. They are almost 50 😄 Who will want to do that...
I'm guessing the logic is that it takes the pivot from the monthly charts, the weekly charts, and the daily charts and counts how many times price floated around those pivots. Just a guess.