I used your low risk set on EURUSD, 15m, MT5 broker Pepperstone.
It doesn't seem that good on 2024...

I used your low risk set on EURUSD, 15m, MT5 broker Pepperstone.
It doesn't seem that good on 2024...

Very good for european traders. Also good for automatic systems even on small timeframes.
First I recreated the inputs:


Then I put the first 10 buffers on chart with the Comment Box in a dummy EA (you can load it in the Editor, but you should add the indi):
And here is what comes out:

As you can see, only the levels 15 and 85 are visible as buffers, but delayed by one position; all other buffers are stuck.
Any ideas?
@jstap The data window has 10 buffers

but when I put them in the comment box one by one they are like empty (see picture in my previous post).
I can't understand why, so they are unusable.
Would it works on futures? AMP broker allows the use of MT5.
Here also the EA used as test
Hi folks, I usually use the comment block to discover buffers of an indicator I only have the ex5/ex4.
But in this case, I'm having a hard time.
This is the indi:
LuxAlgo - Market Structure Oscillator.ex5
It seems every buffers give me this outcome:

I hope someone here could discover the trick.
Thanks
@bagheria you used buffer 0, you have to use buffer 1 as per my picture.
The buffer you named "1" could have two outputs: 2 or 1. So you have to set a 2 candle condition like this (for buy for example):

The same with output 1 for sell
You're talking about offline renko...
Not sure an EA can trade that custom symbol tough
No.
Not because of FxDreema, but because MT4/5 cannot create live renko charts
so these are the real buffers:

the second buffer, "valc" is the one that describe the color status; looking at the code, it print 2 when long and 1 when short.
You can use it as entry signal.
@l-andorrà it works without any issue... on mt5 of course. There is no mt4 version as far as I know.
@Juan-Manuel-Quiñonero would you please describe how you did it?
Thanks
Hi @saeed-2 , could you share your solution?
I still don't get where do these lines come from. Are you using external data, for example, retail sentiment? Or from ATRs?