• Vertical connection: used to chain conditions where the second block depends on the condition in the first block being met.
Horizontal connection: used to meet independent conditions where blocks can be executed separately based on the specified conditions.
In this way, you can use vertical and horizontal connection in FxDreema to create complex trading strategies based on your own requirements.
Hello everyone, is this information correct or not?
Sure, here are the steps in English for setting up the weekday filter block in fxdreema based on the confirmed information:
By following these steps, you will have created a condition that checks when timedayofweek equals 0, allowing you to specify Sunday for trading through your expert advisor in fxdreema.
Please, are these steps correct to set the weekday filter block to control it through the expert interface?
Please this is the project link
No trader block, filter days block, then condition block to open the deal, then order to open the deal, then condition to close the deal, then order to close the deal. Is this order correct?
Yes your book
I mean when I start building the expert, how do I arrange the sequence of connecting the blocks?
Today I received the book from Amazon. Where can I find in the book the method of linking the blocks because I am not good at English?
Is this information accurate?
Sure, here’s the translation:
1. Modify stops of trades:
• This block is used to modify the Stop Loss and Take Profit levels of open trades. It can be used to change the stop/profit levels based on certain conditions or risk management strategies.
2. Close trades:
• This block closes open trades based on specified criteria. You can choose to close all trades or trades that meet certain conditions such as symbol, trade type, magic number, etc.
3. Close losable trades:
• This block closes all trades that are currently losing. It can be used to minimize losses when the market is in a downtrend.
4. Close profitable trades:
• This block closes all trades that are currently profitable. It can be used to secure profits when the market is favorable.
5. Close least profitable trade:
• This block closes the trade that is currently the least profitable among all open trades. It can be used in portfolio management strategies to filter out the least performing trades.
6. Close most profitable trade:
• This block closes the trade that is currently the most profitable among all open trades. It can be used to secure profits from the best-performing trades.
7. Delete pending orders:
• This block deletes all pending orders based on specified criteria. It can be used to clean up pending orders that are no longer relevant or to avoid unwanted trades when market conditions change.
Sure, here’s the translation:
1. Modify stops of trades:
• This block is used to modify the Stop Loss and Take Profit levels of open trades. It can be used to change the stop/profit levels based on certain conditions or risk management strategies.
2. Close trades:
• This block closes open trades based on specified criteria. You can choose to close all trades or trades that meet certain conditions such as symbol, trade type, magic number, etc.
3. Close losable trades:
• This block closes all trades that are currently losing. It can be used to minimize losses when the market is in a downtrend.
4. Close profitable trades:
• This block closes all trades that are currently profitable. It can be used to secure profits when the market is favorable.
5. Close least profitable trade:
• This block closes the trade that is currently the least profitable among all open trades. It can be used in portfolio management strategies to filter out the least performing trades.
6. Close most profitable trade:
• This block closes the trade that is currently the most profitable among all open trades. It can be used to secure profits from the best-performing trades.
7. Delete pending orders:
• This block deletes all pending orders based on specified criteria. It can be used to clean up pending orders that are no longer relevant or to avoid unwanted trades when market conditions change.
• Buy Limit Order: Setting the pips offset to a negative value will place the pending order below the current price. For example, if the pips offset is -10, the pending order will be placed 10 pips below the current price.
• Buy Stop Order: Setting the pips offset to a positive value will place the pending order above the current price. For example, if the pips offset is 10, the pending order will be placed 10 pips above the current price.
• Buy Limit Order: Setting the pips offset to a negative value will place the pending order below the current price. For example, if the pips offset is -10, the pending order will be placed 10 pips below the current price.
• Buy Stop Order: Setting the pips offset to a positive value will place the pending order above the current price. For example, if the pips offset is 10, the pending order will be placed 10 pips above the current price.
Now I understand, is this what you mean?
I know this talk but I mean in the special settings in the buy pending orders in grid block there is no buy stop and buy limit option but there are other options what do I choose this is my exact question I apologize for talking too much
Sorry for the inconvenience, but my question is exactly what do I do to determine the type of transaction in the buy pending orders in grid block? Please give me an example or how to do it.🥲
How to determine the type of order using the available settings:
Buy Limit:
• Base Price: Select “Bid”.
• Base Price: Offset: Specify the positive difference (the difference in points that represents the distance between the current price and the Buy Limit order price).
Buy Stop:
• Base Price: Select “Ask”.
• Base Price: Offset: Specify the positive difference (the difference in points that represents the distance between the current price and the Buy Stop order price).
Is this true or not?
Please do you mean that ask uses buy stop and bid uses buy limit?