Upon reviewing the records, I noticed that this only happens when there is 0.0 pips slippage. When there is slippage, the EA would modify the order and it won't have time to open a duplicate order.

@seb-0
Here's the journal record on that trade (there is 3 hours difference in timestamp):

Here's the expert's record on the trade:

70 was the right integer to use. Thank you for your help.

My EA opens the same position at the same time.
I have a once per bar block at the top so this should not happen at all.

This scenario doensn't happen all the time. It only happens once in while. As you can see on the screenshot below. The last trade is of the same nature but it did not get duplicated.

Have any of you experienced the same thing?

I would like to start the trailing stop at 70% of the opposite stop. Should I just input 70 or 0.70?

@l-andorrà How to get the highest CLOSE in a range?

@roar I might need your help here.

How do I save the value of the ID to another variable?

@roar Would it be possible to get the candle ID of the highest RSI value using this loop?

I am using RSI as a custom indicator and would like to get the timestamp (or candle ID if possible) of the highest value in a given range.

For example in the screenshot below, I would like to get the timestamp of the value indicated by the red arrow..

I wish there was an option to get Candle ID by Range of Candles option in the block shown in the screenshot below.

Thank you for your help.