Hmmm, I was looking at your answer and the block again.
You said I need to run it after 05:00 to make it work correct.
But what I'm looking for is to check the last 5 hours.
So, if I start this at 10:00 it should look for the highest high 5 hours back until now.
Are my settings wrong then? Are my block talking about 05:00 as a time setting and not a period of hours?
Hehe. Yes, of course I need a block on top checking if there is no trade running.
And then a time frame block would be good. But is my settings doing the correct thing?
Will it look for the last 5 hours highest high? And then place a pending buy order at 5 pips above that?
Or is it better to do something in a condition block? I'm just not sure what to compare there. Since I'm only looking for the highest high during the last 5 hours.
Ok, so I could probably set most of it in the Buy pending order block?
Wouldn't the attached settings buy an order when it reaches 5 pips above the highest high for the last 5 hours?
And then set a stop loss at 30 pips below and TP 60 pips above?
Or do I have to add a block prior to this one to get this result?
It looks like everything is available here?
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But the condition block is an if statement, right?
If I want to find out what the highest high of the last 5 candles is. Shouldn't I use another block to set this number?
Like a modification block? And then refer to that somehow, when I set the Buy pending order block?
Or, how should I use the condition block for this?
I've seen some discussion in this forum about breakout settings, but I'm not sure how to make the following.
I want to make a pending order to buy when market is 5 pips above the highest high of the last 5 candles.
Should I use the modify block for this? Every other topics I've seen about this is talking about the condition block, but in that one I don't understand how to set the correct values.
I've read a lot of tips & tricks where people say it's good money management to start with the stop loss to see how much you can afford to loose.
Then from that point you should be able to set your take profit.
If I want to set my stop loss to 2% of my account balance and then my take profit to 2:1.
What is the correct way to make this in Fxdreema?
Do I need to figure out how many pips this is or is my solution the only thing I need to make this work?
Not sure my math is with me here.
And what if I would like a Trail to keep following that one with the same pips as the stop loss maybe? Or maybe half the amount of the stop loss.
This is what I am trying right now:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/s8CLNchIc
Does anyone know how to get the value of the highest high from the 5 last candles. And the lowest low.
I would like to get the value from the highest high of the 5 last candles on a 1H chart to set my next bid.
I want to make a BUY 5 pips above the highest high from the last 5 hours and a SELL based on the lowest low.
But not sure where to get that number from. What block should be used and how?
What is the best solution?
Maybe a little strange question, but is it possible to have two charts open in MT4 with the same currency pair, but running different EA's?
What I like is to run one EA with a strategy for EUR/USD on one chart with 30 min time frame and then try another strategy on another chart, but with the same currency pair and this one is set to 1H.
In my script I start the first block with "no trade running". So if I get a signal from my EA to trade and one of the strategies is already running a trade then the other one wouldn't run when it gets the signal, unless the other time frame has run out of time or been closed.
Is there a way to make this work or do I need to run two different MT4's wight the separate EA's?
Yes. But at least it's pretty close. And that is enough for me.
It's just what I was looking for.
Yes. There it was!! I was looking in the wrong blocks I guess...
Thank you!!
One question. Continuing this...
I tried with the one called Close Price, but it doesn't seem to be the last value.
When I run my script I guess it gets a trigger and a value of the actual value of the currency.
I managed to get the open price or close price of the last candle. But isn't there any way to get the value when it's running the script?
The bid price at the time when it's getting the signal from an indicator?
I'm a little confused with all the terms and not sure what it might be called.
I thought it might be Open Price, but not sure it is. It doesn't look like this. Or is it the correct one?
I think I found it. At least something that is close to it. I use the In Loop and then the Close Price.
I guess that's the value from the last one closed.
No, I just want to get the value of the currency pair where the EA is running on when the indicators is indicating buying or selling.
Isn't that possible?
Well, it seems like it was the GET part.
But where do I find the actual trade amount?
If I want to see what it is when the signal is triggered and include that in the e-mail.
What should I set the key to then? I couldn't find anything that looks like the trade amount. Or am I looking in the wrong area?
Thought it might be under the Market Properties.
OK, so the http address should be something like http://website.com
And the method should be set to GET
Key 1 to Market properties (and then something there to find the value or whatever I want info about)
And this will put the key 1 in the URL for me to use when it's delivered to my web site.
Did I understand it correct now?
Hehe. No, I'm not waiting for response. I keep looking at the different blocks and try to figure out how to make it work, but couldn't find the answer.
Example:
If I would like to send a HTTP request to website.com/sell.php?rate=xyz
What block should I use to find the actual rate and how can I insert it into the end of the url that is being sent?
I have tried to figure that one out by looking at different blocks and how to put the code there where I now have xyz
No. I just want to send a POST, but if it's possible to add some info in the POST url.
Maybe add what the rate is when the signal is sending or something like that. Something that is included at the end of the url that is dynamic.
Let's say I get a signal to SELL. Then I would like it to send something like: http://website.com/sell.php?investment= ... te=1.24543
If it's a buy signal then maybe the url would look like this: http://website.com/buy.php?investment=150&&rate=1.24542
Is it possible to add that information in the request block? Would be great.
Is there a way to add a constant to the URL?
So the code would be website.com/buy.php?invest=100 or something like that.
Is it possible to add a code like that to the url in the http request block?
Or do I have to make that one in a separate block first?
All of a sudden it did work. Didn't do anything, but it seems to work...
Hmmm, I have the latest build. But I get an error code:
WebRequest error code: 4060
