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What don't you understand? after all your place a trade conditions, use a once per bar (candle) set to how you want, then place the trade you want placed...

the calculatedlot that is saved into the calculatedlot variable in the function is then used from the variable in the project EA

how is your global variable set? If it's not it can't return true.

@sktsec @bacharchoura1 I disagree with that FX has a lot of very useful blocks, AI can be smart but sometimes too smart. Mixing custom code blocks, indicators, FX blocks can all work together well. This picture shows the amount of AI generated, checked and perfected blocks I am currently using.

@Chen-7 I guess you mean if you click the place trade button in the top left... if so you will need to create buttons that place a trade when clicked buy using FX blocks.

Backtest, although close on MT5 compared to MT4 it is still a simulated environment, is likely your custom indicator, you have to remove to test what happens...

Did not mention too bigger lot, That is your choice, just mentioned how to limit it when you trade.

You can add this into the block time stamp box: TimeToString(xxxxxxxxx,TIME_DATE | TIME_MINUTES);

you have 2 options, 1 is download and edit the mq4 file (a lot of code to find and change) and would need changing with every export, 2 is to add and use a custom code block will stay in your project.

Looks ok, but what tree is causing the extra trade? Switch blocks off and test to see where the problem is...

that is quite simple... start with... no position block - condition block - buy/sell block. Watch on backtest then you can add to the condition...

I would filter each Tuesday, then get the candle ID 1 high and low and save to a variable that I change on the following Tuesday.

Button is the only way I know, you could place a pending order that places the new and then deletes, but this is not as simple as a live trade. This is how to use a button on tick: https://fxdreema.com/shared/yfqIa8vMd

It is possible, but not simple, in FX you would need to use custom code. a button that flicked through and displayed the next option, that then changed a variable depending on the button place would be easiest. These are 2 links of how you could achieve, the variable can be any set to the action you want to complete. There are various ways to do it.

MT4: https://fxdreema.com/shared/4GPgbWdAb
MT5: https://fxdreema.com/shared/6iMlLoEkb

Any calculations that say depending on Sl only work is a SL is set.

You could so if "this" happens set a flag so "that" happens... probably easier to use the on trade tab... trade closed check why... do "that"... if you say what you want to happen I will tell you the blocks to use.

As I said do this on the on trade tab, this way things will only change at trade open time, then use a for each block to select only the trade(s) you want to change

on trade tab... trade opened... for each trade/order... modify stop... move the last opened SL where you want it. In the for each trade/order blocks you can select each by missing trades you don't want to change

I agree it is different, the used logic is more, but on FX which is why it is good is not different: missing a SL MT4 or MT5 works the same.