No I would set a new tree with a for each block, these are loops so under a no trade block will start and run the loop only once, so for continual checking of pips away needs to be free from the no trade block, once a trade is placed a no trade block stops passing.
Set your candle ID's in your condition to 1, there is a cross but on current candle can reverse quickly, setting to 1 means it will wait until next candle before checking
Then you set 4 terminal variables by different name, this is the name you use to read them.
yes is the only way to have it remember after close. The easiest way is to set as soon as placing a trade, this is just an example, once saved in a terminal variable you can read it anywhere:
For a start once per bar needs to be beneath the condition, check profit - close should be in a separate tree, this will make only 1 trade per candle, if still over trading the cross, you need to add more logical conditions to restrict.
Yes, you need to use/store/delete within a global variable (terminal variable on here)
2 use a breakeven block set with stoploss, 3 set start to relevant value, but be warned as setting stop (trail pips) to 1:2 then it will likely close at this value.
You need to add to the logic, set flags true/false as things happen, and check before/after this way you control what is classed as happened and can happen.
I find the easiest way is to constantly add 1 every minute to a variable, variable to 0 on event (like candle opening), check the value and when it reaches 16 commit to do something.
The only thing you can do is message support on the FX support page, crypto can take a couple of days but it will be activated soon.
Pips means regardless of lot size the trade will stop when enough distance is covered, so I see why it would make sense. But test with money, once working as you want you can upgrade the logic to pips, because at this point you will know the money value of a trade's action, so on the same lot you will see how many pips give the same result.
I can but get things working as you want, then if needed you can refine by changing set up's to use pips.
It does exactly that, only allows trades if day profit not met then closes, you could not use the close section, and it would work the same if a trade closes above the value. It doesn't work for pips, a different multi block set up would be needed.
@Bogdaiki of cause you can... buy why...
you don't terminate you use 2 blocks, above your trade blocks < the goal amount, above a close block in a separate tree > goal amount
block, check profit (period of time) - close block, this will check profit made over a given time then close if reached.
Push the mq button to download, import back into FX and you will have all constants and variables on the upper left of the project screen.
I would do it more like this, so it resets back to the original value when there is 0 trades, is a simple continual way but would need more conditions added: https://fxdreema.com/shared/FxWncGSqc
