Posts made by jstap

what do you mean?

you don't need the check count block, did you want the profit or the price level?

Contact support that's the only possible way of getting help over this.

Look at the link I sent this can add more than 1 position at a time, yours was limited to a single position at a time

That depends on assets in your brokers market watch. I doubt you need that amount saved.

This should do it: https://fxdreema.com/shared/Sld2JWJbd

yes, once per hour - modify the variable to the value you want (in a separate tree).

It has no way of creating more than 1 position, this should create more than 1 and close when profit is above the price. this is only a test project, you will need to test and change until it's how you want: https://fxdreema.com/shared/ttZkTguNd

This should do it, add this into your bot: https://fxdreema.com/shared/oqT60bwOb

A little more information would help, add a shared link to see what you've done

Is the text appearing in your comment, the same as your condition?

Add to what you have from a loop yellow, because it goes to this once the loop has finished, another loop that collects the running profit, then off yellow use condition to check if the variable profit is>$4 to another loop to deleting trades from the oldest.

Start a new question for this, add a shared link to see what you have done, but basically when BE happens, place the trade.

I meant to reply to this yesterday, you cant use group numbers for manual trades, this might do it, but when the trade closes it will work on the next, so you would need to add something like a flag to stop BE working and reset when needed:

This should put the lowest running profit into the variable

You mean the total value of all losing positions buys and sells stored separately?

@pipsondeck

@dee108 You'll have to try it.

yes call the type color name what you want clr red in the value, should give you the dropdown in your inputs like your picture

add a shared link to see where this is but, NormalizeDouble(variable name,2); will do it