@ZakTrading Some quick tips:
Trader's example is more complex than what you need. Just take a look at a more simple version of it.
In my example it is for a SL distance, but you can replicate it exactly in the same way for your trailing stop.
@Ebi1974 It is not recommended sharing personal email info in public forums. You never know who can store it and use it later.
You need to create a Constant in wich you will specify your desired performance. Then you can create several structures to stop trading. One of them can be:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/fZfo0H5td
You will need to adjust your MT4 history trade tab to one day only and run the EA every day too.
STOP SPAMMING THE FORUMS!!!
I recommend you to read this info here:
https://fxdreema.com/instructions/builder/money-management
I guess you will find what multi trade option is the one you are looking for.
What happens while a candle is in formation is fundamental. Personally I would only focus on working with real tick only. You'll save a lot of time and pain, trust me.
You can specify group here:
I agree with what TitanGeirge says. Additionally, I do not recommend to use letters on the block ID number position. That can hinder the order in which trees are executed. Use numbers only. Looking at your project I'm not sure which one would be the first one to be executed.
Finally, blocks 2 and 3 are specified on candle ID 0 whereas many other condition blocks are working on candle ID 1, is it intended?
Easy. The first thing to do is importing your custom indicator to your myfxdreema account. Here you have a tutorial to do it:
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema
Once done, let us know and we can begin with it.
@Moon This is the second thread you created for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.
@sktsec I guessed that. However, never found a situation requiring something like that.
Are you creating your EA for MT5? If so that option is not available, just for MT4.
That depends on the source of your back test data. If that data belongs to a different broker, then there can be no similarity at all. If they are, then it depends on your broker's real conditions. You can have very nice data but brokers still messing your trades. So the general answer is there is no expected 100% similarity...ever.
Look at the buffers. There are 8 buffers for 8 symbols. Try each one on a different condition block if you want to be sure which one corresponds to each symbol.
Not sure if you're asking for help for your EA or just for someone else's EA.