Best posts made by l'andorrà

@tipsywisdom You can use UNIX time. All ticks in backtesting store the UNIX time they arrived to the terminal. Although tough to work with, you can create a structure to identify theUNIX time 30 seconds before the end of a candle.

@suleyman-0 Martingales are losing strategies. Simply stay away form any of them and their variants. However, if you still want to know how to create one, here you have the simplest one. You can work in your from here:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/6o0uTdg3e

@amincgi Pink dot options do not work correctly unless connected below a 'for each trade' block above it. You should connect one on top of block 21. Your trailing stop block is apparently correct.

@suleyman-0 With that configuration you will get hundreds of trades. The way volume is added searches for all open trades when that pips away distance is reached. Is that what the EA is supposed to do?

@aman You need to use this code on the 'Adjust' tab of the value to modify this way:

In my example I selected 0 decimal positions. You should insert 2, instead.

@talalkhan Can you please share the link to your project?

@general-melchett I tried to do something like that for months and Ihad to quit. The easiest way is finding an indicator doing it for you. Otherwise you will lose your mind trying to find a way to get it. Trust me.

@kunalyadav1809 Then you will need a variable counting how many candles passed since the trade was open. Once the correct number is hit then trade can be closed.

@gtoat777 You need to use a variable to count candles after the first crossing. Each new candle after that crossing it should be added +1. That you compare that value of thet variable when the opposote crossing happens. Depending if it is higher or lower than the desired value, you condition will occur.

@rodrigo-ortuzar No, what I shared was the initial step to create the structure only. That formuls does the following. The initial value for variable NEEDS to be 0. Now you run the EA for the first time on the chart. The first value for it will be:

1. Current balance: 10000. Thus the formula will be: 10000 / 1000 = 10. This means the frst lot size will be 10.0 lots. Now I see I was wrong because I should have used 10000 on the adjust box. Sorry for that mistake. Please substitute it so that...

2. The new calculation will be 10000 / 10000 = 1.0. This is the correct value for your initial lot size.

3. Now imagine you trade is successful and you new balance is 11200. As soon as the trade is closed the calculation will be: 11200 / 10000 = 1.12. And here you have the new lot size.

Does it make sense now?

@econsulttt Can you list the detailed list of conditions you need? Then we can begin to build it.

@alphaomega It looks pretty good. Good for you!

@alphaomega That is certainly a good beginning. Additionally you can use the searcj tool on the forums to find MA crossing threads from the past. There are many of them with useful tips.

@hebe I'm afraid this is a clear case of repainting. Using custom indicators like that is always risky for that reason. You should check if it repaints.

@alphaomega This is certainly a way to change a variable's value, but you cannot use as I need. I need to do it manually on the chart.

@chattahooche Those distances are too short. I don't think you broker can accept them. This is why it doesn't work, probably.

@alphaomega No problem, man.

@fxdreema I'm happy to see this new thrust in fxDreema. I hope we'll see you more often here now!

@alphaomega I cannot even comipile it on my terminal. Are you sure this is the correct file?

@alphaomega Thank you for sharing.