Best posts made by l'andorrà

@TashaB Then you should use variable instead of constants. Variables can store variable values and that is exactly what you need. A constant will always be using the same value all the time.

That depends on how it is programmed now. In general, removing it from the chart does exactly that if it correctly programmed.

A trend line? Don't you mean maybe a vertical line instead?

@mehdi1404 This is the fourth thread you used for the exact same question. Please stop using other's threads.

Then you can use this general structure:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/LHZfs3gvb

Agreed. Just use the free copy trader bot provided by fxblue.com. You will save a lot of time and pain.

@armankurd78 This is the second time you are asking for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

@donjon122 You simply create your bot normally and the use this block on top of all you block trees:

You can type there all charts to be scanned. The bot just neds to be run on one single chart, though.

Are you sure the objects the bot is looking for are visible and identified on the terminal's 'Object list' window?

@mayfair21 You can remove all those 'set current timeframe' blocks and instead select the required timeframe inside the conditions blocks like this:

That is the second thread you created for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

@sajadeidian You can select any timeframe here:

But then what you need is candle 1 to be closed to know direction. Doing it on candle ID 0 is just betting.

@Elham You can share the link to your project this way:

Because what you see on the chart is a visual artefact of the backtesting process. Backtest charts do NOT represent the real conditions of the market AT THE EXACT moment it happens. If you select any of those wrong/inexisting entries and backtest it vissually at a very low speed you will check conditions were not met AT THAT MOMENT whereas they are met later. However, what we see is the final result. This is a very common issue when using several slow indicators like MACD.

The problem is defining those highs and lows. They are visually easy when the chart is looking at the past, but how can the bot now that LO2 is LO2 at the moment the candle there is in formation?

@tjsmith You can do it like this:

You're welcome.

He means you need to create it block by block on your builder. There is not an automatic tool to do that.

@jstap Interestind. Didn't know that.