Best posts made by l'andorrà

@Obimbs You need to disconnect blocks 2 and 3. They need to be in separate block trees. Additionally, you need to use a pink 'one per trade' block below block 4.

You need an additional variables used as a counter. Every time a trade is closed, that counter should add +1. Then, when the variable is 6 or 7 then the bot can terminate.

Can you please be more specific? What do you exactly need?

@seb-0 The fxDReema bot needed one week to do 1,200 iterations. The manually built bot using the same input parameters, same testing period, etc. hit 115,000 iterations in the same period. Simply no contest.

@joerg-w You can try this:

You are drawing infinite buttons one on top of the previous one because its blocks are in the 'on tick' tab. Those blocks should be moved to the 'on init' tab instead.

@Maop1994 If you need to close a trade when it hits 10 USD profit you can do this:

On your second question, do you mean opening a new trade or closing the previous one partially?

@Kevin0214 You can do it this way:

@jstap Interesting. I didn't know that. Useful info, as always!

What you need a is a complex structure that is not a trivial project to implement, I'm afraid. You will need variables and loops to get the information you need. If you are not familiar with them you will need time to understand how they work.

You can find some useful information on how fxDreema works through Youtube (including my personal channel at the signature of my posts). However, you should understand that you will have to dedicate much time to understand how the platform works before seeing positive results. If you are in a hurry, probably you should hire a programmer instead.

@tec-nacks There are no blocks doing that in fxDreema. All customizable loops need a combination of blocks searching for the information you want. In your case, you will need several condition blocks looking for those specifications, plus a variable counting all candles in the past, plus some more variables storing the requested info.

The key is NOT using a specific block, but using standard 'condition' and 'modify variables' blocks connected as a loop.

That depends on what you exactly need. There is not a single way to do it. What is it supposed to do exactly?

Probably those custom code blocks need to be 'translated' into mql5. You will need a programmer. Maybe jstap can help here.

@Siya05 Using the 'on timer' tab will make it more efficient:

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

@Nilesh Please focus on one only thread instead of flooding the forum with unnecessary repeated questions.

@keanzoe You can select them this way:

@teonilenders AFAIK, there is no block in fxdReema that can identify wicks on Heiken Ashi candles. Maybe I'm wrong. My suggestions would be finding a custom indicator doing so.

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

Two quick questions:

1. Are you sure you're using the correct buffers?
2. Is this the whole project or just part of it?
   You selected those buffers to appear on candle ID 1. Are you sure they can appear there? I guess they should appear on candle ID 0 instead. Try to select candle ID 0 instead. But then you'll have to check if the indicator repaints, because if it does, it will doom the bot.