Posts made by l'andorrà

You need a structure like this I used here for a very similar case:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/20632/turning-a-money-management-sequence-into-a-loop-after-a-maximum-lot-size-is-reached/21?_=1722326945694

What do you exactly mean? What is the exact problem? I¡m using fxDreema bots on 1M charts and they work fine.

@QuantalphaAlgorithms You're welcome...three years later

@kestra Yes, that is correct. You can add as many intermediate lot size levels as you need.

Then I'm afraid I don't understand your logic. I see one only condition to be met in your last shared project in block 4. Which is the second one?

I replied to this exact same question in the other thread. Please don't duplicate questions.

No AND blocks are necessary in fxDreema other that to make inexperienced users what is happening in the logic. Just by connecting one condition to the next one you are getting the exact same result with far less blocks.

@MMBInvest Very interesting info. Thank you for sharing.

@bepehr Congrats!

@smille99 No. As I said, you can use this block immediately after the one limiting the max number of trades.

@borhanEA You can try to use virtual stops this way:

@Mani13 Is this the whole project or just part of it?

@ivan-a El problema de lo que pides es que no existe un precio real para el cruce. Es un artefacto visual que crea la plataforma para que los humanos podamos entender lo que pasa en el gráfico. Si lo que quieres es que se abra una operación unos cuántos pips pasados del 'cruce', lo más cercano que pedes hacer que tenga sentido es seleccionari una de las dos medias móviles (preferiblemente la lenta) y pedirle a esa que cuente 5 pips por encima de su posición para que considere ese como su precio de ejecución, pero no del cruce en sí.

@JayPhillbrooks Agreed.

In that case you will need to use variables instead. Are you familiar with variables?

Thank you very much for sharing.

@oskars You can do it this way:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/LHZfs3gvb

This basic structure will have to be adjusted to your general launcher, of course.

@kestra I think this is a much better approach. You need one variable only and every time a trade is open, the next value is updated like this:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/kzsi04vOd

I used the first 2 values of the lot size, you will need to extend the structure as much as you need.

You need to use a 'No trade' block below the 'once per bar' block,

Basically, yes. You don't need any 'on tick' bloc, but using all those blocks in the 'on tick' tab.