Posts made by l'andorrà

@jstap Just curious. What custom code would be required to change the chart timeframe the EA is working on?

Where is your tick data from? Are you using the one provided by the broker only or did you import any custom data?

@MS_fxDreema You can program the pending order without any TP and then use it as soon as the real trade is open, wherever it is. You can do that through the purple 'on trade' tab blocks.

@mhmd I guess you mean you need just one only specific ticket number, right? You can find the most recently open one this way:

This is the way to do it:

https://fxdreema.com/documentation/builder/constants-and-variables

Short note first. Blocks 137, 5 and 12 are redundant. You can remove them. You should use a pink 'once per trade') block immediately above those 'buy/sell now' blocks.

Unless you use a VERY good and NOT repainting indicator to find those divergences, building something like that is a very ambitious and difficult project. My recommendation is finding a custom indicator as suggested and then we can be more helpful here.

jstap is rght. Did you try those blocks?

There is no tool bar. The only way to load an old project is selecting it from your current fxDreema list of available projects or, if it is not there, importing the old mq4/ex4 file into your fxDreema account.

I'm afraid there is too much custom code to be any helpful. Definitely you need a programmer instead of me, sorry.

@alhammeed1990 Could you please open a new thread for your question instead of using someone's else?

@Sammydrumz19 You can do this:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/xmfogJ7Lb

@biztet You said the answer. You need to use different group numbers, one per expert.

I don't fully understand what the scanner is exactly. I see you copied all blocks in the 'on tick' and the 'on chart' tabs. Why is that?

Ambos deben estar instalados en la plataforma, para empezar. El problema es que no todas las configuraciones de plantillas pueden ser entendidas inicialmente por fxDreema. Supongo que es el indicador el que llama a la plantilla para ejecutarse, ¿verdad?

@raveon Yes, I have. just search for 'The Andorran Investor' on Youtube. You'll find me there.

@Champ You're welcome.

@m-almasi You will need variables to do that. Are you familiar with variables?

@jstap That's exactly what I meant.