Posts made by l'andorrà

Yes, that can definitely be the problem.

You're welcome.

@bb-2 No block is doing that. You will need a variable to do the calculation.

@DV4 You can specify the active MA timeframe within the condition block:

Never experienced something like that. are you using a free account trial, maybe?

@ElvisTR You're welcome, man.

@princeomughele Then probably the problem is somewhere else.

I'm not the guy you need, but I find this topic very interesting, because maybe I would consider the possibility of hiring your services to build some custom blocks for me.

This is the third thread you created to the exact same problem. Please don't duplicate threads.

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

Looks like your broker is not using the same conditions on demo and real accounts. Sadly, it is a VERY common issue with most brokers.

@princeomughele Then you will need a real ex4 decompiler (and if you find it, please let me know) to watch the code and then replicate it into an ex5 file.

That sounds weird. Are you maybe trying to compensate profits with losses? Don't you care on how big the oldest loss is?

@Mishyguy Great you can share your projects to review this way:

It works fine to me. What is the exact problem?

@KEEBERTRANS You can try contacting roar. He's offers a commercial coding service.

@GOKACHIT Then you will need as many condition blocks as potential crossings required. But because all of them will need to be independent, they will have to work in parallel and not connected vertically as a standard block tree.

I'm not sure that is possible with the current block. You will have to create a custom structure with variables instead.

I'm afraid I don't speak your language. I also speak Catalan and Spanish if that helps.

This is another question for jstap or roar. Using an ENUM variable, maybe?