Posts made by l'andorrà

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Then the only option I can suggest is changing the launcher structure. Trades are open after the trailing stop blocks. Those should be completely separated on a different block tree. Why are new trades supposed to be open after the previous ones are moving its stop loss?

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Will the bot have many open trades (buys and sells) open at the same time or just one buy and one sell?

This is weird, because the logic is correct now. Is the shared structure the whole project or just part of it?

Those are many questions that need long answers. I'll glad to help but a slow pace. Let's begin with question 1. Those empty boxes on the variable tab can be used to modify the value of the variables listed on the left. The white dot means the value will be changed when 'entering' into the block from the top input white dot. Please notice that all blocks have a white input dot on top. The other two output dots (orange and yellow) mean the variable will be changed after the block settings have been executed and the action is passed to the following block either from the orange or yellow output dot. Again, please notice all blocks have got an orange output dot and most also have a yellow one.

Those are int type variables, so that values 0,1,2,3... are used there.

@FED Never experienced something like that. I bet for sktsec explanation.

@Michaelgstrainjr That block will not execute any block connected below it you the bot is running on a real account, only on a demo account.

@RoboEA And is what you shared the whole project or just part of it?

And your question is?

Considering you are using the exact same percentage to increase on both buys and sells, just use one same 'for each trade' block tree including both buys and sells. Additionally, you should deselect (untick) the 'Volume upper limit' box at the end of the block. Then try it again.

You can contact the fxDreema admin directly to let him know the issue here: https://fxdreema.com/support

If trade 7 hits its TP, it cannot be modified because trade will be closed.

@Chen-7 Then you can do it this way:

You will be able to type the price level through that constant every day.

@learnnewskills The most efficient ways is by using variables controlling each successive condition.

@thugwig You can do it this way:

In this example the fast MA is above the slow one. You will need another variable for the other way round and then change the operands' values.

For some reason the change is not visible yet. That should make it work correctly

You don't need to use any group number now. You can remove them. And yes, you should a 'once per trade' pink block before opening a new trade.

Here you have some initial corrections to do:

1. Remove those 'pass' blocks. They are unnecessary.
2. Renumber the blocks on top of each block tree according to the expected execution. Now the 'modify variables' blocks number 1 will always be resetting lot size to 0. Do you really need that.
3. If you need time intervals between trades you will need independent pink 'for each position' block trees instead of 'once per seconds' blocks.