Posts made by l'andorrà

What do you exactly mean by 'the site'? Do you men fxDreema?

@Mitchp You're welcome.

@bayramay >Blocks 16 and 17 should be substituted by these:

That depends on how much time 'once in a while' means. Do you mean once per day? So each day the profit should be hit separately?

Well, you can use math via custom code but can also use standard condition block. For example, every time a trade is open, you can make a counter variable add +1. As soon as that variable hits any of those layers, the lot size variable should be changed accordingly.

That depends on what you exactly mean by 'average profit'. Do you mean current profit from all open trades at the moment combined?

Can you please share the link to your project?

I said the condition block, not the 'once per bar' block to be connected that way.

The only way to stop trading is that ALL conditions behave as bottle necks. The only way to do that is connecting them from orange output dot to the next orange output dot. If you use the yellow output dot the execution will move to the next block no matter what and the trade will be open. All input parameteres are to be conected as if all had to be true at the same time only.

What message?

Not sure I fully get it. Do you mean closing partially 10% of lot size when some price level is hit? And what does 'Vasili' mean exactly?

Can you please share the link to your project?

Try when the market is open. It should work now.

That's what I used to think. But what it's doing now is taking the definition points, not the lines themselves.

I don't see any lines plotted via the bot. Are they plotted manually maybe?

You need to use variables where those lot size values are recalculated. Are you familiar with variables?

Some initial hints:

1. You can remove blocks 11,22,34 and 45. All of them are redundant.
2. You can also remove that 'OR' block. Simply connect block 2 to block 5 and block 3 to block 6.

On your question, you need to create different groups. One group for the first trade and a different one for all the other. That way you can distinguish the closing conditions accordingly.

Finding the perfect trailing stop settings is not easy. Sadly, the only option is trying and trying new options. Boring but inevitable process, I'm afraid.