Posts made by l'andorrà

@vijithtr That depends on the total amount of trades expected. Do you mean just two trades, the forst one and the second one only? No more trades?

@Sadegh-z Don't worry. All of use had to learn here from scratch.

No, you can use the same formula on all markets. Maybe is @roar is reading this he may help. I know he can procvide that formula code.

That should work.

You're welcome.

Indicators cannot be combined in fxDreema. You need to hire a custom programmer to create a combined indicator and then import it into your fxDreema account.

Can you please share the link to your project?

No project is visible through your link.

You will need custom code for that. No fxDreema block can do it.

That depends on your structure distribution. Could you please share the link to your project?

@Kenzowen Great! Thank you very much for sharing!

@Sadegh-z You can use this block immediately below the condition you mentioned:

I already replied to your first thread on the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

@JordanMarvelley You need to use this blocks in the 'on trade' tab:

@William-1 Easy. One you get both values for A and B you can use this formula block:

High value shoould be inserted oin the left operand and low in the right. Then you use the '/2' sign as I marked in the image and you insert the final result in a variable.

Can you please share the link to the last version?

It's working for me too.

@vijithtr You're welcome.

Simply use a new 'check distance' block meausrung it and use a new variable to stor the value. Then you can compare your current variable and the new one with a standard condition block.

@alidavoodi Can you please share the link to the latest version?