The problem is that you are using a 'once per bar' block on top of your structure. That means conditions will be only checked at the open of each new candle. In order to do what you say you should remove from its current positions and use two of them, one immediately above both 'buy/sell now' blocks.
This is the second thread dedicated to the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.
@duanvillanueva Don't you have the mq4 file? If not you should follow this tutorial to try to emulate its buffers:
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema
However, there is no 100% guarantee it will work.
Ok. Don't try to explain to an EA. I will help you to do that. Please explain to me what is crossing what. Please upload two images: the first one showing how is the market before the crossing and then the second one after the crossing.
Please open a new thread for your request.
@Jeymyc Can you please share the link to the project instead?
What is supposed to appear exactly? An object? A line?
I replied to your other thread. Please don't duplicate threads.
@JayPerezTrading Instead of selecting that 'set current market' block on top of the project you can use many different 'no trade' blocks. Each one specifying the market it is supposed to work on like this:
Be careful with that custom indicator. If it repaints this can be the reason why no trades are open.
Are you using it on MT4 or MT5?
Does it repaint? Because if it does, any bot based on it will be doomed.
Just use groups. Each buy should belong to a different group.
You are using the same variable's value to identify a BB up and a BB down. You should use separate variables.
Is that happening on MT5 projects, maybe? The admin is touching the code there very often.
Sadly, no. The documentation in fxDreema is VERY basic. You are supposed to have previous knowledge in general programming to take full advantage of it. Is that the case? Are you a programmer (not necessarily for mql4/5)?
