Posts made by l'andorrà

You can do it via variables. As soon as a trade is open you can store those price_high and price_low values into variables and then use them on condition blocks for any new trade.

Just to make it clear, when you say 'average ATR of that candle range' you mean the average value of all individual ATR values of that range, not only the average of the highest and the lowest ATR values there. Is that correct?

I'm afraid miro1360 abandoned the foruls many years ago.

@GOVIND123 Some more info would definitely help.

Ok. Thanks.

@jstap Just curious. Shouldn't the 'Comment' block be connected BELOW the custom code in order to see the updated value of the variable every tick? Your current setting is showing the value of the previous tick instead.

@ivyzhao Yes, you can use this blocks:

Then I'm afraid it's the broker. I found myself into that same situation several times in the past. Some brokers do not offer the same trading conditions when backtesting and when trading. You should confirm that by testing other brokers.

You're welcome.

That is what I wanted to point out. You should select thet same group on those blocks. They are not doing that now.

Blocks 8 and 9 are searching for different trade groups.

You're welcome.

@windsor-2003 You can do it this way:

Tjis will get the points distance. If you need it in pips, simply add the necessary formula on the 'Adjust the result' box.

This is because that option wors in an unintuitive way for reasons I don't fully understand yet. This should have been fixed long ago, but I see it ts still running. You need to select ricolously high percentage values there. Insted of 5% you should use 500% or 5000%, depending on the broker leverage. Just select values by trial and error until you get the correct figure.

Seriously? Do we still need to explain with evidence how ridiculous is using martingale on trading?

Could you please share a link to the project? That will make it easier to review.

I'm afraid I don't get what you mean exactly. Do you mean input parameters? They are set at the beginning fot he testing and will never appear on your chart unless you explicitely added a structure doing that. Is that what you mean?

Was the bot created with fxDreema? Did you tried it in backtest?

Another important factor is the number of trades per time period. A bot can be very successful for 10 years by opening no more than 2 trades per month, for example. The higher the number of trades you want, the riskier in general.

Did you try connecting block 289 to block 270 without using block 285? That should work fine. If it doesn't, the reason must be somewhere else. For example, I can't see how closing a trade should be connected to Telegram in your link. That means we are not seeing the whole project.