Posts made by l'andorrà

Could you please share the link to your project instead? That will make the review easier.

@Champ You can do it this way:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/23JKAg7nd

In my example, both pending orders will be programmed at 09:10 and both will be at the highest and lowest prices between 08:00 and 09:00.

There was a change in MQL5 code not so long ago. I guess the problem is that fxDreema didn't update the internal code to those changes. I hope he will be fixing it soon.

I don't see that on m y end. Are you maybe coyping very big groups of blocks maybe?

Thank you.

@Joomlun But why do you need to trail the position of your pending orders exactly? That has nothing to do with the lot size issue. It's simply that I don't see why you are connecting so many blocks below it. What's the logic behind that?

In order to fix the lot size issue you neeed to use variables controlling it wvery time a trade is closed.

What is the exact purpose of blocks number 3? I don't understand the logic behind it.

@Champ You don't need any horizontal line to define pending orders. You can program them directly on the 'buy/sell pending order' block. At what time is the bot supposed to find those pending order levels?

I don't fully understand it. Aren't you living in the Londion time zone, maybe? How can be your local time (13:00) be BEFORE London 09:00.?

You're welcome.

@Ghuggg This is the third thread you created for the exact same question. Please stop spamming the forum.

Are you sure the indicator is not repainting. I'm afraid thet is the problem.

This is the second thread you opened for teh exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

@Ghuggg You can do that on the same buy/sell now block:

@k4s4rus You can try this on the 'on trade' tab:

Ypu will need two variables and group will have to be specified on blocks 1 and 2. You will also need as many different variables as groups required to check.

@jimifx707 You didn't provide the right link. This is the way to do it:

Well, that was a good idea. You definitely need variables to confirm the crossing is valid. This is what you need (general idea)

1. Buy crossing happens. That means Buy_cross = 1 and Sell_cross = 0
2. On a different branch tree block, you need to use a condition block requiring Buy_cross = 1 AND then another block searching for the consecutive candles. If conditions happens a buy is open.
3. When a sell crossing happens, then Buy_cross = 0 and Sell_cross = 1. You don't need to count 20 candes anymore.

You are requesting the crossing and the consecutive candles to happen at the exact same time when they are supposed to happen at separate moments in time. You will need either variables controlling those events or loops searching for them in the past. I don't see any of those in the simple version and not sure of it on the old one. Can you please confirm?

Deben estar separados de la estructura que abre tus operaciones en condiciones normales. Es una estructura independiente.

When you say 'total time held', do you mean the combined period of time each trade was open (ie total time held = open time - close time)?