Posts made by l'andorrà

The only way I know of is programming the indicator code inside your fxDreema bot via custom code blocks, but you will need a programmer to do that.

I don't fully understand the logic behind it. How is the range supposed to be considered exactly?

@mehdi1404 Then you need this:

I see no time is involved in this structure. What do you exactly mean?

If the bot is working normally on backtest but not on demo/real with the same broker, the problem is on the broker conditions for trading. You should ask them if some restrictions are applied to bots or market conditions in general.

Can you please share the link to the project instead of the ex5 file?

No. I was thinking about this on the 'on trade' tab:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/4duMb6Rbd

Then you use that same variable on the 'on tick' tab inside a 'check profit (unrealized)' block as I suggested.

Honestly I don't remember any dealing with your specific settings. The idea is understanding how loops work and then create your own. Did you try any first version?

@ONEILLEWIS You can find some inspiration here. I'm using this structure for that exact same purpose:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/LHZfs3gvb

How is that L1 plotted on the chart?

You can remove the 'if trade' block number 8. It is redundant. On the other hand. You are requesting the condition block number 10 to be in loss right now while at the same time block number 12 is requested to be activated at the winning side. That is contradictory.

Yes, definitely it is if no more blocks are involved. Please open a thread on the bugs forum explaining your case.

@CAVINCENT Ok. Then you need two completely separated structures. One for buys and another one for sells. Then the first thing to do is capturing the ticket number of the 'first' trade of the sequence. That ticket number will have to be used later to find the pipsteps. Is that number of pipsteps fixed or dynamic?

That would require a complex loop. Could you please upload a screenshot with a detailed visual example of what you need?

Sure. You can do that by connecting as many condition blocks doing exactly that to the yellow output dot in the condition block of my example.

Then I recommend to search for 'loop' threads on the search tool and filter them by user 'roar'. Almost everything I learnt of loops was from him. Then try your first loop and we can begin to work from there.

So the maximum we can get is 4 open buys at the same time?

Not me. All of them are working correctly.

You're welcome, man!

Could you please use English. I can offer Catalan and Spanish if that can help.