@D-Ghorbani You can combine information from different timeframes this way:

@D-Ghorbani You can combine information from different timeframes this way:

Could you please open a new thread for your question. It is not following the exact question of the original poster.
Not sure I fully understand it. Is this one single buy that is partially closed up to 3 times or they are 4 separated buys trades?
Fibos are very unintuitive in fxDreema. I always recommend to calculate the fibo levels via math instead. You will need a few variables but that will be far easier to implement.
Try option 1 with no space between 80 and pips, please.
Then you will not be able to use the fxDreema blocks drawing fibos. You will need to calculate the fibo levels via math and variables. Are you familiar with variables?
You will need to use variables controlling when those conditions happen before the next ones. Could you please detail what conditions are to be met and in which order?
I'm afraid I don't fully understand the logic. Do you mean a buy and a sell are open at the same time and they need to calculate those pipsteps separately?
I'm afraid I don't speak Portuguese. I can speak Spanish if that helps.
A constant will never do it. Do you mean a variable maybe?
Congrats for making it work! What do you exactly mean by 'keep the math more precise'?
I'm not a programmer but I guess (it's just a guess) that the problem is on those constants with a '1' value. Did you modify those? If not, I'm afraid a programmer should take a look at it.
A nice one is the old but reliable 'MACD Histogram'. You can google it and will find plenty of sites offering it for free.
In that case you will need to use a variable like this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/GGqnXAubc
That variable will control if it is below 50 or not. If it is bigger than 50 then that trade will not be open.
Could you please use English? I can also help with Catalan and Spanish.
@Dan-2 You cannot do that with this block if you are considering the closed trades. That block counts only open trades profit.
Remove the 'for each' trade' block. The 'close trades' block is a loop itself. Your structure is combining a loop unto another loop. That is probably the reason why it's not working correctly.
@Brightzu You should try this instead:
