Posts made by l'andorrà

No. Sadly not all custom indicators work on fxDreema. If it works, it's doing it on free accounts too.

You're welcome.

In that case you will need a variable that will have to be increased/decreased accordingly and then use it as your money management percentage. Are you familiar with variables?

You need a structure calculating that total profit right now and then compare it to each losing one. Both are loops with variables. Are you familiar with variables?

Yes, it is. But that can only happen BEFORE the high volatility scenario happens. You can use a 'buy pending orders in grid' block to do it.

What do you exactly mean by 'a new opposite signal will formed in MACD'?

What do you exactly mean by 'time-out mode'?

No, no. I mean a condition block where the left operand is the boolen variable you need and the right operand id the value of that variable to be 'false'.

This is the second thread you created for the same problem. Please don't duplicate threads.

Could you please share the link to the project instead? That would make reviewing far easier.

Is it an MT5 indicator? If so more than probably there will be one only buffer with all colours you need. Sadly, fxDreema cannot understand that. It need one separate buffer per colour.

Sorry for not understanding. The problem is the variable. Your initial value is 0 and blocks 5 and 6 are requesting price to cross it above or below. That will never happen. Price 0 is non-existent.

The problem is the indicator itself. Although we humans see lines moving up and down, the bot doesn't 'see' them, but price values. I never work with that indicator. You are requesting the EA to find when a price crossed an 'artificial' line that can be modified as new candles are appearing. That makes it very unreliable. Are you sure you need it?

You are using the exact same variable on 'price 1' and 'price 2' positions. You need to use different variables.

Can you please share the link to your project?

You can create as many buttons as different trade types. Then below each button you turn ON the appropriate buy pending order block with that specific setting that should be turned off by default.

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@tec-nacks You just need to select the first and the last candles to determine the rectangle and then do this:

In this example it is plotted between candles 0 and 10.

That is an ambitious project to implement. Do you have any initial project created to begin with?

Yes, you can create as many bottons as you need and then connect a 'Turn on/off' block below each to activate/deactivate as many 'pending orders' block with different settings as you need.