Posts made by l'andorrà

I'm afraid there is no single fxDreema block doing that. You will have to build that calculation structure by sung several blocks.

@michael-8 Ok. I see. Then you need to use the 'on trade' tab this way:

You will have to use as many blocks as conditions you described.

@Progress337 This is really weird. Apparently your broker is modifying your trading conditions.

Ok. Now you need to add one 'modify variables' block below each 'buy/sell now' block where both boolean variables are changed from false to true. At the same time. You should add a new condition block just above the current ones when they are required that both variables are false. Then we'll move on.

You're welcome. And questions are never dumb!

Is the EA working normally on backtest? If so they are lying, because the logic is correct. Their terminal is applying some restrictions to your bot's executions.

Do you mean an average price?

Are you a free user maybe?

@RazordLid You can do it this way:

Supertrend is a scam indicator. It repaints SO badly. Please don't use it. Trust me, I did and no EA based on it will EVER work!

This block is supposed to stop the EA temporarily (usually for a few seconds), before moving on later normally.

Yes, it is possible, but do you really ned the horizontal lines? They are useful for a human trader looking at the chart, but not for an EA. Are you planning to use the EA 100% fully automatic? Because if so, you can remove them.

Sure. No problem.

Is it happening on one specific project or on all of them?

You are positioning the 'once per bar' block high on your block tree. That means the condition is checked at the open price of each new bar when the condition can be true later. You should move that block to the current position of the 'Loop' block and substitute it.

You're welcome.

Can you please share the link to the project?

The only way to get that is programming your pending orders BEFORE the high volatility conditions. If you cannot do that, no expert advisor will because that depends on the markets restrictions imposed by the broker.

How many consecutive trades are considered? Two, 10, 20?

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