Posts made by l'andorrà

Your current structure can potentially open an infinite number of trades. Are you sure the bot can afford that management later when hundreds of them are supposed to be checked to close?

You didn't select any variable on block 63, so you will not see the results. Additionally, you need to be careful when selecting 30 closed trades as you did. That can saturate the bot in moment of high volatility.

Yes, I know what de definition block says, but that doesn't answer my previous questions. When do you want that 'n pips' in profit number to be considered? Option 1 or 2?

Just store those values into variables and use a 'comment (ugly)' block with those variables on the 'on tick' tab.

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

@engrled You can do this:

@drwasin You're welcome.

Unless you can find the ,q4 file, the only suggestion I can do is following these tutorials for ex4's buffer emulation:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema

@fx_boy In that case you also need to add a pink 'once per trade' block instead of that current 'once per bar'.

Are you selecting negative numbers on Conditions 'Layer1' and 'Layer2'? Because if you are using positive numbers it will not work.

No, it's not. It was designed this way, but I don't know the reason why, sorry.

@Crispypata You can do this:

I know that is possible that you will need some custom code almost for sure. This is definitely roar's or jstap's field, not mine, I'm afraid!

I'm afraid this needs to be done by the admin himself. You should contact him directly.

Thank you very much for sharing.

Are the tradable charts activated on the market watch window? If not this is why they aren't traded.

@cyberspace You need to provide a name to that rectangle and then you can do this:

In my example price is crossing up level 2, the lower level of a rectangle. If you need the higher level you should select price level 1 instead.

Are you sure about that? This is the first time I hear it. Isn't maybe a broker's limitation instead?

I guess you mean you want to secure that 1 pip profit, but that is not possible unless you accept 1 of these options:

1. Close the trade as soon as it is 1 pip in profit.
2. Close the trade only if there has been in profit for a while (limited time) OR a higher profit (specific pips distance) has been reached and then price is moving back to 1 pip in profit.

Which one you need?