Posts made by l'andorrà

That would depend on the whole structure to implement. Could you please explain it in a detailed way?

@windill-0 In that case for get it. No bot based on a repainting indicator will be profitable. Sorry for the bad news.

Can you please confirm those lines are identified objects on the chart?

The problem is in the buffers. Sadly, fxDreema cannot accept two buffer positions within the same buffer, as is the case. They need to be on separated buffers for the platform to understand it. The only solution I can suggest is hiring a programmer to change that indicator accordingly.

Technically it is possible, but the problem is defining what is 'inside' the cloud. You need to tell the bot to check for the first line of the cloud to be crossed while not having crossed the opposite one AND both are supposed to be in the correct positions (ie, one on top of the other. You will need several condition blocks, one for each part of the scenario.

Thank you for the info. I think I will have to use that function because your last image suggestion doesn't work. I used it as per your settings and I found that the new daily timeframe UNIX time is correctly identified the first tick of the new day, but as soon as the 'for each closed trade' loop is executed, yesterday's value (ie my local day) is used instead!

This is definitely a bug.

You should use a variable instead of a constant in order to calculate the next lot size value. This is my personal martingale bot. I hope it will be inspiring you how you can make it:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/6o0uTdg3e

@jayesh125 I'm afraid you cannot make a bot entering a trade on a candle's high. The closest we can do is making it at the open of the next candle. You can do it this way:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/b0hfUvBgd

Thank you for sharing.

There can be many reasons why your structure doesn't work. Just guessing what's the issue is very difficult. In general, using groups would be enough if they are properly identified.

I don't know how to use the iBarShift() function as a custom code in this context, sorry. How would you suggest to do it? On the other hand, I'm not sure your suggestion in the image would work. Are you sure the operand on the right will not be doing the same 'mistake' as the one in the left?

I confirm the unix time stored into the variable is that of the 'Account history' tab for the close trade time. In my case, it is my local time and not the server time.

Did you import the indicator correctly on fxDreema? Is it fully compatible?

That is not my field of expertise, I'm afraid. I almost never use the log file feature.

No, unless you specifically program it to do that then removed from the chart.

Can you please share the link to your project?

I support this initiative. I'm not a programmer, so I cannot help but I hope my vote is useful here!

Agreed. Once ou find that indicator and check it is compatible with fxDreema, then you can use it here.

I'm not an mT5 expert but is it a very big project with many blocks in it?

You're welcome.