Posts made by l'andorrà

There is no block in fxDreema doing that. You will need a specific structure searching for that way to deal with lot size. You will need variables for sure. Are you familiar with variables?

@samcare2001 Then you can do this on the 'on trade' tab:

In this example, a sell will be open as soon as a buy hit the SL.

That depends on what you need. I prefer to use the same group for buys and sells and then different magic numbers on the same terminal. What do you exactly need?

This is the third thread you used for the same question. Please stop duplicating questions.

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

I'm afraid I don0t fully understand. Do you mean you need to see an area on the chart or you just need a specific price level to open a hedging trade?

What do you exactly mean by 'one leg'? If I understand it correctly you want a new buy and sell every time any trade hits its TP, maybe?

@zarbitz Ok. But then what about all other structures? I strongly recommend to renumber all head blocks after having used this option here:

Once they are normalized, then reorder them manually as they are supposed to be executed. That should improve the results for sure.

Puedes eliminar los bloques 70, 82, 92 y 98. Son redundantes.

Honestly I don't know. I try not to work on 1M. Maybe it can work but the only way to know it for sure is testing. Sorry for not being more helpful.

Is the indicator supposed to be used in the first post strategy? I don't see it can fit there.

Did you check all those conditions to be met? I see many of them can be very restrictive. I guess the problem is you are requiring too many of them to be met at the same time. You should test them one by one gradually until finding which one is the most restrictive.

@jstap LOL XD

You can find a close solution that way, but not exactly what you described, I'm afraid.

@biztet In that case you will need two blocks. One for the breakeven situation (you can use negative numbers for that move 'in front' open price). Then you use the trailing stop block with the initial price at the exact same distance you used for the break even.

You already asked for this question before. Could you please not duplicate threads? On your question, did you try to use a brand new block? If the problem still persists, could you please share the link to the project?

@biztet You need to select this option:

All of us are looking for something like that, my friend. If you find it, please share it here!