Posts made by l'andorrà

@timberwolves Does this part work? Because it should.

@trdjb3 Can you please share your last version of the project?

@homemebel The logic on block 28 is wrong. You are comparing a price level with a distance in pips and that cannot be computed. If you want that variable called 'valsell' is more than 25 pips you need to do something like this:

Now two price levels are compared and that can be executed.

@ortiz Enonces no necesitas el BE, sólo el trailing stop, que ya hace eso. Es este bloque:

@frank-2 Then you can do it this way:

In this example, that number 3 means 3 decimal positions to be considered. Any other beyond will be discarded.

@xfire This is certainly weird. I know this can sound weird but delete the block and rebuilt it from a new one. Sometimes blocks are corrupt. If it doesn't work you should fdefinitely contact the admin.

@wctrade36 Blocks 10 and 18 should be swapped. The 'once per bar' block searching for the PSAR conditions need to be executed first. Then you need to change the > symbol in block 15 by < instead.

@willy254-0 Not sure I get it. According to your image the trade is closed after three bearish candles are visible. Shouldn't it be at the end of the first one instead?

@laudemir AFAIK there is no bloc in fxDreema looking for that info, sorry.

@youngtreptrader Did you try my suggestion? That should avoid more then one trade per bar.

@kestra How many simultaneous open trades are supposed to be? Is there any limit? And will you need onlye the last one closed?

@od No . You are comparing a price level (for example 1.2326) with a distance in pips (30). You need to compare equivalent elements, like two prices ro two pips distances.

@od If there is just one open trade you can use a simple variable:

@general-melchett I guess that is not possible wiothout custom code. I found no block doing that. I'm interested in the solution to this too.

@od You should use the blocks on the 'on trade' tab as suggested by jstap.

@vighnesh Do you have any project to begin with?

@aqoeqmfypkymgc You can do that without drawing anythong on chart. You just need those time limits and tell the EA if price is above/below those limits.

@yeaha This is the second thread you opened for the same question. I replied to the first one. Please don't duplicate threads.

@kestra That is a complex project to do. You wlud need several variables and loops to do all those calculations. I'm afraid it is not a question of using this or that block. That project would need a serious dedication.

@youngtreptrader That is not a trivial loop to do. They are not my field of expertise, honestñy. Maybe jstap can shed some light here?