Posts made by l'andorrà

@general-melchett Technically you can if you know profit per pip. If you know that pips distance you ahould calculate the new profit.

@uriel-0 Oh! that one. Ok. Thanks.

@criptofuture A loop is a block structure closed on itselfs in its execution so that several calculations are done by tick. In coding language it would be a subroutine (I think). Sadly, creating a loop for your EA would require a huge amount of time and effort and I'm afraid not many peaople here would be ready to do it...for free, at least.

@nuelforex3 I replied to your other thread. Please don't duplicate threads.

@nuelforex3 I'm afraid fxDreema is designed for expert advisors, not for indicators. You should try to find another tool to create your indicator.

@homemebel Well, that is not a trivial project to do. You will need a loop searching for those distances. Do you have any initial project link to share, please?

@drewliedadeuce You're welcome

@ontradingx I never used that option so far, but yes, that should do it.

@prabhu7418 That is not a trivial thing to do. The problem is how we can defina when a swing high or low is confirmed. What's you definition?

@sibkis Sounds interesting. Thank you for sharing.

@iagnew You should use one only 'no position' block on top of all of them connected below separatedly like now.

@frank-2 That is not a trivial thing to do, as Tipsywisdom says. My suggestion would be to find a good indicator to search for those patterns and then trying to embed it into your project here.

@kittisak-0 I'm not sure many people speaks you language here. Could you please translate it into English?

@flyfisher You need to connect blocks 21 and 22 via yellow output dot, not the orange one like now. Same with blocks 17 and 18. What jstap shared was the general idea of loops. Your project is connecting the loop without executing it properly.

In roder to find jstap's variables you need to download the mq4 file from his shared link and then import it into your fxDrema account.

@rodrigo-ortuzar La forma más fácil es usar un bloque 'Draw arrow'. Conéctalo debajo de la primera condición y comprueba si se dibuja la flecha en el backtest. Si es así, ese bloque funciona correctmente. Luego conéctalo al siguente bloque y así sucesivamente. Cuando la flecha ya no se dibuje es que encontraste el bloque que lo para.

@drewliedadeuce What do you exactly mean? Is you EA modified buy the other one in some way maybe?

@dre You can do this:

@homemebel Not sure I fully understand your request. In you picture I see a downtrend but you want to open buy trades only? Or are they supposed to be pending orders maybe?

@mingo Pues en ese caso necesitarías crear una estructura específica de variables para ello. Los bloques de fxDreema están pensados para los viveles estándar únicamente. Creo que tengo una que creé hace tiempo para eso mismo precisamente. Si la encuentro, te la comparto aquí.

@nawajishk I'm also interested if someone can help, please.