Posts made by l'andorrà

@liutao This is the third time you asked for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

Not sure I fully understand. When is the pending order programmed exactly? Do you mean it should be triggered only if price is above EMA 21 AND then proce hits the pending order?

@Timberwolves You're welcome.

Some more information would be necessary. Can you please explain what conditions are necessary to open/close a trade? And what money management do you need exactly?

Here you have a very good tutorials explaining how to do that:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/9105/tutorial-working-with-ex4-ex5-indicator-file

I hope it helps.

No. The problem is that no variable has been selected in that block. You need to specify which varible is supposed to be true/false.

I'm afraid not, man. I'm not a programmer, just an advanced fxDreema user. Try asking jstap, he's a programmer.

The logic of block 5 doesn't make any sense. You are not selecting any variable or constant there. Your logic to activate/deactivate it is correct, but the block will never do anything when activated because it's not properly set.

@NZEFILI This is the general idea. In this example I focused on buys only.

@Nelsonpaul You can control the maximum number of open trades at any moment this way:

You can use a Constant there as you want.

Do you mean several proce levels at teh same time? There two options only: a) Storing them individually on different variables or b) using custom code to create an array storing them. There is no fxDreema blocks for the second option?

I'm afraid I'm not a forex guru. I would not recommend any strategy in particular, honestly. That depends on your way as a trader.

I'm afraid he's not here for the last years.

@pawanmina You can do it on the 'on trade' tab this way:

@ANS Can you please share the link to the last version of your project?

I'm afraid not.

There is no 'wonder' indicator for what you want. In general any indicator following the trend or even oscilators can do it. The problem is how to limit their action on the chart.

You can remove both 'Pass' blocks. They are unnecessary. You logic is correct and many recangles should be drawn. Probably the problem is that a new rectangle is drawn every single tich when, I guess, you need just one. Try to use a 'once per bar' block on top in order to limit the number of rectangles drawn per bar.

Probably. Please remember that back testing is not as wonderfull as many think. It can give you an approximate idea of what can happen on real. Factoring it is definitely what you will have to do if no other explanation is found.