Posts made by l'andorrà

@nehemiah7 Yopu need to use two separate 'once per bar' blocks. One for buy and another one for sells.

@camo100 Working on candle ID 0 is alway tricky because you never now what price will finally do. You can try to look for that pullback on a lower timeframe. There you can work on closed candles and then get the info to the trading timeframe.

@homemebel Did you try my suggestion? It should work.

@swoop87 Here you will find a good way to deal with it:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/13706/money-manager

@rodrigo-ortuzar No, what I shared was the initial step to create the structure only. That formuls does the following. The initial value for variable NEEDS to be 0. Now you run the EA for the first time on the chart. The first value for it will be:

1. Current balance: 10000. Thus the formula will be: 10000 / 1000 = 10. This means the frst lot size will be 10.0 lots. Now I see I was wrong because I should have used 10000 on the adjust box. Sorry for that mistake. Please substitute it so that...

2. The new calculation will be 10000 / 10000 = 1.0. This is the correct value for your initial lot size.

3. Now imagine you trade is successful and you new balance is 11200. As soon as the trade is closed the calculation will be: 11200 / 10000 = 1.12. And here you have the new lot size.

Does it make sense now?

@piptheripper You need custom code to do it. The admin uses it in those blocks where time in components can be used. Try to ask for it to him. Otherwise, I cannot help, sorry.

@piptheripper I'm afraid the time information on a tick is stored in UNIX format, not in components format. You can use that same structure but for UNIX. However, you will have to 'translate' it into components somehow later.

@nehemiah7 Then you need to move your 'once per bar' block from top to bottom of your opening conditions. Just immediately above both 'buy/sell now' blocks. That way there will be just one buy/sell per bar.

@sebaseba54 Can you please share the link to the project instead of the file? That would be easier to review?

@homemebel You can move the 'once per bar' block at the bottom of each tree branch, just immediatly above each 'buy/sell now' blocks.

@dore I'm still struggling with the 4002 error and I'm afraid this is a common feature for MT5 in fxDreema. I hope the admin can provide a solution for your error. Could you please share it here when it is fixed?

@rodrigo-ortuzar You need a loop to calculate that as soon as a trade is closed in order to open any new trade with that new lot size. You can begin with this:

Please notice that those blocks are on the 'on trade' tab.

@zain-harvest This option is not implemented in fxDrema. You need a cusom indicator to embed into your project or be a codre and follow jstap's suggestions.

@acealert But then how are the first TP distamces calculated? If you open a trade manually, will it have SL and TP? Are those TP and SL levels then used for the new open prices for the pending orders? And how are those level supposed to be calculated then? I'm afraid I'm missing something.

@uriel-0 No había reparado en esa solución. Muchas gracias por compartirla.

@uriel-0 Efectivamente. Hasta donde you sé, no hay otro modo de conseguirlo.

@anselem You can do it this way:

The distance in pips for that vlock in the middle is where you want your partial TP to be.

@legendarymike You just need to add my suggested blocks besides your current structure.

@bagheria Not sure I get it. If I understand it correctly, you want to open the second trade just to cover the loses of the previous one. Is that correct? Should it happen every time a trade is lost? Beacause in that case, what loses should be covered?

@kestra Ok. I see. In that case what you need is using the exact same magin cnumber on all EAs. That way what one EA will close will also be considered by all the other.