Posts made by l'andorrà

@moobee101 You can try to ask the admin to do it. Maybe he will listen to it, but I'm not optimistic, sorry.

@txzz Not sure what you mean. Maybe 14:00, 15:00, 16:00? Then I don't understand the numbers on the right.

@suleyman-0 Martingales are losing strategies. Simply stay away form any of them and their variants. However, if you still want to know how to create one, here you have the simplest one. You can work in your from here:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/6o0uTdg3e

@tipsywisdom You can use UNIX time. All ticks in backtesting store the UNIX time they arrived to the terminal. Although tough to work with, you can create a structure to identify theUNIX time 30 seconds before the end of a candle.

@fenixtrading Then you will need a way to identify when that initialization happened. Otherwise, that configuration will take all trades in the history tab.

@fenixtrading How many closed trades will you need? There can be hundreds of them in your MT4's history tab. Do you need all of them?

@tigriyorfeo La únic que se es usar el formato de tiempo UNIX como variable de tipo int/double, pero entonces tendrás luego que transformarla a componentes. No conozco ningún otro modo.

@musa-5 Can you please share the latest version of the EA?

@dthtdyh95 That depends on the structure of the EA to determine the maximum loss. I suggesto you to use jstap's recommendation. That should work.

@tulefi Sharing the link to your project would help to review it in depth, is possible.

@unworthypip Ok. We can work on it.

@paihdt Could you please be more specific? What do you mean by 'stop the reverse trade'?

@haikel Not sure I fully understand. Those conditions cannot be true at the same time. Are they supposed to be consecutive? This is what I interpret when looking at the image. Some more info would definitely help.

@criptofuture No problem. I replied there.

@criptofuture Translation to mq5 is not as efficient in fxDreema as it should. I found problems like this before. Try jstap solution before contacting the admin.

@santhoshabraham It is not a trvial thing to do. You need to create a loop searching for all past candles until a bearish one is found, then chaeck for that condition and if it is not true, a new one is to be searched.

@jstap Exactly, that block is used to compare price levels, not pips.

@haikel You can do it this ways for buys:

Then do the same for sells.

@haikel Then you need this block connected below both buy/seel now blocks.

@bocadeangu I'm not a programmer either so my help will be limited, I'm afraid. The most efficient way is creating arrays to compare all those variables, but you will need custom code for that. Otherwise, I would need to take a look at the project to see if it can be improved.