Posts made by l'andorrà

@jobotinvest-11 The only thinh you can do in that scenario is waiting for the price to move back to the level you want. Theer is no block in fxDreema doing what you want, I'm afraid,.

Exactly.

Then you can use this structure in the 'on trade' tab:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/ncpryqz9c

As soon as your 3 open trades scenario is met, the oldest one will be immediately closed and the structure itself will be blocked forever. You can restore it later by using a 'tunr block On' when necessary.

@bacharchoura1 You're welcome.

And is this the whole bot or just part of it?

You can use a variable to count from 0 to 100. Every time a new trade is open, the variable count +1. Then you add a condition block on top of the structure requiring that variable to ve <= 99.

Your logic seems correct. Where does it 'stops mid way' exactly?

Ok. I undersatnd. But is that sequence happening again in the future? I mean, will this 3-trades-close-first scenario happen later during trading? Or never again?

You're welcome.

I don'r get the multitimefram part. How can a trade on BE on M1 be trailed by pull back on higher time frams at the same time?

@Mani13 You can use this block:

This is the second thread you created for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

If your bot was created with fxDreema, yes. You can use teh converter:

https://fxdreema.com/converter

However, in my experience the converter is not 100% reliable. Rebuiding from scratch is far more reliable.

I'm not a programmer, but it looks like any of the project's loops entered into an endless loop execution and that's why it doesn't work. You will need a programemr to find the reason why, I'm afraid.

Yes, but you will need custom code to do that. No fxDreema block can do it.

You connected a loop block to another loop blocks. That's whay it's not working correctly. What do you exactly need it to do?

Agreed, the block works fine on my projects. Could you please share the link to your project?