Posts made by l'andorrà

@ontradingx Then you can substitute that 'For each trade' block for a 'For each closed trade' block instead. However, the longer the history record the slower the EA will be. You should limit the number of closed trades to search for.

@kevdiaz Puedes usar este bloque con esta condición. Por ejemplo que el precio esté a 20 pips de la apertura:

Esto no distingue si es de vela creciente o decreciente, con lo que necesitarás otro bloque para especificarlo.

@cristall86 I tried something like that some time ago. It never works in the long run. Here you have what I got. Maybe you will get some ideas:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/KOsJSW77

@bagheria Not sure I fully catch it. Can you please add a screenshot with an example?

@paihdt You can add fixed lots:

@isiloon82 I do not recommend to use zigzag. it is not reliable enough until it is too late. Maybe using some custom indicator instead would be useful, but I'm still looking for someone like that.

@abhart76 You can try this on the 'on trade' tab:

@piotras10000 You are using two different indicators for buys and sells. This means both conditions can be true at the same time. This is why you can get buys and sells at the same time.

@jjtrader Thank you. Wow, never tried to use shadows. AFAIK there is no option to do that in fxDreema, but maybe I'm wrong.

@haoglueck No. It is not the same for #1 and #2. If you want to get the effect of #2 in #1 you need to connect block 2 below block 1 and not separatedly.

@basmustrich-0 That coloured line looks like the supertrend indicator. If so, please don't use it. It repaints so badly.

@andrewfrank My suggestions:

1. Use just one 'Break even' block for both buys and sells and separate it into a different block tree.
2. Create dwo boolean variables as jstap suggested. RSI up and RSI down. Remove both RSI blocks from its current position an create a separate block tree for them so that when RSI is up or down then its variable will be modified accordingly. Finally use two condition blocks on the main block tree requiring the corresponding RSI boolean variable be true.

That should work.

@bravoone Interesting. Does it really work? I see you didn't specify any time 1 or 2 periods. Weird.

@ed_h The problem of buffers in fxDreema is especially frustrating when dealing with MT5. I'm afraid the only available option is contacting fxDreema admin directly and asking for his help.

@ali-pahlawan fxDreema is not designed to create indicators. The best you can do is createing EAs that behave like indicators, but no the opposite.

@philmorgan0382 Can you please share the link to the project? Maybe we can find a specific solution depending on what you need.

@hjmr Using flags is an option but you will need to specify single symbols one way or the another. Just try both options and let me know.

@larryh Was it a pips size rules maybe?

@aman Did you try jstap suggestion?

@namfon122 You need to close the loop. Block 231 needs to be connected on top of block 230. Then remove block 224.