Posts made by l'andorrà

@guym The easiest way to do it is creating the second bot with this option selected on all 'For each trade' blocks:

That way no specific magic numbers are required. This second bot will recognize any trade that was opened by the first bot.

@ali-pahlawan I see you created another thread for this same issue. I replied in the other one. Please don't duplicate threads.

@ali-pahlawan Doesn't the EA detect any arriving tick?

@bagheria You can do it with logiic variables like this:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/btF5RWouc

You need to select just one of those input parameters and leave the other one as 0 Otherwise you will get 2 open trades at the same time.

@ali-pahlawan Are both EA active on the same MT4 platform? Are they sharing the same magic number? Otherwise could share the link to both of them?

@bhadzlagayan You can do it with this block:

@moneymakermillion Well, I don't want to be pessimistic, but this is exactly all we are looking for here. Not sure many people will help.

@mantadiver I'm afraid I'm not a programmer, so I can't help. But I'm curious to understand how that can happen. What calculations are required for a Zero Divide result like that if no open trades are active right now?

@guym Not sure what you exactly mean. Do you want to open/close a trade without doing it manually? This is what an EA is for. Can you please be more specific?

@kevdiaz En ese caso debes crear una estructura de variables que controle en todo momento la evolución del balance. El problema es el lotaje a plicar cuando el balance pierde $100. ¿Debería entonces bajar también el lotaje?

@vish That 'pass' block is unnecessary for this structure.

@vish You're welcome.

@jstap What do you exactly mean by 'speech marks'?

@kestra The you need to specify that number of trades into a condition block. Basically you need two different managing block trees: one for more than 3 open trades and another one for 2 o less. Than you can use different closing configurations.

@frank-2 That depends on the information available in that indicator's buffers. If they are correctly identifed by fxDreema, initiall y you could do it. Can you please share the link to your project?

@dcg You're welcome.

@musa-5 said in CONNECTING LAST BLOCK TO FIRST BLOCK:

shared/q0ALkyMDb

Considering your current project, if you connect block 10 to block 3 on its yellow output, you can save block 9. Same with blocks 13 and 6. I don't see any reason to connect any block to the first block.

@general-melchett Thank you.

@musa-5 You can use the yellow connector, but then you will not need the opposite branch of the EA. Can you please share the latest version of your project?

@joe_fx You need to be more specific when defining the meaning of 'returns to level...', because that can happen several times per minute ir RSi is hitting that level. It can move up and down many times within that same candle.