Posts made by l'andorrà

Ok. That will depend on the indicator you want to use. Can it be correctly imported into your fxDreema account?

In that case you will need a custom array, because there can be different combinations of open trades in profit/loss. You will need a loop searching for all trades with those values and store the magic number into an array. Later, depending on the magic number and the profit/loss, closing them. Sadly fxDreema does not offer standard blocks to create custom arrays. You will need to hire a programmer to do it for you or maybe jstap can be helpful here. I'm afraid this goes beyond by capabilities, sorry.

In that case you need to use variables or flags, because thay happen in different moments in time. As soon as teh first condition is true (variable/flag), then you use a condition block requiring that variable/flag to be true BEFORE the second condition is search for on the market. You will need two separate structures for that.

@sktsec Then you need something like this:

The first block is checking if MACD is above 0 on the H1 timeframe while the second block is checking for a MACD crossing the 0 level on the M15 timeframe.

@jpsam As sktsec said, you need another separate blocks tree that needs to be executed BEFORE your current block tree with the blocks he recommends.

¿Esa línea que necesitas siempre la crearás tu o la creará el bot? Por cierto, ese bloque 'once per bar' es inoperativo en esa pestaña tal como lo has posicionado. Deberías emplear bloques púrpura propios de esta pestaña en el inicio superior de la estructura para que todo funcione bien.

@allstarengin Technically it should work, but I never tried.

That depends on the structure. In general, the standard loops like 'for each trade', 'trailing stop', 'break even', 'for each object', etc. I'm not saying they are ALWAYS the reason for that. But when they are combined with other structures, they can make the bot VERY innefficient in terms of backtesting/optimization. This is why I built all my bots with fxDreema just to test they do what I want them to do and then I hire a programmer to make it from scratch with an efficient structure.

No. Sadly it is a problem (maybe I should call it side effect) of fxDreema. When using some loops in fxDreema, they are very inefficient when backtesting/optimizing. it doesn't happen with all loops, but as you as you use just one, everything is far slower. My only recommendation is trying to change that loops.

Can you please share the details of what you need exactly?

@Paco65 ¿Qué navegador estás usando?

I don't speak Italian, but I can try to help if you understand English.

Sadly, fxDreema does not offer any block or option measuring Heiken Ashi wicks and bodies. You will need to find a custom indicator that can do it and then try to upload it to your fxDreema account.

That didn't answer my question? Do both conditions need to ce coincidential in time? I don't see it clear on your screenshot.

@shervin1366 Please create a new thread for your question instead of using this one.

@mohsen-2 You mean the bot should stop trading after balace hit $1000? What is the point of that if later more deposits are supposed to be added?

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

I'm not sure I fully understand. Is that line ceated by the indicator or the bot? And is that the line you need to use to trigger the buy?

What do you exactly mean by 'the total of the deposits'? Do you mean deposits to your account balance?