Posts made by l'andorrà

@djredwood It works fine on my side. Is the issue still active?

@jpsam You're welcome.

@rehobot Here you can find some ideas:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/6485/close-all-open-positions-at-end-of-day-so-no-overnight-interest-charge

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/9015/after-closing-trade-no-trade-on-same-day

@saeed-2 Not completely sure I get it. Do you mean one EA on one MT4 should close temporarily a different EA on a different MT4?

@nhamfx I provided an answer on your other thread.

@jim67 If the trade is already open when the gap is created, the broker will close it automatically. You do not need to create any specific condition for that.

@nhamfx This is how you can select the maximum, for example:

@econsulttt You're welcome.

@lali That is interesting. A deleted trade is not a closed one. This means it cannot be scanned via 'For each closed trade'. You should stroe the information before the pendng order is deleted and stroed into variables. When a new pending order is deleted those values should be reinitialized.

@dewberries I recommend to create a variable just to find the average open price of all open tredes via 'For each trade' loop. Then a second 'For each trade' loop should calculate the 50 pips distance.

@dewberries In that case you will need a specific block structure designed to find that average buy price. Once stored into a variable you can use the standard 'pips away distance' loop. However, please remember that any new open trade will modify that average price.

@max-c I never tried what you're asking for. The only way I imagine is drawing a horizontal line on top of that fibo level but that would increase the complexity of the EA just for visual reasons. Not sure it is worth the effort.

@dewberries Can you please share the link to your project to take a look at?

@nhamfx I replied to your first thread. Please don't duplicate threads.

@jpsam It is an old relict from previous versions of fxDreema. Some search on the threads of this forum will show you what was used for i the past. You can simply ignore it now.

@jim67 I'm afraid I don't fully understand what you mean. Can you please upload a screenshot example?

@johann-0 The you will need to do this on the 'on chart' tab:

Remember to insert the name of the lines in the first block in order to avoid deleting any other object.

@lali Ok. So what you want is to store only the lot size of the last closed trade. Correct? Not the last deleted pending order but the last open trade. Am I right?

@jstap Thank you very much for sharing.

@ertuke Gracias a ti.