Posts made by l'andorrà

@jemmyca Sure. Here you have a simplified version:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/cWtIZwE4b

@piptheripper You will need some boolean variable to do it. For example, when a crossing uptrend happens one boolean variable moves from false to true. Than you use a condition block requiring all trades on that trend to met than condition. Additionally you will need a blue 'check trades count' controlling that maximum number.

When a downtren crossing happens the other boolean variable is moved to true and the previous one to false.

@bhadzlagayan Can you please share the link to your project?

@itadila You will need to create some variables to get it that way. This is an example I created some tome ago for MT5:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/hrWKbecve

You can do the same for MT4. And you should remove both condition blocks 9 and 10. You do not need them necessarily.

@piptheripper You need to define as many different groups as strategies. You will find the way to create them here:

https://fxdreema.com/instructions/builder/groups-and-magic-numbers

@wyfchrsis You need 2 separate block trees. This one for openings:

And this one for closing:

@yogajangkung But what is supposed to happen first? Lines to be drawn maybe? Additionally, I do not recommend to over burden the EA witj objects. Why not storing the values into variables and then let the EA to calculate if price is above/below any of them?

@alex81 Sadly, fxDreema is not good at correctly identifying buffers in mq5 files.

@kepler De acuerdo. Aquí hay dos posibilidades. Usar el valor del ATR en el momento (es decir, que va variando a medida que pasa el tiempo) o bien usar el valr fijo que había en el momento de la apertura de la operación. ¿Cuál quieres?

@piptheripper Then you should select this option instead:

@highmoose You can create two variables and store both values this way:

Than you can use normal 'condition' blocks to check when one number is above the other.

@gonannster You're welcome.

@kallosh Do you mean programming a pending order at the exact same price of a closed order? If so, wich one exactly?

@shubhankar-kumar This is one way to do it, but that can change depending on your initial lot size, of course:

@econsulttt Can you please share the link to your project? I don't fully understand what you need.

@majinbot This is weird. You should contact the admin here and let him know:

https://fxdreema.com/contact

@gonannster I'm afraid fxDreema cannot understand the available buffers. It simply can't identify them. I'm afraid this is a common issue for this plartform. I'm afraid you will need a programmer to edit those indicators manually before using them here.

@shubhankar-kumar What do you need exactly? A new open trade immediately after the previous one closed in profit or more new trades open at the same time but on higher prices?

@yogajangkung You are combining both 'once per bar' and 'once per day' blocks on the same tree branch. What do you exactly need?

@jemmyca You need to create a variable controlling when the EA is active. A simple boolean true/false can do the job. Only when its value is true the EA works and it stopn when it is false.