Posts made by l'andorrà

@laudable222 It needs to be used as a completely separated block tree.

@rafaelgrecco You can in effect limit the maximum number of closed trades to be looped here:

@jordan La forma de compartir un proyecto es así:

@fxmich78 Can you please share you project?

@zackry This is how I alsways use it and I have no reason so far to believe that is not. Did you find any case disproving that?

@zackry Did you check it and it doesn't work? Then I want an answer to your question too.

@laudable222 You can do it this way:

@fxmich78 Do you mean open or closed trades?

@gorilla You will need 2 variables to do this:

I'm not sure about that *100 number on block 2. Maybe you will need to adjust it to get your percentage.

@alphaomega Thank you for your kind words. And also...you're welcome.

@saeed-2 No. That AND block is looking for all condition ABOVE it to be true, not those below. Do you ned ANY of strategies to be true and then if NONE is true Otjerwise should be executed. Right?

@od I can't offer an accurate answer without seeing the new version first. Can you please share your link?

@q8carpenter I didn't know that. And how can you import it into fxDreema?

@joao Interesting...and still weird.

@mohamed80 That is a good idea. You can create as many 0/1 variables as conditions an then another variable called 'Sum' of something like that. You tehn sum all 0/1 variables and if the result is 7 or more, bingo!

@gorilla You're welcome.

@jordan ¿Tienes un primer proyecto con bloques ya creados?

@khalids222 Then I'm afraid that is not my field of expertise. Maybe miro or roar can help?

@leka-0 AFAIK there is no block doing that directly, but maybe I'm wrong. Obviously you would neet a loop doing those calculations but I have to admit I don't know how to design it. It should be a 'For each trade' loop for sure, but beyond that maybe miro or roar would shed some light.

@fxmich78 Did you try to store that value in a variable by using a 'Trade closed' block on the 'on trade tab'? Then you can draw the value of tha variable.