Posts made by l'andorrà

@rezauso Can you please create a new thread for your question instead of using someone else's?

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

@windsor-2003 You can create a custom loop searching for those values in ther past. How many candles in the past are you supposed to look at?

Before doing that you need to be ABSOLUTELY SURE that indicator doesn't repaint. Because if it does, no bot will ever be able to be profitable with it.

Are you suer all those variables you are showing were correctly created on fxDreema? I mean those exact names.

This is not my field of expertise, sorry. I have no idea.

@MMZSAVANT If you are planning to create a 100% automatic bot, rectabgles are completely unnecessary. You can get the same results and more efficiently by using variables. Are you planning to create a a partially manual bot maybe?

@allstarengin You're welcome.

What do you exactly mean by 'very slow'? Do you mean at backtest or live?

@ahmed22 You can do this:

@allstarengin Are areas 1 an 2 completely independent? I mena. Do trades open on Area 1 be closed by those 'close positions' blocks on area 2? If not, you can define group 1 for area 1 and group 2 for area 2. That way trades will be completely independent from the other area.

Can you please share the link to the project?

You're welcome.

Using a variable on a comment block was to be my suggestion, but it is obvious you already know that. Then what you need is the formula to get those values right? In this example you can get an easy way to get all open trades at the moment and all trades that are closed on the history tab:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/bKbTjhrse

@windsor-2003 You're welcome.

The structure is correct, however, the formuli used are not. Every day balance will be potentially different form the previous one, so why using a fixed Constant instead. You should store the value of today's balance at the beginning of each day and then use the equity protection formula on it.

Do you mean showing it on screen or via daily file?

@allstarengin Doing it like you want is highly complicated because you need detailed instructions to define when a flag is formed. I recommend trying to find a no repainting indicator doing that instead (I don't know any doing that, sorry). Otherwise you will need an advanced fxDreema user doing it for you, if you are a beginner.

@allstarengin You're welcome.

You can create a boolean true/false variable amb connect it to the relevant place you need to check. Then you can use a 'comment' block to make that variable's value visible on the chart.