@kekhumbo You need a completely new structure like this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/4EUKTo4Q
You need a variable telling the EA that the BE is moved before the new condition of opening a new trade happens.
@kekhumbo You need a completely new structure like this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/4EUKTo4Q
You need a variable telling the EA that the BE is moved before the new condition of opening a new trade happens.
@fxmich78 This is the second thread for the same question. Please don't duplicate threads.
@fxmich78 I'm afraid i'm not a programmer so I have no idea what that order does. What do you exactly need? The overall profit from all closed trades? From what period?
@ladydolares Then I need to know how those bars are calculated. Obviously they are not candlestick on the chart. I cannot offer an answer until those OCHL values are stroed into a value in a way that fxDreema can understand.
@leka-0 Ok. I think I understand now. What you mean is that the EA should calculate the percentage of the balance that is in risk right now if all open trades hit the SL. Correct?
@max-c Did you try to embed that indicator in teh structure I suggested? If so, please share the new link.
@kekhumbo This is the second thraed with the same question. I answered the first one. Please don't duplicate threads.
@fxmich78 The only way I know is combining two blocks: 'Draw text' and 'Draw shape' with the same coordinates both.
@kekhumbo Swap block numbers 4 and 6. They are executed in the wrong order.
@khalids222 I guess you want a loop for open trades only. Right?
@volanirina Here you can find useful information.
@gorilla fxDreema can backtest different timeframes at the same time for sure. Probably the problem is in the logic used in your project.
@geofx Interesting information and suggestion. I hope the admin can consider it.
@miki Interesting. I will try that too.
@geofx Then this is clearly a bug. The admin should know it.
@floridabrazil I'm not sure it's possible but maybe a programmer can offer a final answer to that question.
@etmoseley That configuration is looking for a crossing of the signal line. Do you need a crossing fo singal and main lines too? If so you will need another condition block for it.
@lanrayy And why don't you simply remove block 13?
@zackry This is how I would do it, but I guess that if you are asking it here you didn't make it, right? 