Posts made by l'andorrà

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

@pheaktra-capo You can use this one instead:

@paragorundu Yes, sadly this is a common feature of fxDreema now.

@mohamed80 I answer first first post. Yes, you can create any combination of prices witha formula in fxDreema. You just need to insert each symbol price on a different variable and then multiply, add, divide or subtract as you wish.

I have no idea if fxDreema can work with offline charts. I guess it cannot, but not sure. Does anyone else know?

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

@leka-0 De nada.

@leka-0 My previous solution already takes that into account. That formula can identify when the sum of all open positions right now has reached a 6% loss so far. If that condition is true, you can block your trade launcher.

@ladydolares That depends on the custom indicator you are using to plot those renko bars. Working with renko bars is very tricky. Did you import the indicator on your fxDreema account correctly?

@xfire Honestly I never considered that. It's weird, though.

@legitimate That parameter is used to distinguis partial/full close. It is not relevant for this case.

@miki I confirm there is no [SL] entry in the comment column when closed manually before SL is hit. Any other suggestion?

I just created a quick project searching for any open trade on the chart that, when hitting SL in loss, opens a new trade in the opposite side:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/SHbnpfdFc

Everything works fine except for a detail I cannot understand. Blocks 1 and 2 on the 'on trade' tab are explicitly filtering those open trades that hit the SL only (either manally opened or not). However, if I close the trade manually before hitting the SL, a new trade is open as if it had.

Am I missing something or is the 'trade closed' block working incorrectly?

@cyril This is your second thread for the same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

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

@laudable222 Yes, but remember to activate all relevant sumbols on your MT4's market watch window for the EA to find them.

@leka-0 Yes, it should go there.

@math-1 You should do it this way:

@4xfatigue Yes, it is but only with custom code. You wil need as programmer to do that, I'm afraid. Otherwise you wolud need 19 different fxDreema block trees.

@mohamed80 I'm afraid I cannot answer the first question because I have no idea about it. On the second one, I would appreciate some more info. I can tell you that now 'synthetic' instruments can be created unless you know how to do it with custom MQL4 code. However, I guess there are options to bypass that problem, but I don't fully understand what you exactly need. Can you please share a numeric example of what that (EURGBP / NZDJPY) formula is?

@leka-0 You can use this condition BEFORE your buy/sell now blocks to check if equity now is no more than a 6% in profit. If you want to check a loss the you should use the multiplier *0.94 instead.