Posts made by l'andorrà

@zedeai2 You're welcome.

@zedeai2 Individual blocks do not work in fxDreema. This is why another block is required for the trailing stop block to be fully operational.

@remzeal Please create a new thread with your request. I will not answer any more posts here.

@mahdi-2 Can you please share the link to your project (not the screenshot)?

@stoopfex Is this the whole project? Apparently it is not.

@joco3926 Yes, that instruction will require a 'custom code' block.

@giusepatane Please take a new look at my screenshot. That block is positioned BEFORE the 'buy now' block, not at the end of another block tree.

@deadllee Selecting a 0 value there means thete is now wick at all. This is way a hammer can be detected that way (bullish on the leaft and bearish on the right.

@pheaktra-capo Well, that is an impressive project. I strongly recommend you to dissect it into smaller projects and test them all one by ne. Once they are confirmed as working right, they can be assembled again step by step and ckecking again. It is a long lasting process, but the most effective, I'm afraid.

And juat curious. Who is your fxD teacher?

@kvinvest You need to include this block below the second one in your blocks tree:

@banditdos Ok. Do you have any initial project to begin with?

@vanderleyfm Wow. That's a very complex project. Reviewing it all would last al lot of time. Let's do this: You can store a TP level by doing this immediately after every buy/sell now block:

You will need as manu variables as open trades. That way you can know exactly the position of every TP level. Then you can this this block to calculate the distance:

@polwes You should create a Constant or a Variable in embed it into that same position of the bloc. Then you can use a 'Comment' block with that same variable and you'll be able to visualize the number on the chart.

@piotras10000 Then the problem is not in those blocks. I can confirm those variables are correct. Is your EA opening any trade or not a single trade?

@godwin-3 Biztet is right. Drawing trends is a very complex feature to program. A custom indicator can do that in a more efficient way. You can import a custom indicator your your fxDreema project and then combine it with the RSI condition.

@ramon2020-1 Can you please share the link of your project?

@enzo-1 Can you please share your project to take a look at it?

@trader91 Ok. Now I see. That is not a trivial project to do, but certainly feasible with fxDreema. Do you have any initial project to begin with?

@ramimoujaes That EA can already trade on ANY chart. What do you want exactly?

@michele-vitulli ¿Puedes compartir el enlace del proyecto para que le pueda echar un vistazo, por favor?