Posts made by l'andorrà

@khalids222 Yes, you need to duplicate this structure for sells only

@umbrellamaker I don't undertand the reason for blocks 4419 and 4420. Why are you adding 0 to store it into a variable?

@umbrellamaker Ok. Can you please share your project to check it out?

@svengate You're welcome.

@svengate You can do this:

@ralphy0 Personaly I don't. Could you please share the indicator?

@catigger25 I'm afraid theer is not any. I also agree more examples should be included.

@catigger25 Good question. I guess there is not any, but honestly I don't know for sure.

@catigger25 You can begin with any of these:

Be sure those colours are selectable as per my screenshot.

@jazzybhai I agree. I'm asking for that for years, but to no avail so far!

@voice123 It's weird. Can you please share your project?

@umbrellamaker First things first. If you look at the 'darw fibo' bloc you will see therer are 4 positions: Time(1), Price(1), Time (2) and Price (2). Those are the reference points to draw levels 0% and 100 % respectively. As you suggest, you can use variables to define any of those 4 points. But you will need a previous structure calculating them. Do you have something like that now?

@xyon126 Yo can easily limit the maximun number of open trades by selecting a 'Ckeck trades count' block on top of each tree.

@fxtrader-mts Sure. No problem. Can you please detail what conditions are required exactly?

@khalids222 This is one way to do it (for buys only):

https://fxdreema.com/shared/opsiiIied

@fenixtrading You're welcome.

@fxtrader-mts Continuous and once per bar are old options used by the platform many years ago. You can ignore it. Just the current option by default.

@khalids222 You're welcome.

@catigger25 Firstly, you need to be sure it doesn't repaint. If it does, don't waste your time using it, no strategy will work correctly with a repainting indicator. Secondly, you need to import it to your 'my indicators' tab in your fxDreema account. Once done, you can use it as any other indicator in a 'condition' block.

@decopain Can you please share your project?