@ancient199 Miro is certainly one of the most powerful users in this forums. If you understand what he creates (and that's a completely different story) you can do great things. I tell you this because I'm not always sure to understand his complex logic and his command of custom code.
@tjommas Unless you are a programmer knowing how to use 'terminal variables', simply forget it . You can find several reliable free copiers on the internat. Don't waste time trying to create one on your own.
@jazzybhai You can find those alerts in the 'Expert' or 'Journal' tabs once backtesting is complete.
@fxtrader-mts Two additional questions.
Are all those 3 o 4 bull candles supposed to be a condition WHILE sma8 > sma 20 AND price is > sma 200 at the same time? I mean can two candles be below sma 200 and then the other 2 above sma 200, for example?
What do you exactly mean by 'close at high'?
@donnie No problem. We can help you here. Do you have any initial fxDreema project to begin with?
@killero53 Yes, candle ID 0 is the current candle in formation. Candle ID 1 is the first closed candle.
@miki An interesting way to do it, but I do not see how that structure can identify the largest consecutive loss from the whole history tab. I see you can find the total loss in general, but not the relative DD. Any suggestion?
@seb-0 I need the relative one. Any suggestion?
@juanitomejiar And are you supposed to select any cabdle on the chart? Even if it is 20 years ago?
@kizerage212 You can certainly set your blocks to consider previous candle close, but you will never be able to get those prices until the open of the next candle. Not because of fxDreema's 'fault'. Just because the EA never know when a candle is closed before a new one is created. That's a visual artifact created for us humans on charts.
@pugliareid Did you fix the problem?
@droctagon If we were programmers that wouldn't matter, certainly because we would be able to find the code to make it work. However, we're not and that block option is the only element we have, so there is no choice.
@droctagon Do your trades have an initial SL? That money management option needs an initial SL to work correctly.
@homemebel Do you mean three consecutve bull candles and then a fourth bear candle, for example? Then open trade?
@juanitomejiar I'm not completely sure what you mean. You draw manually a vertical line on a candle and then take the close price of it. Then you want to compare that value with what excacly of the current candle?
@supersako I would recommend you to use a custom indicator doing it. If you need an EA to draw a line and a different EA to your openings you will need two different charts to trade, which is hard to do. However, if you find a custom indicator doing so, then you can normally use your launcher EA.
@alex222 You can get it this way:
This structure will search for all open trades right now and will wait until profit is the amount you want. Below that second block you can connect a 'close trades' block and that will close all your open immediately.
@pugliareid I see no output buffers are visible in your blocks. Are there any coloured buffers supposed to be used with that custom indicator?
@kestra Honestly, I don't know. I haven't met any high frequency trader yet. Personally I don't think any of them will share that info in a public forum, but you never know.