Posts made by l'andorrà

@xbuilder fxDreema is programmed to use any account balance as far as it is a number.

@cdwilder1 Try this:

@lanrayy Can you please share your project?

@od Can you please share your project?

@tonyramirez Disconnect the yellow blocks from its current position and create a new block tree for them. On the other hand the rectangle will only be drawn if no trades are open right now. Once a trade is open it will disappear. Is that what you want. Finally, you need to add a label text in the 'Comment' block. Otherwise no ATR value will be shown.

@fxgjg You're welcome.

@tsheppo Two suggestions:

1. I see you are using a custom indicator. Are you sure their buffers are correcty identified by fxDreema?
2. The variables you selected for the 'Comment(ugly)' block are wrong. Those are used for external communications only. You need to create two standard variables to identify when your conditions are met and then insert them into the 'Comment(ugly)' block.

@tonyramirez I support this request.

@hadees This is probably the easiets solution, yes.

@fenixtrading Here you can find a possible solution:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/9058/max-daily-loss-program

@thilinawiz-0 You can use these yellow blocks:

They need to be connected below the condition block (or any other required block) showing the arrow on screen.

@len-1 You can use any of these blocks when appropriate:

@edmundtan You're welcome.

@seb-0 Certainly impressive!

@m3aibo Unless you can define in a very detailed way what is an uptrend (something that can be very tricky), I stongly recommend you to find a custom indicator doing that job. That will extremely ease the work of the EA. fxDreema is a very powerful tool, but it needs a very minute explanation for all aspects of things like uptrend/downtrend, I'm afraid.

@len-1 Technically al is possible. However, I'm not completely sure I understand what you mean. Do you need how to define a long wick candle? If so you can use these options:

@jzfusion All blocks are on the 'on init' tab. They should be on the 'on tick' tab.

@zackry Honestly not. I'm still trying to understand loops as deeply as possible, but I didn't make it yet, sorry.

@jzfusion Just look at price behaviour when one is above the other. Then you will be able to adjust when you thing prie is trendy or not. Ther is no 'magical' solution, I'm afraid.

@zackry Man, both of us know this is roar's field of expertise. Maybe he will be able to find a brilliant solution, as usual!