You can do that by using 'turn on/off' blocks depending on the option selected. However, you will have to build as many separate block trees as potential combinations of MAs selectable. That's a complex structure to build. Are you familiar with those blocks?
@Vortrexcian You are very close. This is what you need:
I know there is a custom code formula doing that, but I'm afraid that's not my filed of expertise. Probably jstap will know.
You can create constants for hours and minutes, if that is what you need. Then you can use the components form on the 'time filter' block.
What calculation are you thinking about specifically?
Do you mean you should choose any combination of MAs to be used at will, right? So for example if you are using a maximum of 3 MAs (A, B and C) you should be able to choose any of these options.
Is that what you want?
@nachoboy You can use the greu 'Custom mql code' block and add it to any block tree you need. However, if you're not used to using it, you should try a smaller test bot with the function only before adding it to your global project.
@MD10MK You can begin with this initial structure:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/vX6Vojm6
But there is no limit for the doubling to happen. You will have to add conditions to begin the new sequence of trades with the initial lot size.
@jstap Wouldn't the option selected on the first post do exactly what your custom code does?
I'm not a programmer, so I cannot provide any help on that, but you can use a variable with standard fxDreema blocks to get that. However, the final structure will be very heavy in programming terms. I don't know if that would help.
@NZEFILI This is the second thread you created for the exact same question, Please don't duplicate threads.
The problem is those 'OR' blocks. They are positioned in a way that ANY true condition on the buy side will open a buy whereas ANY condition on the sell side will open a sell. They don't need to be the same condition on both sides. Just any combination on any condition on both sides will do that. You need to reestructure your logic blocks.
@NZEFILI This is what jstap means exactly (for buys only)
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@sepek jstap is right. That is the way to do it.
@mohamad-rahmati7878 You can use the turn ON/OFF blocks in a structure like this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/C5DLuktD
In my example trades will be closed at a specific daily profit. You can do the same for a loss by modifying the appropriate value of the variable.
