Posts made by l'andorrà

@mcvinbabas Ok. You will need a custom indicator to get that. The indicator offered in fxDreema by default does not offer that information, I'm afraid.

@jovetp This is for crossing above:

Just change the ison in the middle to select crossing below.

@siggi12345 Yes, you can create a loop to get that same result, but don't worry to create 'ugly' block trees. If they work, they work. Period.

@miroslaw First things first. Can you please review my suggestions numbers 2 and 4? Then we can talk about this new condition.

@nilsen Are you aware that the lonely 'buy now' block on the 'on init' tab will never be activated? Single blocks never are. Thy need to be at least connect to another block.

On your 'condition' block I have to admint that never used that option. I don't know the meaning of the three available possibilities there, sorry. Has anyone else tried it?

@siggi12345 Well, you created a script, not an EA. This means the script will only work correctly on Monday and will not work any other weekday. If you want it to be working continuously you need to use this same structure in an EA.

BTW, the first block on top (Pass) is redundant. You can remove it.

@khalids222 Not sure I fully understand you. Do you mean you want to see all individual profits/losses for all your open trades right now on your screen?

@fxproz The problem is defining a divergence. Do you use any indicator identifying those divergences?

@bright129 I can help you, but I need more detailed info than this image only. I would appreciate the following:

1. What indicators are used?
2. What settings have all of them?
3. What opening conditions are required for a trade to open?
4. And for a trade to close?

@alphaomega Yes, that was what the example I was thinking about. I'm afraid I cannot offer an alternative answer to that complex issue.

@kizerage212 Well, if it works, it works, There is no one only way to do things with fxDreema. I suggested this one because this is how I would do it, but that doesn't mean yours is wrong. Good for you for having achieved it!

@mmaarits Yes, reading backwards is alway more effective. However, the only way to do it is by creating a loop to do that. That is not my field of expertise, though. Maybe roar could give us a hand?

@joerg-w Before doing any of those things you need to remove the trailingstop block from its current position. Now will be active only when the first condition is false. I don't think this is whatyou want, right? Yopu should disconnect it and create a separate second block tree with a 'Pass' block on top and then the trailing stop below it.

@khalids222 The first one is very selfexplanatory. It is used to compare the values of both left and right operands when and only when both are comparable (numbers with numbers, time with time and so on.

The second one I'm not complete sure. Is the tick size the same as spread, maybe? I never used that option, honestly.

The third one is the ticket number of the open or closed trade that is being revised in the loop right now.

@ramimoujaes Just to be sure. You mean:

Trade 1 with 1.0
Trade 2 with 1.0
Trade 3 with 0.9
Trade 4 with 0.9
Trade 5 with 0.8
Trade 6 with 0.8

Is that correct?

@ramimoujaes Ah, my friend. If I had such a strategy I would not be here for sure.

@ikarus_ There is no single way to get it. You can create several variables and stor information there, but your info is a bit too general to specify. Can you please share your project to find a way to do it for your case?

@mrgold-1 You can do it this way:

@drewliedadeuce No. Condition blocks are programed for comparing two operands. What do you need the EA to do?