Posts made by l'andorrà

@filippo369 Do you need a trade exactly every 5 candles AND if all conditions are met? And what if they are not? Should 5 additional candles to be expected or a new trade should be open at the first chance after that?

@whisky61 The only way to do it in fxDreema is by doing yourself the calculations through condition and formula blocks. If you are not interested in the solution I offered in the other thread, just let me know, but don't duplicate threads, please.

@edwin-2 Do you mean creating a pending order at the exact same price level the recently closed trade or the opposite trade?

@frachan Wow. This is hardcore programming! I'm afraid I'm not your guy for that, sorry.

@envex I try, my friend! I try...

@raiderspaz Create a boolean variable so that once executed it will be 'true'. Then ceate a new block tree like this.

That is not a trivial project to do. Can you please share it?

@whisky61 Choose the 'indicator falls' block and then select as many candles as you drew in your pinture on the 'candles to fall' field.

@masboy fXdreema cannot add volume to an existing open trade. You can create a new trade with the same SL and TP as the parent trade. This means you will get 2 open trades, not one with higher volume. Does it work for your strategy?

@rafał Maybe both of us are misunderstanding each other. So do you want an open trade (a buy, for example) to be closed at the exact same moment the opposte conditions are opening another trade (a sell)? If so, pelase forget what I suggested, remove those blocks on the 'on trade' tab and then add a 'close position' block at the bottom of each block tree. The one below the 'buy now' should close the sell trade and viceversa.

@daraseunni Your link is leading to a public fxDreema demo, not your project. I guess this is what you are looking for:

@whisky61 You can try with this block, but with pips instead of percentage:

@envex There is no need to remove them. Just select this option within the block itself.

@traderline The easiest way is guarantiing that the TP distance in pips will alway be bigger than the SL distance in pips. You can create two variables (two numbers) and compare them before the order is programmed. The number for the TP level should always be bigger than the SL as a condition. If it is not true, no pending order is programmed.

@fenixtrading Thank you very much for the tutorial.

Do you need just 1 bear candle followed by just 1 bull candle?

@zackry I believed it was a tutorial but I didn't find it so Iguess it is not. I just remember it vaguely, I'm afraid.

Can you please be more specific?

@junpatz23 Really? I never found something like that? Are you sure it is the same shared EA?

@filippo369 That doesn't sound too difficult to do apparently. I don't see why you began with 'bucket of trades' blocks, though. Let's begin with the first step. This is where you will be able to type the % risk, TP and SL for a buy, for example:

An here you can learn how to create constants to determine those elements:

https://fxdreema.com/instructions/builder/constants-and-variables

Now you can create the fisrt ones and we can move on. Ok?