@giovanni If you are using a martingale (and let me insist that I do not believe in them) you should probably begin with a much easier settings. Like this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/51xBm7CJb
Please ignore the condition I selected. It is just an example. What is important is that you can try that way and then incxrease complexity until reaching your general idea. I also recommend you to try it as I set iit for you to see how the martingale magaments works in fxDreema.
Try it and met me know.
@mobeen-hussain said in Sell Every xx Pips:
@l-andorrà said in Sell Every xx Pips:
Well, that's an ambitious project.
We can build it together if you want, but I strongly recommend you to read all tutorials and instructions in depth. I see you created three projects to begin with. Good! Can we focus on just one of them each? Choose the one you want to begin with and explian what it is supposed to do and what issues you found, please.
@l-andorrà: Hi... I have been learning Fxdreema from some YouTube videos, but couldn't find good resource of tutorials. I will be thankful if you could refer some good tutorial series or some kind of a manual for better my understanding of Fxdreema functionality.
Regards
Mobeen Hussain
Some fxDReema users have created really wonderful tutorials in these forums. Just use the search engine on top of this forum and look for the word 'Tutorial' on titles only. There you will find them.
Excactly. I see the input parameter valkues ara different and that trhe buffers are not properlyu identified. Is it an ex4 instead of an mq4 file maybe?
Before doing that I strongly recommend you to read all tutorials and instructions pages first. That will make it easier for youy to understand. Did you do it?
Can you please check that ALL input parameters are correctly replicated?
Can you please show now the buffers as the indicator's settings window? I mean what is seen on the 'Colors' tab when you are running into your MT4.
Can you provide the mq4 version, please?
Can you please share your project to take a look at it?
Excuse my ignorance but, what is a TPL file?
Because he didn't replied the post I think that was the right solution.
You need to connect orange outputs (at the bottom of each block) to white outputs (on top of each block) everywhere. Now your blocks are almost all wrongly connected.
Remove both 'AND' blocks. They are unnecessary.
All operands on both 'condition' blocks are exactly the same. That will never work. You need to compare one operand's info with the other one's.
Can you show the buffers in your fxDreema 'My indicators' window, please?
Honestly, I have no idea what the reason can be.
Some search can lead you to threads showing how to use custom code for timeframes.
Probably what you better need is the trailing stop block. You are not moving the SL level to break even after all.
The EA will modify the stops exactly the same way as if you did not intervene. If conditions within the block are met, the stop will be moved. Otherwise, it will not.
Are today's results conditioned in any way by yesterday's results?
That block is limiting the number of executions of all blocks below it. This means that both conditions blocks and the sell now bloc will be checked just once per bar, ie the first tick opening a new candle.
My mistake, LOL. It should be 100 and not 2100. 
If you use candle ID 0 weird results can happen because it is the current candle right now, whereas candle ID 1 is the the previous candle. At it is definitely closed, comparison will be more reliable.
Could you please add some more detailed info about what you need exactly?
Can you please open a new thread with your issue?