Posts made by l'andorrà

You're welcome.

@pressium No, it is not necessary.

@Johnster No. You can find those here:

But you will have to connect that block somewhere below a 'For each trade' block to make it work properly.

I'm using Mozilla Firefox and it works fine too.

Which block is this one exactly?

@Suraj0544 This is not what can be seen on your linked project:

Are you sure you provided the latest version?

Can you please share the link to the project instead?

You will need to use the 'on trade' tab instead. Like this:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/E3s30T1xc

Then you will have to reset the variable somewhere else in your structure in order to count from 0 again.

That will depend on how your condition blocks are positioned. If they are connected one after the other, both crossings will have to happen at the exact same time on both time frimes at the exact same time for that to be true. I don't think that will happen very often.

@Creven This is the second thread you created for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

You need to add a 3rd condition blocks where the 1 MA needs to be above the 500 MA. That is missing in your project.

@Suraj0544 You didn't specify the object to be considered on any 'For each object' block!!! You need to tell the block which object is supposed to be used there.

You're welcome.

Is that object providing a price level? That would definitely make it easier. And is that object created manually or via custom indicator?

The structure on the left will store the distance in pips of the recently open trade (you will need one variable for buys and another one for sells). Then that value can be used on the trailing stop block as per my example:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/zRIA8st2d
You will need to reset the value of those variables when considered, of course.

@Suraj0544 What do you exactly mean by 'entry on 1st candle crossing'? First every day? First just once you run the bot on the chart?

The different results you get are conditioned by the quality of tick data used and testing procedure (close price, tick, etc). Are you sure you are using the exact same?

I'm also interested in that.

You will need variables to do that. Are you familiar with variables?

You will need variables on a loop to do that. Are you familiar with variables on loops?

@fabioroy19 Yes, I'm an Andorran! Glad to see you here. Theoretically, if you are using the exact same strategy on the same chart/broker, there should NOT be substantial differences.