Posts made by l'andorrà

De nada. Y agracias a ti por el consejo.

Then how is the EA supposed to know where those lines are if the indicator is not used?

Can you please open a new thread for your question?

Is the object really necessary? You can store the value of the object into a variable and do the calculations normally instead.

Not sure what you mean by 'with 25% of the already opened lot size'. Do you mean opening a second trades with 25% lot size of the previous one?

Thank you for sharing.

Are you paying a full membership subscription? If you are not, you created a project with more than 10 connections between blocks. This is why the error popped up.

The problem is that you combined two indicators (MA and RSI) into the same chart window. Sadly, fxDreema cannot understand that. You will need a custom indicator combining both into one only file and then import it into your fxDreema account to be used in any 'condition' block.

I support that request.

That depends on your definition of 'price drops a certain number of points'. Do you mean dropping after hitting a previous higher price? Or dropping from the open price?

@MT4stefano If you are using the standard 'pending order' block and you type 20, it immediately understands +20 pips for a buy and -20 for a sell. You don't need to use any symbol unless you want to consider subtracting (for a buy) or adding (for a sell).

@byterbluu You need to use the 'on trade' tab instead. This is the structure for buys closed:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/JVD3VWLGd

Then you need to duplicate the same for sells.

@Johnster Yes, you can do it by using different group numbers, one for each different strategy to consider.

@ItzShahzad-X Then what you need is using variables first before visualizing them in the comment block. I see no variables are created for that project. Are you familiar with them?

The logic is correct. The button should be visible. Is this the whole project or just part of it?

@Matatika You're welcome.

@MATTOMATTEO77 You can also use a pink loop by using a 'for each closed trade' block on top and limiting the search to yesterday.

@sarunbot That is exactly what I was referring to in my post. Thanks for the clarification.

@MT4stefano The problem is that 'once an hour' block. It will limit the execution of all block below it to every o'clock hour. How can you be sure that the condition below the block will only be true exactly at that time and not every 40 minutes, for example?

You're welcome.