@andrew-b Hello,
I don't believe there's a straight forward way to do this if you have a custom sequesnce that is not an addition or a multiplier of the previous size unless someone else here on the forum can lead us to a simple answer. However, to do this, you will probably need to place a variable in the lot size of the trade, and after that do the following in the screenshot for the amount of number of trades you want:
That's how I would approach this. Good Luck 
@zarbitz Hello,
I can think of one way to get the results you need. Create a variable and with every closing trade, add 1 to it, and after a winning trade modify it to reset. In the following image is an example which you may need to fix.
@raiderspaz @TipsyWisdom @l-andorrà Hello,
This may be a bit off topic, but when you have a strategy to trade on MT5 and try backtesting it on different broker servers with their own data, you will find that your results will vary even though the differences are small between different broker prices. What that showed me throughout the years is that:
I believe that a good strategy should care that much on how accurate the data is. I mean if a pip here and there affects it that much, that's not a good strategy to me. Trying different brokers should just shows how solid the strategy is or how overoptimized it is.
That's my opinion and I wonder guy what do you think?
@xfire some blocks will be different
@polo0202
Start with block (bull candle id 1)
Then place a condition block where you set
candle close id 0 > candle close id 1
@xfire it's not my problem
it was a suggestion to help out in this thread
@nico1397 ATR is an indicator that gives a value, so do you mean that at a certain ATR value you want 50% closed?
@cliff-0 always possible to over optimize. my recommendation to you is to use out of sample data. meaning if you want to optimize, keep a year or two out of the optimization dates then look at the results, choose the ones you think are best and test on this out of sample year. if it fails, then most probably the results are over optimized. just keep in mind that if you start testing on this out of sample data, then minor tweaks do not work since the out of sample data will be considered in-sample.
@nico1397 I would assume that you would have to start the EA with the (if trade) block and use the filter manually opened trade within the block. and depending on how many chans of blocks you have, maybe have the (if trade) block connected to (turn ON blocks) block and have it turn ON your chains of blocks. but that would mean that at (on int) you will have to set up the initiation to turn off the starting blocks on (on tick) except the (if trade) block
https://fxdreema.com/shared/Yok72dbhd
this is a quick example
@andrew-b hello,
keep it as it is with either buys or sells and it will work fine for your needs.
@andrew-b you're welcome
In the (buy now) block, next to the trade size you have it ticked. You will need to remove that tick cuz now its a variable and not a constant.
@max-c hello,
I think that not all block are compatible with MT4 and 5 at least that was with the older versions of fxdreema. Now they may work because I do that at times but I do test to be sure. You can try copying them and then do a quick backtest. If it works then it works.
@vonmunchy
I was thinking something like this image. Here you will have an initial trade size and the reset be 0.01 and then with every opened trade, it will be multiplied with the multiplier.
@gozey Hello,
In my opinion there is no best way and it all depends on your specific strategy. In general you may wanna try a trailing stop that will actually exit the trade as the market reverses.
@fenixtrading Hello,
This already exists. This is an example where this block will filter and start trading from the 5th day to the 25th day of the month.
@mmbinvest Just a note, for me to get notified with your reply, you will need to tag me @q8carpenter
As for your idea, let me show you a simple way that i would do the drawing part without the rest of your strategy and you can go from there.
As you can see in the screenshot, if you chose YES and YES, then the line will be drawn as soon as you pass .000 or .500 , but if you chose NO and YES, then the same line will be redrawn keeping only one line on the chart.
Now that on my image I have visually backtested tested and it works. As I don't know what exactly you want for the rest of your strategy, I can not say what you should do but if this doesn't work for you, then there must be a problem with another block in your chain where it is not passing.
@azzazel Hello,
Is the following what you need? where when you change the constant inputs, the PSAR settings change for all blocks?
