Posts made by q8carpenter

@ralph sure. you can share a link of the project

@adeel for ichimoku you will need a lot of condition blocks.
as a start, for buy, you're gonna want to have:
-candle close Candle ID 1 above senkou span A candle ID 1
-candle close Candle ID 1 above senkou span B candle ID 1
these two will be for crossing the cloud. you'll also need to alternate between (>) and (>x)

then for the chikou span, you'll need to do the same yet have the candle ID be 26 for the cloud and indicator.

after that you're gonna have to add a block with span A greater than span B for uptrend.

Ichimoku is a lot of work if you want to have it work right. this is a start that may help

@kwd-hunter does this help?

https://fxdreema.com/shared/kDgPHvyfe

@ralph yes you can. in the condition block under the moving average, there's (adjust) in this place you can input either +0.002 or -0.002 depending on if you want it above or below the moving average. the reason it is 0.002 and not (20) because it sees it as price and not as pips.

now that I think about it, it may be different for different currency pairs.

@fabiobioware this can be approached in different ways. it all depends on where do you want this to be set up. in the following link, you'll see an example in the condition block on the left side where i set up yesterdays high.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/ANuLv2d8d

@brammythetrader do you mind sharing a link to your work so we can analyze what is wrong?

@thilinawiz-0 What is BE?

@herviejao not sure to be honest.

@fabiobioware try looking at the zigzag indicator and also indicator rise/fall block. Maybe they can help you get what you need to achieve

@fabiobioware first you need to know what conditions do you consider a trend and what do "you" exactly want the EA to do before choosing the block. Other than that, the block explains itself. If you click on the options like "min pips range..." or "trend quality...." you'll get a detailed explanation of what it exactly does.

The reason you need to think about what you want it to do first before choosing the block, is because you may have other options like using and MA indicator as a trend filter or zigzag and so on...

@drdavid2386
I'm assuming since no one is answering that they don't know. I would suggest you create a simple few blocks EA or script and test on a demo binary account to see

@polo0202
Start with block (bull candle id 1)
Then place a condition block where you set
candle close id 0 > candle close id 1

@donjon122 I haven't tried that but if you can see with every condition or action block, you have the option to set the symbol and time frame. So I'm assuming if you set them all to the symbol you wanna trade while you run the EA on any chart, it'll trade the symbol you set. But this has to be tested to be sure it works like that.

@jnmejias
Hola. Estoy usando el traductor de Google, lo siento si hay algo traducido mal.

Su problema es que está utilizando el bloque (no trade). Esto no permitirá que se abra una operación a menos que no haya operaciones.

@herviejao if you place a condition block with both sides having stochastic indicator, you'll find "mode" sand you can choose main line on one side and signal line on the other side.

@jzfusion
You can use the (once ber bar) block or start the conditions with the (no trade) block

@jzfusion maybe it's because you're using candle high, you're not seeing the results you want . Try candle close or market properties with bid price on the left side

@fxmich78
on the left side menu of the fxdreema builder, you'll find the variables. when you click on it, if you have copied what i have placed in the link example, you'll have to add a variable called "var" and one called "vari". these are just 2 names that i made up. you can call them whatever you want as long as they are placed in the same way i have placed in the blocks. in the block, you can place them by right clicking where you wanna place them and choosing them.

Woohoo the site is back up and running after a scare day

@fxmich78

https://fxdreema.com/shared/kbHyuNdLb

Is this what you need? in the link above
I have created 2 variables. one to calculate the distance of the latest zigzag line and the other is to convert the number to pips by multiplying the result by 1000