Posts made by RGoo

It works, thank you very much!

OK, but have you considered that your EA only checks the condition once at the beginning of the day and then not again for the rest of the day? This is a common mistake that is often made in logic. You think that "once a day" means that the condition has to happen once during the whole day, but that's not the case. If the block is above the condition, it will only be checked once at the beginning of the day.

@RGoo

So, according to your specifications, the first logic should already work. But I think you actually want something different. Now the bot only checks the conditions ONCE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE DAY and if they are not met, it only checks again the next day. I think you only want to make a purchase once a day if the conditions are met, that's different, see Area 4 on this.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/8BmbkJsGb

OK, I see, just a moment, let's see if I can solve this quickly.

@Steven_
This example explains the meaning a little better.
You have value and you want to have some distance from it. ASK and BIT are unsuitable for placement because you then have to ensure that these prices are not queried again before the order is triggered, because then the pending order would be postponed again or a new one would be set.

@greg-pe

@ehsanarab
This block means a different loop, see picture (framed in red), try it like this, but I haven't tested the code because I only use MQL5. Since you are using CID_X for counting, you can use it to force a stop if stop means a new start, otherwise you first have to think about how you want to restart after a stop.
Another note: You must never use the same name for a constant and a variable (loop_counter)!!!

https://fxdreema.com/shared/yupIHbEA

@firooz

You're welcome, have fun with it.

This setting is comparable to the tick in the "on Ticks" program. When the time entered here has expired, the program part restarts under the function "on Timer".

@ScienceFictionEAs
The "Reset Counter" block can only reset the "Counter" block. The counter then goes back to the initial value, e.g. 0. What do you mean by "reset"? The blocks you use only check one condition, in your case: "Use this block to check the type of the currently loaded trade/order - is it Buy or Sell? Or is it Stop or Limit in case of pending order?" you can't reset it.

@Skyzen
Don't be discouraged, of course you can also use the blocks from fxdreema, here's a draft. A few more tips: it is always good to know up to which candle you are testing, the marked area and the vertical gray line. You can also draw a 2nd or 3rd line on this basis to see whether it is actually a real resistance. and of course you can test several areas at the same time. But first read the instructions from fxdreema at least twice, that helps a lot, then you would quickly realize that the repetition of so many of the same blocks can usually be avoided through better programming.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/pLoeb1O9e

@Efraim

@sara-m
If I understood the question correctly: yes, with these functions. Selected can be used if you want to move the button often.

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Interesting idea. Here you have a base to work on, keep us posted.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/SkehMGTZ

@Champ
https://fxdreema.com/shared/nFsE9A6zc

a bit strange, but maybe you could do it something like this

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/16167/easy-way-to-make-enum?_=1677151446616

ok, i see what you want to do with it. But currently the blocks do nothing. The first block calculates a variable for each tick and the second block checks whether a trand is nearby, but nothing else happens. So no matter whether a trade is close or not, no further action, no buy sell or change of a variable takes place.