Hi!
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https://fxdreema.com/shared/DSbRDedY
You can find the martingale in the "buy now" block with adjustable multiplier
This is easy using a variable.
For instance, a variable called minutes
No need to apologize, that was a very good question actually.
Its great you sorted it out!
No, I don't think so.
My understanding is the projects are imported to fxdreema via the hash at the bottom of the script, and not using the actual mql code.
You have a fixed pips tp?
Then you don't need those "close position" blocks.
@antonio-0 Offset can surely be 0.
Well, I don't really know what is happening with your testing.
I assume you have a scalping strategy, because they are so sensitive to testing parameters. I recommend live testing, because mt4 backtesting is never good for scalping.
Okay, can you pinpoint any major differencies to other EAs? Market execution vs pending orders?
Mt4 or Mt5 ?
Difference may be history data or perhaps execution delay. In any case, I'd say profit factor is very poor measure of EA profitability. Number of trades per year and max equity drawdown tell much more.
So you want the first signal to close the sell, and second signal to open new buy?
This will be closer to your strategy: https://fxdreema.com/shared/ktzx108Lc
But I'm afraid you will have to define the "signal" in more detail
You have a typo in the lower picture, 2100.
Do you have trades on multiple pairs? Check that closing block, it has default setting to only close the trades on the pair it is attached to.
Yes, I believe so, if you mean the fxdreema variables. Then there are the terminal variables (global variables) that can be shared among eas.
@drayzen Nice thought, haven't used tick indicators before.
Anyway, I'd say it is not very fruitful to determine quiet periods and not trade in them. That is because of the quietness is very relative, and so you also have to sacrifice some good opportunies if you set a fixed quietness treshold.
I think it is better to let the trades open in all conditions, but implement a different risk managing and exit systems for the quiet periods.
@sydneyfox I think you are talking about the constant inputs, and not precisely variables.
I have solved this variable problem with global (terminal) variables (create corresponding global variable for each fxdreema variable and keep them in sync), but that is not very elegant a solution 
For your specific situation, I would just create a boolean variable terminated, set it to true when you want the virtual termination, and put this condition before everything else: terminated == false
Those 2 warnings come with basically every project, nothing to worry about there - the problem is most likely elsewhere.
Metaeditor puts the compiled .ex4 files to your expert advisor folder, something like "...../MQL4/experts/"
The folder is nowadays in the metatrader install location.
You should see the ea in your metatrader navigation panel, remember to refresh it.
This sounds like some general software problem, maybe antivirus checking the download...
If you download the .mq4 and open it, it should open in metaeditor by default. In metaeditor, hit the button "compile" in the top row, and it gives you information about possible errors.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/jX8wezXxc
This seems to work. I see fxdreema has implemented some nice new blocks, makes things easier 
Oh, yes, I used the candle ID in just one block, others are id 0.
That one block is meant for randomization; it compares upper wick of candle 55 to candle 67 or something, the outcome is very random (50:50 buys and sells). That condition can of course be something else as random, or perhaps some custom random function.
Personally I would trade in direction of some long period moving average, its not random and its not perfect trading analysis, but it is something in between...
The ea will trade instantly you run it.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/OG5F0mdB
Here's the core grid system as you described.
You can just open this into a new tab and then copy all blocks to your new project.
Remember to set constants and variables like this:
