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Try one of these: 0_1534525155732_2d45f6e2-d841-4b93-92e0-4609072d7cc6-image.png
So, this gives you some highest value, but I don't know with what you want to compare it 🙂

If you created trades manually, the EA won't touch them and this is normal. If you want to work with manually created trades, just set the Magic number in the project settings to 0.

Otherwise if you want to close only those trades who made certain profit, there is a block "Check profit (unrealized)"

I decided to rename "Start price" to "First price". With this set of parameters you are defining one price level that is the Open Price of the first pending order. From that price the Grid Size value is used to calculate price levels of the other pending orders. So everything starts with that first price level.

"For each Closed Trade" - in the name of this block you can see the word "Closed", which means that this block works only with already closed, history trades. There is another block "For each Trade" that is working with trades who are currently opened.

These blocks are used to create a loop, but "For each Trade" can load the newest trade anyway, just set "Not more than "n" trades" to 1. Then in "Condition" (or other blocks) you can get any parameter of that trade in the "(in loop)..." category, which has pink icon.

Thanks Dreema, Now I understand the processing.

Appreciate you assistants!

Wapen

Well, the difference can be calculated, let's say in one "Formula" block. Then the conversion into pips is the problem, because fxDreema does not have special methods to convert values. In the code I use a function created by me called toPips(), but I will never recommend to someone to use functions created by me 🙂

__Something like this maybe: https://fxdreema.com/shared/kv5ZcQmVb[/quote:3m17zxoj]

thanks just what I asked for, thanks

I'm not sure about that. Normally the EA receives OnTick (and other) events for the currency where it is added on - when a tick comes for the current currency, OnTick() is executed.

In theory, if you really want to control all currencies the same way under the same EA, you should have some infinite cycle to detect tick events by all currencies. And this is not impossible, but when you have to work with some currency, all the others will wait. This is called "blocking".

Actually I don't know what will be the behaviour of such an EA, I never tried this. This is something that I had an idea to make, but it's still only an idea. I guess that if you have multiple EAs they does not wait for each other.