@ahonor8

I just read this again, and I realised that you wanted coding information to create this indicator. These forums are to create fxdreema EAs, you need to go onto the MQL5 forums to get the information you require.

it's working now. thanks 🙂

@ambrogio No prob I'll try to build another better one. You have my appreciation for the support.

@duepips try custom block with normalise double, you find on forum normalise double

@idriss3399 mql5 file of what?

You are welcome

As far as I can tell, it's a broker's error. I've never experienced anything like that on eny fxDreema EA so far.

I see it is more complicated that I thought. I guess you will need an array for all those new trades. Sadly, arrays are not my field of expertise. 😞 Can Mr. roar take a look at it, please?

@AlphaOmega I'm just using basic crossing stoch/rsi with level and crossing ma. Right now I'm trying not to use any custom indicator.

Yes @bmarchand . The same condition block where you set the buffer.

@l-andorrà Here it is,
https://fxdreema.com/shared/tKEXCY40b

@indu boss pls kindly demonstrate for me pls

@jstap okay!...Ill try that...

@forexbob-0 There is a check block but, you shouldent need it.

@wadz91 Your logic is correct. This means the reason for so few trades must be in the conditions required to open a new one. Maybe they are too restrictive.

Terminal variables are called Global Variables in MetaTrader, because they are obviously variables that are global (can be accessed from all EAs). I called them Terminal, because the term "global variable" already has meaning for the EA itself. They are values written in some file I think, pretty much like the cookies in the browser, that's why they does not disappear for some time.

In MQL there are 2 general functions that are used to get and set them - GlobalVariableSet() and GlobalVariableGet(). Very, very basic. You can actually use those functions directly if you have to do something a little bit more complex. Otherwise there is a block to set them and also you can get and check their values somewhere in Condition (search for Terminal Variables).

@roar thank you . i will check.

Hi. I'm just dropping here without knowing all the details of the project, but in general I have found out that backtests with some 50 trades contain zero information on actual profitability. You should test longer periods to get more reliable results. My rule of thumb is at least 200 trades per test.

In my opinion, mt5 has a far better environment for developing and backtesting, but unfortunately that is too big a transition for most people..

@andreaardenti

Apparently @amborgio got it to work.