Learning process
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Hello all,
This is my first time trying to create a robot and I don't have ANY knowledge about programming, but, so far I do understand the basic way that Fxdreema. (really nice, by the way).
My strategy is very simple(I think). Is london breakout following the next parameters:
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Between the first hour London opens, create a range (HH and LL)
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Right after the first hour, as soon as the price cross the range, BUY/SELL with take profit at 10 pips and stoploss at the HH/LL of my range
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If the price do not cross HH or LL of my range, then NO TRADE(this condition is not in the robot yet).
So here my robot so far, https://fxdreema.com/shared/4XLQyusU although is working, is not doing it as demanded.
So, could anybody help me to figure it out why?
Thanks in advance
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The great thing about programming is that the computer does EXACTLY what you tell it to do. But that is the challenge too. The computer does not guess what you mean. If you are not getting the results you expect then it means that you have not given the computer the correct instructions and you will need to review you instructions until you find your error. That is a skill that takes time to master.
What do you want?
If you want to quickly get an EA for your strategy, hire someone to do it for you.
If you want to learn how to create EAs with fxDreema, you will need to invest time to learn the skills of programming and learn how exactly fxDreema works. This is not a quick solution.
So again I ask, what do you want?
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Something is wrong in your calculations. What do you think is the value in this MAXMIN variable? I see it is the difference between two prices - highest and lowest. If the highest price is 1.3 and the lowest is 1.2, the difference will be 0.1. But then you compare that value with Candle High. Do you think it is correct to compare these values?

By the way here and there in the blocks you can see "price fraction". What I mean by "price fraction" is such kind of value that is a difference between two prices. I don't know how correct is my language in this case

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thanks @seb-saint
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I will check that @fxdreema. thanks for the tips.....I do understand what you are saying....apples with apples right?
