Stop Loss in profit, chasing the candle.

[fabiobioware]

Hello friends,

I would like to know how it would be more correct to make the following rule:

I have an EA that works with several opening positions.
When he has his purchases open, I want to put a rule on him so that when he is in the profit of the sum of the set of orders, he moves the stop loss to the bottom of the candle, I believe it would be the minimum of candle 1, ie candle previous.
Every time a new candle closes the stop loss it should go to the low of that candle.
But in order for him to move to the bottom of the previous candlestick, he has to first check if he has the balance of the set of orders profiting.

I did it the way I am showing below, does anyone have any better ideas?
https://fxdreema.com/shared/NMrhdp89b

[l'andorrà]

@fabiobioware Your logic is correct. I would do exactly the same.

[fabiobioware]

@l-andorrà hello my friend.

Hello my friend, can you help me understand why my EA is not moving the Stop Loss of all orders correctly along with the line?

Explaining, I created a rule that always checks if the profit is greater than $ 2.00, if there is only one order open, then he must close the profit on this first order and end the trade.
If there is more than one open order, say for example 4 open orders then he must do the following:

1. Check if the sum of the profit from all orders + swap + commission is greater than $ 2.00
2. If the previous condition is being met, then he must verify that the previous "or minimum candle" fund is greater than the sum of the profit of all orders + swap + commission of $ 2.00
3. If so, he must plot a horizontal line that I name as stoplossbuy.
4. Finally, he must move the Stoploss of all open orders together to this line.

What happens is that sometimes the line moves, but the stop loss does not move together exactly where the line is.
I want the Stop Loss to always be with the line, and that the StopLoss is only placed on the line if the conditions are in full profit, the idea is that the stoploss is always at the bottom of the previous candle.

My project test --> https://fxdreema.com/shared/WpZUQlZqb

[fabiobioware]

@fabiobioware @miro1360 what's your opinion? can you help me?

[l'andorrà]

@fabiobioware Why is your first block on top of this tree requiring at least 2 open trades? What if you have only one? Wouldn't it be applied?

[fabiobioware]

@l-andorrà It requires at least 2 open trades because I am working at an average price.
I do not apply an average price on the first order, the first order I apply an estimated gain value, for example 2 $, when my first order reaches 2 $ profit already discounting swap and commission it closes automatically.

[l'andorrà]

@fabiobioware Ok, but are you aware that you will need at least 2 open trades for this block tree to be operational? Otherwise it will not.

[fabiobioware]

@l-andorrà yes, i am aware, at least 2 open negotiations are necessary for this block to pass to the others.

[l'andorrà]

@fabiobioware Honestly I don't know what else can be done. Maybe your project is corrupt. Maybe you should try to rebuild it from scratch.