@pipsondeck You can use the rules specified in the 'project options' icon:

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Did you pay via crypto, maybe? Cryptopayments are slow to process here. You should contact the admin directly to let him know the issue.

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as you can see hear i did exactly as per your instruction but still i am getting the following error massage :

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can you pls rectify , tks
rgds

Hahahaha. And to be fair, @l-andorrà , I did take your advice and email him first! haha. So. You might have been correct. Don't be too hard on yourself. Appreciate you, bud.

And to @fxDreema , that's really great to hear and I'm glad it's already in the back of your mind. I'm patient. I just wanted it out there.

Eliminating the scroll bars and with zoom might be an interesting combo. I assume kind of like an infinite canvas like you see on many other, modern applications (like Obsidian's Canvas, for example).

If you're in the process of doing all of that anyways (and you're already probably thinking of this, but I'd like to say it for the record), one night, I was on my phone and looking at a forum post about something, and there was an example project linked with a custom code block...and there was no gesture for me to access and see its contents! I know phone isn't optimal, but it'd be really nice if I could at least like long press and then select the block's contents window via the menu that comes up. There's likely some other mobile/tablet specific pain points, as well. Again, I know it's not optimal, but if you're already gutting and redoing everything anyways, it's probably worth having in the back of your mind.

That's my two cents regardless.

Really appreciate what your'e doing here regardless. Just wanted to voice some thoughts. I've said what I thought and consider this closed on my end. Appreciate your consideration in these matters.

You selected 'Yes' at the absolute distance box. You need to select No instead and then use the correct order in the distance slots on top.

@jstap this is easy to understand and follow. Thank you very much in taking time to assist me. I appreciate it a lot sir. Remain blessed.

@ganando2024 La forma de compartir el proyecto es esta:

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How long is a bit of string? Some yes... some no... but people don't fill out a table of success, along there journey. But anyone that can do it with code, can do it with FX.

Hola! quien me ayuda, hice mi EA pero en algunos pares por ejemplo GBPUSD el backtest no respeta los SL ni los TP que sí quedan trazados en el gráfico. En el diario aparece:
2026.03.09 05:57:55.461 2022.03.29 15:30:00 no prices for symbol AUDUSD (1970.01.01 00:00:00 0.00000, 0.00000)

siendo que estoy ensayando GBPUSD...

I think I've found an hack to it if you're interested dm, note it in Python and MQL5 it more like the Money heist arrow spike indicator

Its not completely impossible but it's hard. If you use quant principles it would workout better.

Its not just the risk management but also the timing. Its risk : time most of it.

I can tell because my manual scalping has a great return rate. But when it comes to getting it done by an Expert Advisor it's hard to reason with my strategy.

Of cause it was, even great coders will use AI, is much quicker than Writing it yourself. This will give you an idea of what goes where: https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/21603/close-all-mt5-trades-quickly/14

@xburbx right way : ENUM_TIMEFRAMES

@jstap ....yhea yhea, true though

You'll have to say if it does/doesn't, not recently I have tried to use HA this way, but didn't show the right candle, why I used ChatGPT and it said:

Why the lines appear on the wrong candle
Your logic is correct, but the visual mismatch happens because of how MT4 handles:

Heikin‑Ashi indexing Shift timing Bar completion Redrawing on every tick
Two things cause the lines to appear on the 3rd candle instead of the 1st: Heikin‑Ashi is not aligned with the chart candles
You’re drawing lines on the real chart, but your logic is detecting HA candles, which do not line up 1:1 with the visible candles.
So: HA shift 1 ≠ real chart shift 1 HA shift 2 ≠ real chart shift 2
This alone can move your line forward by 1–2 candles. Your code uses Time[1], but the HA candle you detected may actually correspond to Time[2] or Time[3]
Because HA candles are synthetic, the “bullish HA candle at shift 1” might visually appear on the chart two candles later.
So the line is drawn correctly according to your logic, but not where your eyes expect it.

so good luck relying on the standard blocks... as in your picture above it looks like this is the problem you are facing.

you are welcome

Glad to know you solved the problem.

I agree. 😉

@jstap thanks