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@bagheria 👍

Sorry for the late. Thank you @jstap . I will try

When the arrow appears does the indicator appears block cause a reaction?
Are they in your object list?
If you hold your mouse over an arrow do you get the value in the data window?

@bagheria you used buffer 0, you have to use buffer 1 as per my picture.

@bagheria For each Position> once per position/order> modify stops It is very easy In just three or four blocks it is complete
https://fxdreema.com/shared/nmcdFlhcc

Stop Loss and Take Profit can be changed by going to Constants. 😊

@bagheria Great! 👍

So the period() will return the minutes of the current chart, oi on the same chart you want something to happen every 15 minute candle open, then in separate block add 15 for the minutes

@hugoportisch

this is best solution right now

@bagheria For backtests, there is a "If Testing" block. Unfortunately with the backtester, OnChart doesn't work with buttons, but OnTick does. So if you want to backtest with it, you need to have an If Testing block, connected to the rest of your logic OnTick.

i.e. This is a old example with just a simple buy button, which works in the backtester.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/jvHegkKHc

You're welcome.

Thanks a lot @jstap . I will do that

Thanks for your answer. I don't understand. Where is it?

@l-andorrà

Yes you are right. How can I do that?

try this

https://fxdreema.com/shared/nxdYZolic

GacA

@bagheria Then you can't use market closed but everything else works, just copy.

It is perfect!!! Thank you so much!

@bagheria If you hover over it tells you to use a int constant, R4 will = 0, R3 will = 1 etc.

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@bagheria You're welcome. Share your project here if you need more help.

@bagheria You need to separate your current trees this way:

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That way both 'once per bar' blocks will works as designed.

@tipsywisdom actually, the 2nd option will never work. You must store equity as a variable oninit. otherwise, equity will never fall below equity because its always comparing right now to right now.