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This is my method of using Daily Drawdown (in percent) which then closes all trades and prevents further trading until the next day. Many users have unknowingly helped me along the way so here is a small gift back to anyone who may find it useful. This really comes in three parts.

1: on Init - Run daily drawdown calculation (used when you apply the EA to a chart, otherwise the calc wont grab)
2: Once per day, run daily drawdown calculation and turn on trading (block 1)
3: On tick - Check equity if equal or below balance calc, close trades and turn off trading (block 1)

There are some extra options in my setup, a counter so you can visualise daily drawdown hits in testing and also terminate terminal (if set to true). You can modify this to work as max profit for the day also.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/fcxGpeNKd

Max Daily Drawdown.mq5

If you want martingale, try following Boxxocode's videos for an idea of what you might have missed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anAMQoiFfj0

You can check the error more deeply by exporting the mql5 code, opening the language editor and go to that specific line of code. It will at least give you a block number a few lines of code up which correlates to you blocks on fxdreema then.

update: once in language editor, compile the code and it will give a list of errors for you to follow.

Turns out it was way simpler than I realised. Simply putting then like this works, they add up and I should be able to use this to prevent people using my EA with all the indicators turned off and risking their account.

Inidicator rising or falling block

You want to pay someone or what? you need to explain more no one can read your mind.

@l-andorrà If you were refering to my "indicator is visible" post yes I am sure it will work, i confirmed this with a simple comment test block on the true or false side of the block.

I dont fully understand @s00071609 's solution but it looks good also.

Nice to know I can implement a basic news filter though into my EA and avoid some big events.