Posts made by jstap

once per bar will only allow something to happen once in a candle

So at the start of the day, your balance is set to the current account balance.

Thank you, and I forgot to say yes these values are stored so even if the terminal closes/crashes they are saved

F3 in your platform will open the variable panel, from here you can manually change the value, but normally it would take an EA to change, any EA on the platform will do it so you can use it to make an EA work on another EA.

Try this, but you need a value from the line for it to work:

the easiest way would be to record the price every time you want to remember it in a variable, so once per minute save, but if you wanted every hour you would need 48 variables, at the start of the day reset all back to 0, then change as needed

@Fendykb

Save a template containing the indicator with the same name as your EA, this should load it every time you start testing.

you can select this date in settings, click on the spanner button

on trade tab - trade created - delete pending

yes if the trade is still running and your MT terminal is running

Your logic is ok, as I mentioned, when no trade everything will be back at the start

The reset has nothing to reset as this resets only the green blocks, pink blocks go back to the start when trades are closed. Not sure what you expect the close block to do...

if you have a single block it will not work, so by placing a pass the block will work, generally I will put the pass block above, but any block connected to another will make it work

Generally, if a block says position it is MT5, if it says trade it is MT4, this will help to convert most, but as @l-andorrà has said it is often better to recreate from scratch

@l-andorrà @Byens has already shared an indicator doing this...

Actually, unless I read wrong, a trade that is already running will still be managed by the EA that placed it. The pink block only works under a for each, and I believe the once per resets if EA is restarted.

Something like what's in this link, create the name of the global variable so if you change settings it changes with them, then use in the place of other blocks.
In here https://fxdreema.com/shared/vJBopmrEd is an example

Yes if already running

No, but you can create a terminal (global) variable, and use this instead, these are stored on your computer, so closing doesn't affect the value.