Posts made by jstap

Try setting this to 1:

There are useless brokers, there are people who want to make money from teaching, rather than trading, and there are profitable traders, nearly every penny you lose goes into someone else's pocket, and the broker makes nearly nothing.

On tick, on init only works at the start of a bot's work, on trade would probably work but on tick will be quicker

On trade tab trade created-formula +1to save into variable, trade closed-formula +1 to save into variable, modifiers are the same just seperate trees, something like trade SL moved. Put this into a comment so you can see what's happening

get the value in a loop, then check before placing a trade: https://fxdreema.com/shared/Qbe0mM4cd

This will count every time a trade is placed, I would get this number in a loop, and if you want a count every time something happens, you will need multiple variables added together. I would think this enacts many trades without a no trade block, in which case you would need to conduct the count in a separate tree

Pink for each trade-pink pips away-buy

modify variables, use more than 1 block if more need to be changed.

Pass block-comment block with this name, visually backtest and see what is returned

Check the number on tick

Split things so the loop is separate and put the variables in a comment, then check you are getting the correct result, then you can add things back together. It looks like it's nearly there, so a couple of tests will find the problem.

This will do it, change candle ID for range flat is relevant over:

When I get a minute I will, but it is literally comparing the value of 1 ID to another ID

On trade tab, trade created add 1 to a variable, check number stop trading, reset to 0 once per daily bar

Create it here, if AC crosses 0 send an alert, standard blocks will achieve this

Not sure because I have never used it, put the name into a comment to see what is returned

Add a shared link rather than a picture, what are you asking with that?

In a pink block loop check the last closed trade and the profit, if win pass to normal lot trade block, if loss pass to trade block that is getting the last trade lot and *2. Then a separate tree controlling the close, start a project doing some, then you can add it all together.

In that field (TM) you can only use one of your enum list values, but you can try to see if it's another but it will return false. By creating an enum list you create an independent type, which is needed to refer to the dropdown list value.

TM was just my name, you can call it whatever you want. The TM value is how to call your dropdown value.