Posts made by jstap

create bool constants, then use these for true/false in a condition

Set up 1 condition and check that.

This is quite a lot of work, start with this, above buy/sell have a pink for each trade block looking at the last trade, in the buy/sell block use in loop for lot and adjust by *1.5 (random number use the number you want to use), or you could do something like +0.1

Set up a test project, that draws a named line, then as the price crosses it it reacts in some way. You might better to use a value, this way it works when chart can't be seen.

At a guess this will count by type, you would have to manually martingale so you work on a total, also martingale buys or sells again in loss.

Need more information, but basically count then delete.

It is hard to check what is happening on MT4 2 timeframes on backtest. test each condition separately on each time frame, then you know it will work when all together.

Need your shared link to look at, but it sounds like you need a condition of something like ID3 is bear, Id 2&1 is bull-buy, reverse for sells.

I am not sure what you're asking, under the once a day block it will only run once at that time.

Like that, the day variable will always have the day it is, so as you have it should print the name in a log message.

I got it wrong day constant, I meant variable.

If you use this DayOfWeek(); you will get the number, 0=Sunday. Then write this into custom code.
if (DayOfWeek()==0) Day_variable="Sunday";
else if (DayOfWeek()==1) Day_variable="Monday";
else if (DayOfWeek()==2) Day_variable="Tuesday";
Do this for all days.

Candle open will never move, candle close on 0 is the current moving price.

This page will give lots of information: https://docs.mql4.com/constants/indicatorconstants/drawstyles
It tells you what to use in the block:

type = color
name = what you want
value = clrBlack or the colour you want, this will give you a drop down box with all colour choices in inputs

No, you would need multiple condition blocks, connect each one to yellow. (if true connect to orange, if false connect to Yellow)

Save a template on your terminal with the same name as your ea

Is too hard to say from that picture, possibly, you have too large a lot accumulation, so the terminal is restricting your lot size to match broker regulations vs your account size

Slippage can happen on pending orders, it has more to do with choosing a broker that has less. Slippage happens when the broker has fewer options to buy/sell a position, which is why it happens less when markets are in full swing (when liquidity is available)

Check trading conditions, check profit-close trades, or close profitable trades