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    Posts made by jstap

    • RE: How to integrate the image of my logo so that it is drawn in the graphic with fxdreema?

      This will do it: https://fxdreema.com/shared/otPzzpEXd

      Change the relevant picture, which has to be the right size to work, and change where you want it placed.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Need drawing to disappear once price went through it.

      Use the price level and when the price goes beyond delete the object by name.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: FIBO LABEL NAME

      I did this a long time ago, and although you cannot change the name of the fib level, what you can do is use formulas to save the fib level into a variable, draw a trend line in this level, and then draw text on the level.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: RUN BLOCK not at the start of the function tree

      To put this simply, if true it will follow the orange dot, if false the yellow. the numbers only come into effect in unconnected trees.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Scripts

      @msjtipping Good day, I have sent you a DM about this.

      posted in General Discussions
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    • RE: HELP ON EMA CROSSING

      @l-andorrà I am not sure that's correct, the visual is drawn from the price/time of each object? @GOKACHIT There is a block called check distance, use this to check if the required distance is within range, you may need to save the price of the cross in a variable.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Working with SMT divergence : how to compare values to trace trendline (the SMT) ?

      If you know what section and blocks are causing the problem, ask people for help on that problem. Even set it up on a small test project, then people can see the problem and try to help.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Poor countries, poor people

      @DragonZueloTrends Greetings, I replied to your English written words, many do speak Spanish, and many countries speak it too, but FX is predominantly English, if you want a Spanish response, write your question in Spanish.

      posted in General Discussions
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    • RE: Poor countries, poor people

      I only speak English

      posted in General Discussions
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    • RE: Poor countries, poor people

      @DragonZueloTrends I think that this post comes from people requesting that the admin gives them a discount. Which from a business POV makes no sense. People on this forum will help for free, a limited few will try to make money from it, but people who know the answers to help have often put in many hours of their time to learn. And then there are the people who ask for something to be done but haven't even bothered to learn the basics. If people just ask for one problem at a time, they will normally get an answer (sometimes they may have to wait). It is tedious when you keep seeing the same question that you have answered many times before.

      posted in General Discussions
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    • RE: MACD Divergence with Zigzag Indicator

      If you are still doing this, use miro1360 ZZ code to get the ZZ IDs, then compare something like high1 vs high2 and use the ZZ candle IDs to compare the standard MACD. If one is higher and the other lower, you have the divergence.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Working with SMT divergence : how to compare values to trace trendline (the SMT) ?

      When it comes to creating EAs, creating a little bit, then testing, then adding, then testing is the best way. This way you are never far from the problem, and you know what blocks contain the issue.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: example: Save variables into file and read them back [advanced]

      Just create type bool

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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    • RE: trailing stop

      There is a block to do this, but stop can move back on new trades, for each trade will make all trade stops catch up with each other

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: How to perform a loop in a specific month to account for closed operations?

      Can you not just take current balance - starting balance?

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Working with SMT divergence : how to compare values to trace trendline (the SMT) ?

      To start get all the relevant values from 1 asset, then add them together. Then do the same on asset 2, then you can compare the results. This is what I mean by two many blocks, set up test projects, then when working you can add into your main project.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: Working with SMT divergence : how to compare values to trace trendline (the SMT) ?

      You have far to many blocks to analyse, if you mean which points to use, I do not know, and determining which ones to use is difficult.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: How to make martingale step with money?

      This is true, but if you drag the cross-hair, the points value that is displayed is what you add as pips. The choice is yours but you either have to change the $ value or the point value, I find it easier to change the pips.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: How to make martingale step with money?

      You can do this, but why? Depending on your lot, pips = $, only they adjust to the value of the used lots.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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