Posts made by jstap

There is an example of enum here: https://fxdreema.com/shared/TRSxAxdmd

Use another condition at the top, from this to activate the block that contains this particular condition, you can use enum to create different options

I think it can, but I have never tried

Set this up and share the project to look at. Why not set up a button for the first trade, pink for each, pips away, will place a trade when pips apart, or pending orders. constants will create adjustable inputs,

Yes but it won't work on backtest

Candle ID1 bull, draw the line on ID1, candle ID1 bear, draw line on ID1

I do not know, put it in a comment so you know what value is returned, or something like ID2 = Bear, and ID1 == Bull

You need to add a link, but I think you need bucket of orders, and a comment

If the value is 0, or 1 you need to ==0, or 1, if it's something different you will need to do something different, put this value in a comment so you know what you are working with.

You need to work out what value is returned, then you will know what goes in the right operand.

There was a time when I used ZZ for months, and it always gave me the result I wanted and expected. Maybe something is wrong now. it can repaint on the current leg but all before was as the dot showed.

Make a start and add a shared link

Never happens to me, is your ECU/RAM overloaded?

Not sure what you want, why trail TP? The whole point of a TP is that is hit, if you trail SL, then as the price reverses trade is closed in profit. If you use pink blocks, then when something happens you can move SL or TP.

Add your latest shared link

Yow will always need to check > because this loop will add numbers, so will always be when the number is high enough.

What is not working? you do not need or want the, for each position above the trail blocks.

Create a loop that counts candles, then check when enough candles are > or <. https://fxdreema.com/shared/QMnH4RNmb

On trade tab, trade closed by SL all blocks you want to be activated underneath

Change this to price level, not fraction.