@jmharrison1971 Not got external link but are as follows:
int == whole number 1,2,3,567 etc
double == number with decimal 0.0, 34.8 etc
bool == true/false
string == text
color == colours Red/Blue etc
there are others like ENNUM_TIMEFRAMES, you likely don't need these but if you do search google for ENNUM.
@haikel I can do but just add a condition above the modify block, left operand candle open < or > PSAR, try to get this working if it fails ass a shared link to check.
@piotras10000 2 options,
pink for each>(-)pink pips away>buy/sell
ontrade tab purple trade closed>buy/sell
@vish As far as I know this checks the trades on account so when bot starts makes no difference, if you still struggle to get it working put a shared link here, make sure symbol and group are set to what's needed.
@marvinm When you get the understanding it's not complicated, but not simple.
This is the logic:
check BB hi/low distance on a candle then add 1 to candle ID and check again
when this is no longer true the opposite is checked
the conditions then check when the distance is correct for enough candles and display tight or apart
if gap isn't big or small enough for enough candles the comment will say transferring
@marvinm I was looking at this the other day, in link you can see how to find when the BB squeezes and then spreads, you will have to work out when to act but the essentials are there: https://fxdreema.com/shared/cK6xkUfF
@rgoo Yes a hedge removes the need to use SL (I think this is a bad idea), but this was about how to get trail working correctly, conditions used to place trades are separate.
@musa-5 Ok then copy and share blocks, as is it places first trade (using parent trade), then once 2nd trade is placed it needs to work with the partial trades, also try the pink add to position blocks instead of buy/sell.
@haikel That should work, to ensure dot is above or below set up 1 for buy and 1 for sell, use a condition block in middle of pink to check dot is above or below candle.
@nashwan Put the indicator and the shared project. I don't know what this means, you may find answer on google.
@nashwan Test it on strategy tester.
@olybram Am not sure what your asking, there is blue close blocks that do this?
@nashwan No, add your latest shared link here and the indicator, I'll have a look, what I put above was tested and was working.
@william-1 Have never used that once per trade block and that position is probably not correct, use a blue no trade block to limit trades to 1, alternatively use a count trades block, there are blocks that do orders and trades.
@rgoo Not specifically, 1 trail block set for buy's and sells can be connected to both no trade yellow dots. Logically the yellow means if trade, so when buy yellow buy is activated, when sell yellow sell is activated, I prefer to having a separate tree controlling the trail.
@valhallafx In the input/settings/colors you will see a rough idea of buffer numbers, create new and test to see which ones have data.
@valhallafx Your screen recorder is covering most of the screen, when you add this indicator to your chart, open data window and see what information is there, this will give you an idea of what you can get from the indicator, in fx when custom indicator is added you will have to add buffers, you can call these whatever you like, put these in a comment block and see what buffers contain information.
