Posts made by jstap

This depends on what you mean by re-entry, if you mean wait for a new signal, you will need to set a flag for the signal.

Probably but I do not quite understand what you need?

Use condition block(s), put in your price level:

Paste your cone here and say where you have added it, I'll have a look

I showed you how to achieve this... don't repeat questions just say you don't understand or something:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/23477/one-trade-cycle-per-candle-no-re-entry-after-tp-sl-in-same-candle

how is your global variable set? If it's not it can't return true.

On tick tab your logic allows the trades put this under a flag - on trade tab trade closed set the flag (so no more trades can be placed) - on tick once per bar (reset the flag (so trades can be placed).

What don't you understand? after all your place a trade conditions, use a once per bar (candle) set to how you want, then place the trade you want placed...

conditions - once per bar (set to TF, or current if it matches chart used) - place order

the calculatedlot that is saved into the calculatedlot variable in the function is then used from the variable in the project EA

Thought I sent tis before, create it in FX, then you can use:

don't duplicate questions: https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/1893/Library-Studio/28?_=1775737635020

All I can say is I do it all the time

calculatetlot is sent from function to variables:

In the studio I have added to in settings and functions once created this is part of the EA code so you can access in project.

if the value is saved into a variable created in FA but written to from the custom block code you can reference it from your variable.

in the function save to a variable, create the variable in your EA project, read and use as normal.

Created this a long time ago, but this should do it: https://fxdreema.com/shared/LpSPypV5

This should do it, there is code on two tabs: https://fxdreema.com/shared/UPExIp7D

trees starting with 14 & 19 will never fire... because no trade - trades != 0 conflict with each other. I do not see how your 2 RSI conditions can pass at the same time, as 1 is high on the RSI chart and the other low, while asking for a cross not just < or >

I would use on trade to tell me this: