Posts made by jstap

The 1st section (under settings) it is where the action code goes, I called it on tick for this but
it depends on where the block is used.

Add a comment block, in the block right click and add the variable, under add the variable again adjusted by +1
On screen you will see the difference

It shouldn't, do your trees start with a no trade block?

@BrianaM1 It could move into a slight win, but on average a loss is more likely

Yes because at breakeven price the close signal is sent, but by the time things close price may have moved into a slight loss

Put the result into a comment, this way you can see on screen when things should close

If you set it to 0 it would try to close at breakeven, will likely cause a small loss though

It is your choice, doing it that way should account for the total profit, but you have a chance that things like slippage will cause a loss

various ways, condition block, profit < x.xx - close block

This will check the combined total profit and close all

Set a SL, or set a close trades when loss is too much

I do not know, the link I put above compiles for me.

You are using on MT5?

Here is the code again

on tick section:

{
startTime = GetMicrosecondCount(); // Record start time
sTrade.SetAsyncMode(true); // Enable asynchronous trade operations

CloseAllPositions();                // Call function to close all positions
PrintPerformance(startTime);        // Monitor performance

}

In the global variables section::

#include <Trade/Trade.mqh>
ulong startTime; // To store the start time for performance measurement
CTrade sTrade; // Trade object used for operations

In the custom function section::

void CloseAllPositions() {
for (int cnt = PositionsTotal() - 1; cnt >= 0 && !IsStopped(); cnt--) {
if (PositionGetTicket(cnt)) {
sTrade.PositionClose(PositionGetInteger(POSITION_TICKET), 100);
uint code = sTrade.ResultRetcode();
Print("Close result code: ", IntegerToString(code));
}
}
}

void PrintPerformance(ulong startTime) {
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
Print("Elapsed time: ", IntegerToString(GetMicrosecondCount() - startTime), " microseconds. Open positions: ", IntegerToString(PositionsTotal()));
if (PositionsTotal() <= 0) { break; }
Sleep(100);
}
}

@sktsec I do not know, but it sells constantly. Maybe it is dependant on the part of the world. Amazon are active in these countries: United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, Australia, and Singapore (probably more)

I will have a look at how it could be bought otherwise, if people tell me there country they are trying to buy from I will see what I can do

I think this would show on the common tab, but possibly would need created by another means.

Connect the blocks, the condition is how you had it set

@sajjad3245 Your welcome

There are a few things you need to do, creating the buttons is simple, on init draw button (named), with at least 2 blocks - on tick use then redraw

on init create the picture, in the forum you will find ways people have done this

To get this working in FX you need to create a custom block:

I have done that here: https://fxdreema.com/shared/GVIxc5AZ. But I haven't tested it, so I don't know if it works. You will need to set the condition to activate it

This is how I created:
in the 1st section (on tick in this case)
{
startTime = GetMicrosecondCount(); // Record start time
sTrade.SetAsyncMode(true); // Enable asynchronous trade operations

CloseAllPositions();                // Call function to close all positions
PrintPerformance(startTime);        // Monitor performance

}

In the global variables section:
#include <Trade/Trade.mqh>
ulong startTime; // To store the start time for performance measurement
CTrade sTrade; // Trade object used for operations

In the custom function section:
void CloseAllPositions() {
for (int cnt = PositionsTotal() - 1; cnt >= 0 && !IsStopped(); cnt--) {
if (PositionGetTicket(cnt)) {
sTrade.PositionClose(PositionGetInteger(POSITION_TICKET), 100);
uint code = sTrade.ResultRetcode();
Print("Close result code: ", IntegerToString(code));
}
}
}

void PrintPerformance(ulong startTime) {
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
Print("Elapsed time: ", IntegerToString(GetMicrosecondCount() - startTime), " microseconds. Open positions: ", IntegerToString(PositionsTotal()));
if (PositionsTotal() <= 0) { break; }
Sleep(100);
}
}

To save the EA starting equity add a pass block:

To close trades if equity is higher split the trees:

What is saving the starting equity? Blocks under a no trade block will not work once a trade is running