@trader-philipps
yes, Thank you very much for your cooperation, it is working well now

@roar THANK YOU VERY MUCH

@roar
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I appreciate your efforts and thank you for helping me

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@roar Thank you very much it works well, thank you with all my heart.
Grateful to you

@roar I understood after the effort
You are really creative. Thank you, we always learn from you Deserve

@ajmd97fx said in How do I deal with price distances? Without any relation to time or candle:

no estoy seguro, pero creo que en tick id debes poner el valor 0

Thank you. I think if not put it is zero by default
that's not the reason

@ladydolares
It's not your fault
The issue is not resolved

@bk7 Thank you, but this method is not successful. Do you have a better suggestion

How can I work on a candle (H1) & make the expert through one per bar pass , How do I make it pass three deals between each one twenty minutes.

@l-andorrà I use chatgpt 4

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@l-andorrà said in "I want to set a variable that stores the balance every time it drops by 10 dollars.":

But why do you exactly need the variable if you can open a new trade directly when the condition is met?

The condition is not working correctly

I want in this example to open a trade whenever the balance drops by 10 dollars, regardless of the type of trade. I want to set a variable that stores the last balance value each time it changes. My attempts have not been successful."
https://fxdreema.com/shared/kGtTmczmd

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@jstap I honestly did not understand, but my question is: how do I store the balance in a variable after each SELLOR BUY PLEASE?

how i can SET the new balance after opening the transaction?

@jstap https://fxdreema.com/shared/5WxWi9tad
I have tried all the methods, but the problem is how to SET the new balance after opening the transaction. I put a zero number in the balance box after the buying and selling process, but I do not know whether it is correct or not.

@jstap First of all, thank you for the response, but I tried more than once and it did not work in all cases. I do not know what the problem is

In this example, I wanted to design an expert who opens a deal when the Equity drops ten dollars. Every time the Equity drops ten dollars, he opens a deal, but I could not create the logic for this method. I do not want to open a deal at every ten points through the pink blocks. I want to open a deal. When the balance drops to only ten dollars
https://fxdreema.com/shared/fedtKqgR
I used GPT chat, and it was explained, but I did not understand it in the BLOCKS method. Can someone explain it in the BLOCKS method?

double initialEquity;
double threshold = 10;

int OnInit() {
initialEquity = AccountEquity();
return INIT_SUCCEEDED;
}

void OnTick() {
double currentEquity = AccountEquity();

if (initialEquity - currentEquity >= threshold) {
    Print("Opening a trade because equity decreased by ", threshold, " dollars.");
    
    // Open a buy or sell trade randomly
    if (MathRand() % 2 == 0) {
        if (OrderSend(Symbol(), OP_BUY, 0.1, Ask, 3, 0, 0, "Opening a buy trade", 0, 0, clrGreen)) {
            Print("Buy trade opened successfully");
        } else {
            Print("Failed to open buy trade");
        }
    } else {
        if (OrderSend(Symbol(), OP_SELL, 0.1, Bid, 3, 0, 0, "Opening a sell trade", 0, 0, clrRed)) {
            Print("Sell trade opened successfully");
        } else {
            Print("Failed to open sell trade");
        }
    }
    
    // Update initial equity
    initialEquity = currentEquity;
}

}

In this code:

We define initialEquity to store the initial equity when the script starts.
We define threshold as 10 dollars.
In the OnInit function, we set initialEquity to the current equity.
In the OnTick function, we compare the current equity with initialEquity.
If the equity has decreased by threshold or more, a trade is opened randomly (buy or sell).
After opening the trade, we update initialEquity to the current equity to ensure the condition applies the next time equity decreases by another 10 dollars.
This way, a trade is opened each time the equity decreases by 10 dollars, whether it's a buy or sell trade, randomly.