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    Posts made by khalids222

    • RE: How can I close two or three deals out of ten or more deals?

      @roar
      This is a simple example, but as you can see when opening, he closes only one trade and does not close the second, I need logic to define both deals together.
      https://fxdreema.com/shared/d7bb2S8Ub

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: How can I close two or three deals out of ten or more deals?

      @roar Simply any buy + sell equals = (+)positive .
      I want to close the buy + sell exactly

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: How can I close two or three deals out of ten or more deals?

      @roar Let me clarify to make the picture clearer:
      Suppose we have any number of deals, whether two, three, or more.
      Every time or every trade I want to combine the sell with the buy if their sum is equal to one. I want to close the deals that are equal to only one.
      Regardless of the sell and buy value, as long as the sum is greater than one and not zero.
      Usually, most of the loss is when the market goes up or down, and if we assume the market went in an opposite direction to you, there will be increased trades and thus a loss of the balance.
      The best way to avoid this is to close the sell while buying at the same time every time the total is positive
      I am not good at English, but simply any buy + sell position is equal to a positive number. I want to close these specific deals

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: How can I close two or three deals out of ten or more deals?

      @l-andorrà Thank you.

      @roar It seems that this problem will not be solved except with you.
      Is there a response please or the matter is complicated?

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • How can I close two or three deals out of ten or more deals?

      How can I close two or three deals out of ten or more deals?
      So that if I have ten short deals and I want to close the two deals that total zero
      Is there a suggestion ,advice

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Collect buying and selling profits

      @l-andorrà i thaink that

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Collect buying and selling profits

      @khalids222 i developed a model, but it is not good

      https://fxdreema.com/shared/MHl8KzqNb

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • Collect buying and selling profits

      How can I create a loop through which I can collect profits from winning and losing trades.
      When the sum of two deals reaches +10
      close the two deals only
      Example0_1616173119169_9999999.jpg

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Open sell from buy position every ten pips

      @bk7 Thank you very much for your response, the project is being tested.
      Thank you again for your thoughts

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Open sell from buy position every ten pips

      @rahim-1 Thank you very much, but what is required is to open a sell through an open long position when the price goes down, but I took advantage of your method.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Open sell from buy position every ten pips

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

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Open sell from buy position every ten pips

      HERE https://fxdreema.com/shared/JVNbMczyd
      Here I tried several ways to buy ten pips after the last deal and vice versa, but it did not succeed
      I tried again to collect the buying and selling and divide them /2, and from the same point, buy after +ten pips and sell when going down after -ten pips, and it did not succeed

      0_1615153688195_dada2dd4-aa0e-4a7c-9cae-ded42ec3785c-image.png

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Open sell from buy position every ten pips

      @l-andorrà Is it possible a simple form as well for the method, thank you in advance

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • Open sell from buy position every ten pips

      How do I open a buy position every ten pips up
      And open a position of selling every ten pips down from the first point of buy
      I am talking about opening a sell position from an existing long position,and vice versa.
      Is there a suggestion * Help

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: How do I set a special condition in the stop out level or margin ?

      @l-andorrà ok thank you

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: How do I set a special condition in the stop out level or margin ?

      @l-andorrà NO

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: How do I set a special condition in the stop out level or margin ?

      @l-andorrà said in How do I set a special condition in the stop out level or margin ?:

      I'm afraid I don't fully understand. You have 10 buys and cannot open the eleventh one but want 11 sells at one? Is that what you mean?
      @l-andorrà said in How do I set a special condition in the stop out level or margin ?:
      I'm afraid I don't fully understand. You have 10 buys and cannot open the eleventh one but want 11 sells at one? Is that what you mean?

      The ea works on the following:
      1- buy=0.01
      2- sell= 0.02
      3- buy=0.02
      4- sell=0.02
      5- buy=0.02
      6- sell=0.02
      7- buy=0.02
      8- sell=0.02
      9- buy=0.02
      10-sell=0.02
      11-buy=0.02

      Here, at this moment, you will find that the number of long positions exceeds the number of short positions by one
      total buy=11 lot & total sell = 10 lot
      At the same time, I closed my winning long positions = total buy (11 lot) & Remain short positions in loss (10 lot)
      At the moment the price direction has moved up, the expert advisor will open a buy position (11 lot) selling lot +1 .
      Also at the same moment, the expert advisor will not be able to open additional lot due to margin or stop out level .
      At the moment there are several options :
      1- make the expert open the same number of open trades in the market : 10 buy only So that they become hedging.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • How do I set a special condition in the stop out level or margin ?

      Suppose now I have (10) ten long open positions in the market .In the case of loss
      And my expert advisor works every time it calculates deals, buy and sell and increases one
      In the present example
      i have (10) buy And I can't open (11) sell , Because stop out level .Here at the moment I want to open the same number of open positions it is (10 sell) then + 1.
      How would the condition be in this case?

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Decrease numbers after the comma to an integer 0.00221010

      @raja0033 Thank you very much - useful information.

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
    • RE: Decrease numbers after the comma to an integer 0.00221010

      @l-andorrà It is not an integer, my problem is that it is not an integer?
      I do not know how you got an integer number?
      0_1610566426859_90909.jpg

      posted in Questions & Answers
      khalids222
      khalids222
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