Posts made by l'andorrà

@Mpondo-Ayabonga What do you mean exactly?

@oskars You can try this:

You will need the 'for each trade' on top to make it work correctly.

@CAVINCENT Sure. You need something like this:

That is a common problem in fxDreema. There is no option in the platform to recognize those shared buffers. I'm afraid you will need a programmer to fix that.

This is the second thread you created for the exact same request. Please don't duplicate threads.

That would breach the terms and conditions of fxDreema.

Can you please share the link to take a look at it?

Then you need to use a 'check distance' block specifying that.

I replied to that exact same question in your previous question on the thread you replied to. Please don't duplicate threads.

In my experience, when more that one value is included in the same buffer fxDreema cannot recognize it. You can try to emulate the buffers manually and separately as explained here:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema

But I don't think it will work.

Do you need closed trades to be considered in your calculation? Because if they are not, you can use a blue 'check profit (unrealized)' block with your target profit connected to a close trades block.

@Chen-7 You can use a 'once per bar' block, but there is no guarantee the first time it is triggered will confirm the final type of candle.

You can use a spread filter so that no trade is open unless spread is below or equal a maximum value you choose.

What do you exactly mean? What is the exact problem?

You can consider if the last week's candle was bullish or bearish and if the MA for the weekly TF is in that same direction, for example.

Thank you very much for sharing.

Is the EA removed from the chart when paused? Because if it is not, you can store the value of the last lot size into a variable and retaken later.

You're welcome.

@nataliarelish You can also find many Youtube channels offering free stuff (like me)

Some people recommended me Strategyquant long ago. However, I'm no sure it's better than MT4 itself. Maybe this is a good point to search for more info.