Posts made by l'andorrà

This is an interesting question I'm also interested in. My guess is that 'on timer' goes first, but I'm not a programmer, so I cannot be sure. Any help here would definitely be appreciated.

I don't fully understand the image. I see 3 sell positions pointing out three high prices on bullish candles that are in different positions through both MA. Could you please be more specific?

Yes, you need a loop searching for that information. However, when you say the 'first' 5 candles, do you mean the first 5 candles AFTER the MACD line crosses 0? Or can those be ANY 5 consecutive candles regardless when that crossing happened?

If you are a free subscriber now you can build projects with 10 connections maximum. Unless your strategy conditions are VERY simple, yes, you will need to pay for a subscription plan to build it.

Nothing changed since that last miro suggestion, sadly.

@Crisfx Then you should use a 'For each trade' block selecting how many trades should be skipped per segment instead.

Yes, you can do that. But you can also do it without paying for any subscription as far as your bot is not using more than 10 connections between blocks.

Do you mean the next 5 candles AFTER the MACD crossing the 0 level of 5 candles AFTER both MACD and MA conditions are true at the same time?

You need variables to get that. Are you familiar with variables in fxDreema?

Thank you very much for sharing.

You can use a counter variable to do exactly that. When variable hots, 2900 it is reset and the EA blocks until tomorrow.

Can you please share the link to your project? It should work correctly.

No. that block is designed as a loop. Trades are closed sequentially. You will need custom code for what you need.

@justgod2000 I created a very particular version of the oscar's grind for a client some years ago. You can have it here:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/YE7vmE75e

At the request of my client I had to add some features that are not included in the traditional strategy, but the lot size distribution is the original one. I hope this can be an inspiration for you.

What you need is explained in the second half of the first post here:

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

Moving averages are not straight lines. That angle should be measured as a derivative tangent on each point. Do you mean that, maybe?

Yes, that is possible, but you will need some custom code to store the relevant information into a file that can be retrieved later by the EA once it is run again on the chart. You will need a programmer to do that, I'm afraid.

@DragonZueloTrends Nuevamente estás preguntando lo mismo en otro hilo. Por favor, no multipliques hilos con la misma cuestión.

I'm afraid I don't speak your language. I speak Catalan and Spanish, if that helps.