Puedes escoger un filtro de candle ID. Le puedes decir que el bloque de 'comment' se ejecute cuando algo sucedió en la barra anterior y no en esta. El problema es saber qué es lo que sucedió en la barra anterior. ¿Es la apertura de una operación, por ejemplo?
@BBMess Never used that option, but did you read the documentation to check what you want is possible (look at the second half of the page)?
@MTAB You can create a loop as sktsec suggested (difficult option) or you can also check (less difficult option) that info as new candles are created. I mean, every time a candle is closed, check if that condition is true or now. If it is true, store the value into a variable. Unless there is a new value to overwrite in the future, you already got the info you need in 10, 20 or 100 candles ahead.
Never seen something like that. Could you please share the link to your project?
@Rafik This is the second thread you created for the exact same question. Please don't duplicate threads and focus on one only.
@Tulefi Impressive information so far. Thank you very much for sharing.
This is the second time you are asking the exact same question. I replied to the previous one. Please don't duplicate threads.
@aricanwar AFAIK, no fxDreema block can do that. I'm afraid you will need custom code to do it.
Could you please share the link to the project?
You need to use variables to do that. Are you familiar with variables?
@fernandoanton-90 Ok. I can help. Can you please list the set of conditions required to find that candle?
@Hempir In this example the bot will open a buy exactly 10 minutes after the last buy was open:
You need to use groups. Each new distance should open a new trade belonging to a different group. That way you can control different opening distances for each group.
Please, be very skeptic with ANY Youtube video showing any strategy. All of them are edited to look wonderful. Did you try that strategy manually before trying to try it with fxDreema?
I'm afraid I don't speak French. I speak Catalan and Spanish if that can help.
You will need variables to do that. Are you familiar with how variables work?
