Posts made by l'andorrà

@ettaher You're welcome.

@mee-air You need something like this:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/bKbTjhrse

Look especially at the configuration of both 'formula' blocks.

Are you sure you want to use both D+ and D- values? They are terribly repainting!!

@alizamani Then you can do this:

And jstaps option is also valid.

Do you have a MACD divergence indicator that doesn't repaint? That the first step.

@felix2828 You are asking for the Holy Grial, man! I wish I knew to to do that. I would be rich now. I'm afraid the most logic option is using several criteria that have been previously tested separately before combining them later. And that requires time.

@Sadegh-z You're welcome...3 years later!!!

I know this case. For some reason the value of highs and lows is following an apparently incoherent sequence. On of the reasons why I simply stopped using Zigzag is because of that. Sometimes high 0 is the closest high to the current value and other times it is the second closest one for no apparent reason. Is the admin modifying the indicator maybe?

@BatamNice Yes. It is not available any more.

What am I supposed to read in you previous post exactly?

@KLG LOL

@Jimmy-Mora You can do it this way:

I don't know if terminal variables can do it. What I'm saying s that you don't know them if you are using standard variables like I said.

I don't see how and when the button is created. I guess this is just part of your structure, not the complete project. All blocks closing partially should be positioned in the 'on chart' tab connected below the 'mouse clicked on object' block. That way it will only happen once when you click the button.

Asking for reviewing big projects like this is not the most efficient to search for help in these forums, I'm afraid. This is my recommendation. Test smaller portions of the bot separately in order to find the one working wrong. I know it can be boring and time consuming, but it is also the most effective in the long run.

@vijithtr Yes, of course you can. But then you need to provide a different group to all other trades.

@Sadegh-z The only loophole I found to do something like that is by using an intermediate 'modify variables' block where a new variable is taking the value from the constant.

@willramsey If you need the bot to find that horizontal line as soon as the terminal is reopen you will need a standard variable (never a terminal variable) and store the price value in the 'on init' tab like this:

Please notice that the line should have a name that needs to be correct. Otherwise it will not find it.

I don't get the logic behind that. What is this structure supposed to do exactly?

I'm not a programmer, but I guess the problem is with the indicator's code. Additionally, MT5 on fxDreema is not as efficient as MT4. Can you try your bot and indicator on MT4. Probably it will work.