Posts made by l'andorrà

@haidang8055 Some more details would be appreciated. What kind of retracements are you looking for exactly?

@kallosh You are not using the recommended 'Trade closed' block. I recommend you to use it.

@cristall86 I cannot say anything before looking at the project, sorry.

@gonza You can try this for all symbols including EUR. Didn't test it, though.

@vonmunchy This is a more efficient option via the 'on trade' tab:

@vonmunchy Do you mean showing the lines on the same chart? That cannot be done. You can draw lines only on the active chart. You will need to run teh EA on different charts at the same time for each symbol.

@digimax Puedes filtrar por grupo aquí:

@skf1883 Thank you.

@saeed-2 albertomferreira is right. Unless you create some custom code you will need as many condition blocks as you show in your example.

@digimax Entonces el problema es el indicador, sin duda. Lo más probable es que sea de los que repinta. Esos hay que evitarlos a toda costa.

@mohamed80 Yes, you can do that wth variables. You can create a boolen variable to identify the first crossing and then requiring it as a condition for the next one, for exmple.

@haidang8055 Can you please create a different thread for your question? We should not move away from the topic of this thread. I promise I will take a look at you new thread.

@kestra Yes, you can move all the blocks to that tab, pero there will be some elements that will work differently. Try ot and let me know your results.

@xvenom You're welcome.

@nehemiah7 That depends on what you need and how it is supposed to happen. There is not a specific way to do it.

@bagheria You will find the solutions in this thread:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/12490/how-to-calculate-only-buy-orders/6

@weius I already answered your previous thread with the same question. Please don't duplicate threads.

@weius You can use different condition blocks searching for that info on different timeframes normally. Then you can combine those conditions blocks on your project normally.

@7m0d3s Then you need a loop searching for that information. Sadly I'm not an expert at loops. Maybe miro or roar can help.

@hsfbm I'm not sure that is possible. Can any programmer confirm this, please?