@fran Siempre puedes crear nuevas variables true/false que detengan la estructura de lanzamiento de operaciones mientras hay esas condiciones no se aplican en este momento. No necesitas un bloque concreto. Basta con que añadas una condición más que sea false cuando no sean todas las otras ciertas y true cuando seá así.
@piptheripper So If I undertand it correctly, you need the EA to compare two distances: 20 pips or the lowest price of the previous 5 candles. Whichever is lower will be applied and in no case it will exceed 20 pips. Is that correct?
@lali Then you need to connect the 'modify variables' block at the bottom of the 'For each closed tree' branch.
@johntyr Do you really need infinite buttons on the chart? What is the point for that?
@bhadzlagayan You can use a 'Comment' block for that, but I don't fully understand what you exactly mean by 'how much the price should move'.
@luanainteglia You will need some variables for sure. How many closed trades should the EA look for?
@kepler En ese caso necesitas crear una variable y almacenar el valor del ATR en ese momento inmediatemente después de abrir la operación así:
Puedes usar entonces ese valor de la variable en el bloque de Trailing stop.
@daverawcus This one is for real programmers. I'm afraid I have no idea about this, sorry. 
@nasru Then it's weird because it should work. I don't see any problem in teh logic. Can you please try changing the 'group mode'? Try it woth 'group#/ only everywhere.
@cristian-0 No entiendo exactamente lo que pides. El bloque ya hace eso. Lo que pasa es que lo hace una vez para cada una de las operaciones cerradas en la plataforma hasta ahora. ¿Es posible que lo que quieras es que sólo se fije en la más reciente cerrada?
@max-c Apparently fxDreema cannot identify the buffers. You can try it manually with these tutorials:
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/9105/tutorial-working-with-ex4-ex5-indicator-file
@fran Not sure I fully understand. Can you please be more specific?
@legitimate You will need to use the 'on trade' tab to do that. Using the 'on tick' one is more complicated. Only the first initial trades should be opened cia the 'on tick' tab. Then all trades later one should be open with the 'on trade' tab.
@badboydjl I don't fully understand what you mean. Can you please upload a screenshot with a visual example?
@eswar You will need one variable to control that value. You can use a boolean variable initialized to false with a 'once per week' block. Than when that pip target is reached the variable is immediately moved to 'true'. Finally you will need a condition block on top of your launching structure with the variable set a s 'false'.
@lali You will need a 'modify variables' block inwich your 'actual_lot' variable should be reinitialized to 0 connected immediately below the corresponding 'close trade' block. However, I'm not sure if the will work in your case because I don't see wich conditions are those defining when the lot size increasing is over.
@piptheripper Not completely sure what you mean. Can you please upload an image?
@gurpals That is not a trivial project. Don't you have any initial project to begin with? You will need several variables controlling those values.
