@thilinawiz-0 The easiest way to run conditions when the previous trade is closed is by heading your launching block tree with a 'No trade' block. On your break even requirement, you can create a boolean variable telling the EA when BE was ececuted so that no new trades can be launched until this happened.
@ontrade If this is the whole project, there should be no probem to execute a 'fast' backtest. It is a small number of blocks. The problem must be anywhere else.
@waynehan This is the third thread you created for the same question. I answered two of them. Plesse do not duplicate threads and focus just on one.
@waynehan You can get that by selecting these blocks:
@piotras10000 Can you please share your project?
@tcanuto I know. The problem is that I cannot find the reason why you are getting those results. It should work correctly. As I said befoer, maybe you should contacte the admin to let him know.
@cee1cee4 But he said he wanted 3 trades at the same time when the previous ones were closed.
I'm not a programmer so I have no idea how to read that code. What I can suggest is that you can create a whole structure to calculate the lot size and then embed it into your launching blocks. However, it is not a trivial one. Do you have an initial project to begin with?
@dicky This is the way to move your TP to -10 pips when your trade is -25 pips:
@tony-3 Some additional info would be appreciated. What is the exact problem?
@ontrade You need to select the options 'crosses above' or 'crosses below' instead of the one in your screenshot.
@khalids222 I'm afraid I cannot see yet what your strategy is after all. If I understand it correctly, your EA will open one or more trades every dat. All of them will be closed at the same time and then the same amount of new trades should be open?
@01punchman Is this the whole project or just a part of it? On the other hand, I suggest you to try it again but removing this time the 'skip tick' block. I knpw you need it but I want to be sure it is not the cause of the problem.
@len-1 Interesting, didn't know that.
