@xander The problem is block 62. You are definning the initial values for all those variables and then you want to catch and compare high values from the three previous candles. Why are you initialitizing those variables with those values every new bar?
@ontrade Do you have any initial project to begin with?
@yoloyacht Thechnically you can. The problem is that it will be a static number while what we need is a dynamic one. AFAIK, that if not possible to do in fxDReema, which is sad! 
Can someone please confirm I'm wrong?
@jsauter86 Very interesting. Thank you.
@sc8rpion Culd you please share the link instead of just uploading images? That would help a lot.
@danzadrummer You will need some variables to do many of those calculations. Do you have any initial project to begin with?
@tonyramirez Cases 1 and 2 are very clear. Case 3 should be 0.9. Case 4, as you say, does nothing when set to 0. Case 5 is for a specific price level, like 1.0236. In general is is better to use proce fraction because pips are already defined by case 2.
@tenfold No. I mean like this:
@khalids222 Maybe I would use a variable to stop the whole launching part but I'm not completely sure I catch that part of 'number returns'. You want to work on a single pip margin. That is very dangerous because what if a tick moves your price not one but 5 pips at once? No one can control that. How is the srategy dealing with a situation like that?
@ramimoujaes I answerd in your new thread. Please take a look at my suggestions there. We can continue there also, please..
This is a very weird strategy. I don't see the logic behind it. Additionally, why don't you want to use 'Once per bar'?
@miroslaw Ok. We can begin now. Please list all conditions required for a buy only trade. We will duplicate it later for sells.
@osamaababneh Can ypu please upload a screenshot showing it, please? That would help.
@tenfold Sorry my fault. You need to add another time filter from the closing time to 23:59 and connect a 'close trades' block below it. Thatway all trades will be closed before tomorrow's session.
@darrow No you need to update all that info. This is why you need to do it on the 'on tick tab' with a variabla and a constant. Try this:
@ontrade Can you please give more detail aboy that 5 seconds rule? I do not understand it correctly, I guess.
@ramimoujaes For your question one this is the simplest way to do it:
However, this will close the trade immediatley after creating it, so you will need another filter to know at what exact moment the EA is supposed to know when a new candle is open.
For your question 2 you can use this:
I forgot to add a 'clse trades' block below, sorry.
Apparently q8carpenter got it. Can you please confirm?
