Posts made by l'andorrà

@ramimoujaes I cannot answer as quickly as I would like, man. Can you please share the latest version of your EA? That previous one didn't include all suggestions I offered.

@benny-0 Can you please share your project?

@xander said in Help with reducing variable to 1 and stopping loop:

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Ok. That's much better. Here is what I see in my first look at it:

1. That 'pass' block ID60 is redundant. You can remove it.
2. What is the logic behind of your sell connected immediately after the 'buy now' block AND, at the same time, to all yellow outputs of those conditions necessary to open a buy? You are asking a sell to be open immediately after a buy is true!

@yoloyacht I join this thread!! I have no idea how to do that. I tried with several combos but to no avail. Can someone give us a hand, please?

miro?
roar?

@ontrade You're welcome.

@sc8rpion Do you mean in your EA or your custom indicator?

@bhovens I don't see any special issue with the whole project. I recommend you to duplicated the structue below both 'For each trade' block on the 'On trade' tab. Just create one variable for the oldest and another one for the newest open trades (as you are doing now) and store the amount of money of each one this way:

Then subtract one from the other in a 'formula' block and finally compare it with with value of 5. Not an elegant soluton but probaly effective.

@xyon126 Calla, calla, que este año me planto con 52, amigo. La foto esa es de hace 10 años, ja, ja. A ver, creo que al final no va a hacer falta la variable. Mira esta estructura:

El bloque de arriba dice que debe haber tres velas seguidas bajistas, que serán la ID 2, la ID y la ID4. El bloque de abajo exije que justo despues haya dos velas alcistas, la actual ID0 y la anterior ID1. Luego inviertes los bloques para las operaciones opuestas y listo.

@floridabrazil Use a 'Position created' block on top of your log block on the 'on trade tab. Be sure you select the manually created option. Then remove the 'Pass' block there.

@miroslaw My first recommendation is reading all 'Instruction' and 'How to' pages. They are very informative and they will gove a first look at the platform. Once done, we can be back here to begin with your EA. Ok?

@an1dres Can you please share you project?

@doctorninja Let's do it step by step. Ok?

1. Remove both 'Trailing stop' blocks from thier current positions and use one only. Please note they are duplicated and they are loops. That no the way to use them. Take your now single block and connect it under a 'Pass' block in a separate tree.
2. Now duplicate the buy/sell structure. Use two separate trees, one for buys only and another one for sells only.

Once done, share it again, please

@fm2020 The problem is that ths value cannot be complied correctly. Sadly, I'm not a programmer so I cannot offer you a solution. Are those 'current' input parameters selectable? I mean, can you choose, 1H, 4H, Daily, etc.?

@q8carpenter Disconnect that 'trailing stop' block from that positin. It is a 'loop' block that is now connected below another 'loop' block (For each trade). You'd better separate them.

@khalids222 Honestly I do not understand the logic behind the double loop structure. It is obvious that this is a roar's suggestion! Maybe he will be able to offer you some hints. I'm afraid this is too much for me, sorry.

@tinachipindu You're welcome.

@xander Can you please share the link for the latest version?

@tambariakpo Your condition blocks are comparing openings and closings in the same candle, as XYON said. Are you maybe tryung to confirm if a candle is a bull or bear, maybe?

@xyon126 You're welcome. De nada.

@tenfold said in how to buy and sell at specific timing?:

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What you need is a 'Time filter' block like this:

Remove the candle time limits from your pending orders blocks.