Posts made by l'andorrà

@fenixtrading I recommend you to store its value in a variable and then use a 'Comment' block including it.

@antonio You need a 'string' type variable for that, not a 'double' one.

@ttu22 Never! You need to separate what need to be separated!

@kekhumbo This is for real programmers. Anyone here?

@jwojtas33 Honestly I never used that option. Did you try higher balances in your demos tests and got the same results?

@molibedium There are no 'perfect examples' for all those features. There are effective ways to do them, though. I can share some examples dealing with all those points. However, there is no guarantee they will be exactly what you need necessarily. Maybe a more detailed description of your strategy would help.

@gligroup Much better now, but why did you remove tha 'once per bar' block? That was not necessary.

@agitins Then you should probably try a martingale money management. Let me insist that I do not recommend the structure you suggest in the second link, but if it works for you, no problem.

@ttu22 You need to disconnect blocks 8 and 27, as well as blocks 9 and 24. Then try it again.

Can you please share the link of your project?

@gligroup The 'No trade' block on tp is the reason of it beacuse it is stopping buys and sellss at the same time. You need to move the 'once per bar' block on top and then duplicated the 'no trade' blocks, one for buys onlyand the other one for sells only.

@fxgump I mean this for buys:

@envex Can you please share the link of the whole project?

@barinua Remove blocks 5 and 8.

@rld51251 You just need to connect a 'close trades' block below the 'Check profit (unrealized)'. Once the amount of pips you are looking for is reached, all open trades will be closed. That 'bucket of trades' block is unnecessary.

I also recommend you to use candle ID 1 in all operands of all condition blocks.

@mikev_303 Sorry, but I don't remember what you are talking about.

@agitins Ok. Now I see. What you need is this block:

It should be connected betwee blocks 26 and 23 and there you can spacify how many open trades do you want to be checked. In my example there should be 0 (because 0 is lower than 1).

@nykz1 Ok. That is exactly what variable ATR_C1 is doing. That value is stored there and it is a number in pips. What you need to do now is use it in the trailing stop block. However, instead fo using the Custom(price fraction) option as per the image above you should select the 'fixed pips' option and then embed the ATR_C1 below it.

@ambrogio No. Free users can enjoy the full power of fxDreema coding. What they cannot enjoy, though, is creating big projects. Ambrogio is right. Can you please share your project?