Posts made by l'andorrà

@fenixtrading There are no variables inserted into blocks 'Pelican_AutocloseBuy' and 'Pelican_AutocloseSell'.

@pipsacoin I'm afraid I don't fully understand what you mean.

I recommend you to move the 'close trades' blocks from its current positions to a new separate block tree.

Now on your question. If I understand it correctly, you want that when a trade is closed by TS, a new order should be open in the next candle (not in the current one) if conditions are met. Right?

You can try this:

@mikev_303 Sorry, I forgot. Just substitute the 'Custom(pips)' option by 'Custom (price fraction)'.

That is programmer's stuff. Maybe miro or roar can help.

@mndiarra This is an option (I chose H1 as a higher timeframe):

@ddoc Can you please provide some images?

You're welcome.

Then the best option is storing the value of the high/low into a variable and use it in a condition block.

You can find a lot of free indicators on the mql5.com site.

@fabiobioware No, your configuration right now will move the SL in 20 pips segments. It is correct that it will activate 200 pips away from open price, but once it hits that distance, teh SL will be moved to 40 pips above open price. Every 100 pips above the current SL level, the SL level will move 20 pips. That is what it is doing now.

Hoenstly, I'm not sure about the meaning of that 'overflow' message, sorry.. Maybe roar or miro could help.

@rafał The logic of your project is correct. The question is, when is a trade supposed to be closed? At the exact moment an opposite trade should be open? After it? Before it?

@biztet So if I understand you correctly, you wany one only EA running on a single chart but controlling all trades from multiple symbols at the same time?

Yes, you can. Are you talking about the same question of your other thread? If so I answered there. Please don't duplicate questions.

It should be of a double type.

Can you deviate some blocks to the 'on Trade' tab? That would discharge the processing requirements of those on the 'on Tick' tab.

@biztet No. You just need to specify this in all relevant blocks:

@seb-0 Exactly. You can customize the trailing step within the trailing stop block.