Posts made by l'andorrà

@shahrukhan2020 Then you need to do this:

@Morpheus_0 You can substitute the pink line for candle ID. The pink line is a candle in the past that will be increasing its ID by as new candles are appearing on the chart.

The green line is reached when its candle ID is zero:

You forgot to add the link.

@Bandito7 Easy. You just need to select this option instead of 'Any symbol':

No this only works on the 'on tick' tab.

You're welcome.

Can you please share the link to the project?

Sorry for the confusion but, apparently you confirmed and denied my question in two different replies?

I agree with VHV. That is probably the best solution.

Not sure I fully understand what you mean. Do you want several open trades at the same time with the exact lot size (0.04)? I don't see the point of that. Why not opening one only trade for the global lot size you need? You will save a lot of commissions.

Unless the bot can access the info provided by that indicator, it will not work. The only two options are via the indicator's buffers or indicator's objects, s sktsec said. If none of them are available to the bot, there will be no communication between them.

You're welcome.

Yes, but then you need to create a loop with with an array that can store the ticket numbers of the selected trades. That is not possible with fxDreema. You will need a programmer that can create that array first and then incorporate it into your bot via custom code block.

@alhammeed1990 In this example you can see how to do that when price is 20 pips in loss from the previous open price.

You're welcome.

@Safeer992 You need to do this:

@haitham You can select a maximum loss you are ready to accept for all open trades (EUR 50.00, for example) and then do this:

All open trades will be closed when that global loss is hit.

Did you check if the custom indicator is compatible with fxDreema? That is the first step before moving on.

Just copy the suggested code into a grey 'custom mql code' block.

Why do you need to draw that line? You can store the value of that price level into a variable instead.