@tonyramirez "every n bars" doesn't respect your positions with its calcuations, it will always fall out of sync - the block is kinda useless...
Use the pink loop block with "check age" to close the trades.
@tonyramirez "every n bars" doesn't respect your positions with its calcuations, it will always fall out of sync - the block is kinda useless...
Use the pink loop block with "check age" to close the trades.
@l-andorrĂ to me it looks like the EA doesnt clear the value before putting new one on it. Don't know how to fix it, though
@tenfold your blocks arent connected. Without any connection, block is offline. Not active.
@biztet Yes.
Trailing step = how much the SL line can move, at minimum
How big "steps" the line takes.
@biztet I dont know, it kinda depends on your system
https://fxdreema.com/shared/WQ0iub3Dc

@biztet profit reduces by x% -> close?
Most simple option would be trailing stop, it has "% of profit" option nowadays
@biztet I dont remember about this, could you give a summary of what you need
@biztet oh sorry, didnt notice lol
@biztet yes, thats what you asked for, right? 
https://fxdreema.com/shared/PEBxB2rgb

@marquillos21 doesnt look too promising, sorry to say

@l-andorrĂ I think you want this option from the drop-down

@ontrade put it in custom mql code block.
For example, if you want to withdraw 500 usd, put
TesterWithdrawal(500)
I'd say withdrawing the lucky wins before account is destroyed will not lead to anything... You will only surrender the most effective tool of investing, compound interest.
Anyway, here is the mql5 function to simulate withdrawals:
https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/common/testerwithdrawal
@l-andorrĂ dont know, honestly. I've always found objects a bit buggy and unnecessary...
@l-andorrĂ I dont know about fibonaccis, but the reason here might also be that the EA doesnt find the object and returns value 0. Zero is always below candle close.
Get 100% proof by putting the fibo in a comment block, so that you see what level its referring to