Posts made by roar

@aldric "buy now" and "sell now" blocks have a martingale option, which will help you double the lots. You also need to check type of last trade, and check profit of last trade. There are blocks for those specific tasks.

Personally I'm not interested in gambling systems

@geofx hi!
The keys are declared as integers there. Try changing them to
input string

@7r4d3rsg ok, then you have to select the trade with the violet blocks

@7r4d3rsg this will close all positions once per week:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/msSRQAeUc

Use "once per bar" and set timeframe to weekly.
You will pay high spread though

@georgicaa Just change Candle ID to 1.
ID 0 is the current, still moving candle. You want the last completed candle.

@chibu like this

@adr383847 Options -> Project options -> Project options

@clubsport640 the bug seems to be about the trailing money stop.
If you go to the error lines using metaeditor, you see they all are about the Symbol() function.
If you manually replace those Symbol() things with "EURUSD" string, it will compile, but this is hardly a solution... Admin doesnt visit the forum very often, consider reporting this to support@fxdreema.com

Do you have "Custom (price fraction)" as the SL type?
Does your broker have min SL distance?

You can also share your project link.

@sqlz Your fxdreema settings should look like this:

@alphaomega but it does work.
Maybe you are using too small timeframe, its pretty rare for M1 or M5 to rise 10 pips in just 2 candles.

you could restrict the EA to only modify stops when it has no stop in place.

i.e. Condition: stop loss == 0

These tick marks makes the values appear. Untick them. Also, the brown things are constants, not variables. You cant change constants in "modify variables".

Minimum distance depends on broker.

@rafał use candle ID 1.
ID 0 is the current, moving candle, ID 1 is last completed candle.

@migen I'm not sure, but generally a logical TRUE is equal to numeric 1. So you could try just replacing && with + sign:
variable = (D1 > D11 || D1 == 7) + (D2 > D22 || D2==7) + (D3 > D33 || D3==7)

@migen This should work
(D1 > D11 || D1 == 7) && (D2 > D22 || D2==7) && (D3 > D33 || D3==7)