Posts made by roar

I see that you are new, so this solution with a loop and a variable might look like black magic, but here it is anyways lol:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/ZKvsHLgYc

I never work with time, so this is just a guess, by try this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/eglnRYR2c

info:
https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/162999
https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/dateandtime/timecurrent

Easiest way is to use Envelopes indicator.

@xlabcapital You cant do that, but ATR 1 and 20 is pretty much the same

@chicrala said in 3rd candle of the day:

Hi, how can I identify that "this is the 3rd candle of the day" to start an action (buy for example)?

Create a variable that counts candles, reset it once each day, then check if variable == 3.

@ranjayforex I would create a list of hashes, like 100 different hashes, and those would act as "licenses" for the EA. Before the EA starts (OnInit) put a loop that compares the user-input hash to the listed hashes, and if no match is found -> terminate

This would still allow users to share their own "passwords" to other users, but anyway I would say MQL is not the best for cryptographic purposes....

I don't really want to get involved in this dispute, but in general you should avoid these kind of risk graphs - bad trades are solved by increasing the lot size:

@sammylegacy1 Hi!

I dont know about the custom indicator, but here's how to do trailing stop in fxdreema.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/DgGkyNU2d

I continued this project by extrapolating the lines, allowing to compare current price to the extrapolated line.

Why I made it so unneccessarily complex is, this way I never have to read any values from objects, everything is done mathematically. Reading values from objects is buggy as ****. Also, thinking ahead, it's easier to implement into multi-currency systems...

https://fxdreema.com/shared/dQjckUy3b

I made a fun little tool that creates high-low lines based on RSI, and decided to share it here in case anyone finds use for it.

I will not bother explaining this in detail, feeling lazy lol

https://fxdreema.com/shared/n4LXpQO1b

@migen I'd say using a variable in the group number is the best option, you will have to touch every block, though.

Also make sure that your system is not unnecessarily big, usually you can reuse the same blocks with a loop...

Put "once per bar" on top of your project, and also use candle ID 1 in the block settings. These are the basic tricks for every problem lol

This mysterious bug has happened to me too. Try writing the variable into the field instead of inserting it with right-click.

@l-andorrà @Zackry Hi!

Its just trickery with the candle ID. Here's an example that plots the ma crossing points, hope you get the idea:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/YndXsmKM

@rosliomar the fxdreema EAs never attach the indicators, they only work on the background. If you want to see the lines, you will have to manually add them

@l-andorrà Just use bool type in the constant
https://docs.mql4.com/basis/types/integer/boolconst

@faiz43 You can better control those mechanics from the On Trade tab, using a suitable activation:

@faiz43 "Check trade count == 1" and then "Once per trades" and then this "modify stops"

@fabiobioware Envelopes. Use envelopes indicator, its the same thing but much simplier.

@zaccroft does the block "no trade" solve your problem?
Or if its a above/below condition, switch to "cross above" / "cross below"