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@jstap
OK bro let me try

@talalkhan This is weird. I had no problems with my credit card last time. You should contact the admin to let him know.

@talalkhan are you using an fxDreema project? If so I can help.

@talalkhan You can do it this way:

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Obviously you can use your Constant there instead of the value of my example.

There are few Trailing stop blocks for different purposes. The one that is mostly used is the "(each trade)" one that works on each trade separatedly. I think you don't need this one.

Try the others. But if you don't like them as well, then it can only be something with multiple pink blocks. Here are few examples with them, but they require some understanding of how they work: https://fxdreema.com/examples#Loop-(For%20each...)

Or, if you want to get some values from multiple trades (for example the total profit), take a look at the "Bucket" blocks: https://fxdreema.com/examples#Bucket-of...

@talalkhan said in Any programmer here ?:

Hey,
Any programmer here who can read code and tell me what strategy is developer applying in his EA. Code is not so big only 200 lines.

paste it in here! its trading man, nothing is that proprietary...highly likely someone else has also thought of or programmed it

@talalkhan I'm not a programmer, but I don't see how to do that without modifying the first EA or just removing it from the chart as soon as the 2nd EA did its job. In any case, I guess you will need a programmer to do that.

@talalkhan If jstap suggestions is not possible, you will need to create as many variables as options there and then connect them into different blocks with one different option selected each.

@talalkhan You can also use this option:

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@talalkhan Not sure what you mean. How can price hit TP at the same price level of trade 1 if TP distance is 10 pips?

@talalkhan You need to add some additional variables on the 'on trade' tab to control when teh EA hits those 3, trades. That is not a trivial thing to do and I shared my link to show an you as an example. Completing what you ned woud require a commercial project, sorry.

@talalkhan Here you have an example for the highest:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/z3DhmXMtd

Then you can try for the lowest woth a different variable.

@talalkhan I never recommend to use baskets of trades. You can get the same effect more efficiently this way:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/Kwt52KMPd

@talalkhan I think the width is candles, will never reach 1000, you do not need x> and >, just 1 or the other.

@talalkhan

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@TalalKhan I need this setup please)

@talalkhan Like this

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@talalkhan This is because you selected the tickboxes on the right of those 'RMI value'. That doesn't work necessarily well in fxDreema. You should try to craete variables (in your case Constants) and try the instead. However, when dealing with custom indicators there is no guarantee it will work. 😞

@talalkhan That's ok

@talalkhan The admin created two ways of considering MA. The first option is just checking if the value of one of them is above/below the other, regardless of candles values. Only the MA values are considered.

In the 'cross above/below' the block is comparing the values of both MA within the candles segment selected (1 by default). If there was a crossing of both MA then the block is true. As per the previous case, candles are ignored here too.