In my opinion, this isn't intended to be a project that you would build an EA to trade off of either.
Its well understood in the community that drawing indicators in Dreema is not a good way to do it because often there are problems with code, transation from Dreema to MQL, logical issues...etc, etc.
Id bet he would use this for manual trading. As for if you wanted to do an EA based on Channels, use a pre-built indicator you can attach to a chart.
@ladydolares he's created an autodrawing channels. you would be the one to determine how you trade it.
you have to be specific.
If profitable trade on next open candle, close trade?
No, hedging is certain trades during certain times...such as expecting large movements in price because of upcoming news.
Hedging a bet has a purpose.
To place a opposite position on every loss would be called account suicide.
@haidang8055 more spam. Show us the results!
@haidang8055 nếu bạn có thể tạo một chủ đề mới và hiển thị kết quả kiểm tra lại của bạn? Tôi muốn xem nó hoạt động như thế nào trên cặp nào, ngày bạn chọn để chạy nó, khung thời gian nào và ảnh chụp màn hình về giao dịch thực sự trông như thế nào.
xin vui lòng ngừng gửi thư rác diễn đàn quá.
@haidang8055 if you could create a new thread and show your backtest results? I'd like to see how it performed on what pair, what dates you selected to run it, what time frame, and a screenshot of how the trades actually look.
most blocks, not all.
just saw that you put "-10"
Most Dreema blocks were built to already account for a "-" if its going down. Not sure if you're trying to build it that way, but stick with positive numbers only .
It was a thought, "I dont think..." It was intended to help you think.
Absolutely! There is not a right or wrong way. But some more food for thought....
When creating EA's its really good practice to prove that you can first take and exit trades profitably before trying to do anything outside of your conditions, and buy/sell now. Anything else you add before you can prove the "edge" you've found is pointless if your original edge is not an edge at all.
If you rely on gridding to stay profitable it will bust eventually.
If you rely on recovery systems, it will bust eventually.
If you rely on having to guarantee profits because you have tons of trades open and can't figure out how to close profit early enough or enter a trade at a better time, it will bust eventually.
Everyone here in the Dreema forum is against talking strategy and only wants help with the 1 specific thing that their brain thinks is the golden ticket. Many years and many people all have the same thoughts and the same golden tickets.
Hopefully you dont blow out your accounts with these false promises that you should never lose a trade.
it would be a better community if those who have been around long enough would simply respond with, "thats not a good idea, hundreds of people come in here and try it."
trail stops and or break even, per trade is also a lot less risky and the blocks already exist.
I dont think this is a good thought. Its like gridders, or recovery systems.
They are all just systems of helping a robot, or person that consistently makes bad trades. It would be more wise to filter out the losses with price action filters....or an indicator on the right time frame.
Anyone who sees this answer is the same. Anyone who has is no longer here.
do you have a project link that youve already started on?
@charlie-4 nope, lol...same for you.
People often build large complex EA's and dont stop along the way to see if the last thing they did was right. I'll take a look shortly. You created this thing yourself?
I'd recommend figuring out how to get it to trade the first time.
Go to EABuilder.com and merge the 2 indis into 1 custom indi
