Posts made by TipsyWisdom

I promise I'm not promoting this guy, but he's developed something like you're looking for; I think.

https://nononsensetrader.com/trading-assistant-5-0/

@line said in Awesome Oscillator:

please create a shared copy of your latest.

dont forget to account for spread!

add a time filter of "Once "Per Bar" could help

You are searching for gaps in price from open to close, only with a price difference of .00665?

im not a power user like the rest of these guys, but for me and simplicity sake...I would separate the Buys from the Sells, and the Opens from the Closes.

Meaning the buy side, should have a few blocks. the Sell a few blocks. The buy close, a few blocks. The Sell close, a few blocks.

Also, the extra blocks, totally remove them. I have proven repeatedly that even blocks that are turned off and totally separate will still affect some things for me depending on what I'm trying to do.

Within the If Trade and Close trade blocks, please specify for each chain; "Group Mode = Any," Symbol Mode = "Any," Filter By Type = Buy or Sell, choose for that chain its a part of.

@xyon126

You've got a lot to figure out if you're trying to code in the future not knowing exactly when something needs to happen.

If you truly wanted to try to search the candles in the future with FXDreema, you would make the candle ID a Negative #....but I dont believe that will work since that number will never come to be the current one since it is always negative.

@juanitomejiar

in the bottom of the block is a line called adjust, do the multiplication there. Example " *100 " is all you need to multiply * 100. Nothing extra required

why would you want to? Whats its purpose?

@l-andorrà said in How do I store the last BUY or SELL that occurred in a variable?:

@khalids222 Both 'For each trade' blocks have an ID number lower than both 'If trade' blocks. This means those variables will never catch the open price AFTER the trade is open. They should have hight ID numbers than both 'if trade' blocks.

oh damn, thank you!! That helped me with another EA of mine.

perhaps because you are using candle ID 0 under the condition of the IF Trade block?

Just change the "Profit is the sum of..." this is the condition block you need at least.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/HtkS64NU

*EDIT, I stand corrected.

I guess what I meant to say is that is not suggested as you would have to write different code for each pair within the EA, otherwise you would be using the same leverage for EURUSD as you would a JPYCHF...

Perhaps you have specified the EA to trade on certain time frames and you have the EA paired to a different window?

What will you do about the spread between high and low?

Here are the conditions that you need, but I do not know arrow properties.

https://fxdreema.com/shared/1vBofQLK

@philostam said in One candle rule, No Nonsense Forex:

Would there be another way to implement the same principle?

do you have a link to those indicators? I've never seen them before, but I would like to play with them.

you also don't have the buy and sell trade action blocks.

the current candle being made is 0. it is suggested you only use close candles, so set the left paramater to candle ID 1 to start. Sounds a little like ICT methodology...?

@agitins

the number that goes in that box isn't a shift, that box is essentially asking, How many candles ago?

If you're typing a negative number it goes into the future, because the way fxdreema does the numbering system is the current candle being made is 0, the last completed candle is 1....and so forth.