Topics created by uchiha

What blocks do you use for this? Maybe you can show the project itself?

Only indicators can create such a window, at least this is what I know. Indicators builder... I don't know when, I'm not even thinking about it and I don't know why, I guess I'm not a big fan of indicators and such thing will only add to the things I must support 🙂

😮 cant believe I never saw that. Thanks. I will try it. 😄

You're right, but you see while its possible to use [indicator moves within limits] to check the previous candle or any other candle, its impossible to use it to check 10 or 20 previous candles at the same time on every new bar...that's why I had to create the loop.

Thanks for the warning though 🙂

After countless repetitions, it finally worked! I needed to multiply the values by 1.0 instead of 1 😕 😄 don't know why but it works that way...thanks.

When you work with %, it's very easy to break things, because % is something relative. I need more information about that problem 🙂

Try "pips away from open-price"

Thanks, I have scoured the net for any word on this issue, turns out it is a bug, or more like a clever repainting indicator, I don't know why such are made, anyway I found a corrected version. Thanks for the help.

Block numbering matters only when you have blocks in parallel. Like when you are driving on a road and suddenly the road splits into 2 or more roads.

And how things will be positioned in the block? 🙂

Here is some example that collects other data, but you will get the idea: https://fxdreema.com/shared/7G9K2SpHb
I'm using variable here. First, it needs to be reset if you are gonna add to it, so I am resetting it before the cycle. Then add a value to it and exit from the yellow output of the pink block.
Here is an example with only 2 blocks: https://fxdreema.com/shared/ti3s2KHkd

FILTERSS works for me. Check if the input is really true or for any errors in the logs

__About the Indicator:

For any given pair, the indicator shows:

[1] High (in red), [2] Medium (in blue) and [3] Low (in green) impact news. [4] The time before such news is released. [5] The time after such news is released.

So what should you do with the indicator?

Well if you can, give the indicator buffers for the above [5 in total], such that I can use it in the "condition" block example:

Condition: ( High impact news [1] == 14 minutes [4] ) ---------->> Close Trades

In other words I want to close all trades before a news event occurs.

or Condition: ( High impact news [1] == 14 minutes [5] ) ---------->> Open Trades

meaning, I want to open trades after a news event occurs.

P.S: You could add a News block to fxdreema, where such options and maybe more are available using this indicators data. I don't know how difficult or easy that is though :)[/quote:26y3io92]

Hi Uchiha, do you solved it?

I need the SAME indi, with buffers to obtain from its the boolean signals "yes/no" 30 min before and 30 min after of high / medium / low impact news. (30 min or whatever else on custom settings adjusted to my needs).

Radoslav: I'm pretty sure it will be very useful that you can integrate as filter on fxdreema this type of signal, just for filter purposes, not anymore. The main idea is provide to fxdreema EAs generated the possibility of an additional layer to protect the trades avoiding the impact of major news and abrupt changes on market prices. In backtesting I saw changes up to 3000 pips in 5 minutes, causing huge drawdowns and margin calls, and almost all of this situations is due the impact news from announcements of Central Banks, Fed, etc, all they are predictable because they are scheduled. With this signal we can avoid open trades in this time lapses or even close trades anticipating this highs and dangerous volatility situations, protecting the account.

finally, a word of thanks for the great work you do with fxdreema. Terrific job.

Many thanks for the tips

Thanks fxdreema

I would make my questions as clear as possible hence forth 😛

Well, things are getting complex when searching for something is involved. As I explained, there are 2 ways of working with this:

Not searching at all, but using some variables to set some values when certain events happen and then check those variables before doing something. This is intuitive and fast (because you don't search for something in the history), but when you close the EA - it's all gone (sometimes you may prefer this). Searching the past data for whatever you need. But there are not many blocks for this. Those that are available are pretty simple, for example "No trade is running" is a block that searches for a trade that is currently running.

There is no block to search for a trade that was closed today on TP, but here is something alternative: https://fxdreema.com/shared/IesEuQiyd The only thing is... if you don't get how variables work, then I think you will not get this as well 🙂

Problem solved. Sorry 😄

https://fxdreema.com/shared/NYII6egkd

Finally Solved 😄

Used [Candle Open/Candle ID (2)]. It was a huge pain indeed !

This time filter works in the first 5 days of the month 🙂 Try "Weekday filter" with combination with "Hours filter" or "Time filter".

Yeah Repaired. A huge relief.

Thanks for the education, you sure put a lot into fxdreema

I have modified the format based on your example and advice, it would be great if you could look through it and tell me if it functions like I described it in the template. Please also have a look at the 'onTrade' section. Any other advice to complete the EA is welcome. Also is it possible to know the right slippage number to use?