Hi guys,
so i want to obtain the lenght of a candle to have my TP.
I did that but no effect:
Like you see, i want 25% of the candle lenght. It will be my TP.
I thank you by advance for your helps, which were always nice.
If you are doing that already then you may have a type casting issue . . . 25/100 as ints is equal to 0 , instead use 25.0/100.0
TP is a price not an offset . . . the tp figure you have calculated might be something like 0.000375 for GBPUSD, you can't set your TP at that price. For a Buy try adding your tp figure to Ask + Spread
If you are doing that already then you may have a type casting issue . . . 25/100 as ints is equal to 0 , instead use 25.0/100.0
You're right about bad price for TP (i receive error message: Takeprofit values error for Ordersend...)
I use TP like this:
ticket = OrderSend(Symbol(),OP_BUYSTOP,0.01,O,300,0,O+tp,NULL,0,0,CLR_NONE);
You're right about bad price for TP (i receive error message: Takeprofit values error for Ordersend...)
I use TP like this:
If you used a more descriptive name for your variable called O I wouldn't have to ask what it was . . . what is the Error number that you get ?
"O" is the open price of the last candle in period M15. I have not a error number, when this part of the EA is running, in "expert", i can read:
"Invalid Take Profit for the OrderSend Function"
"O" is the open price of the last candle in period M15. I have not a error number, when this part of the EA is running, in "expert", i can read:
"Invalid Take Profit for the OrderSend Function"
Can you modify your code to print the error number to the log . . .
I read:
Invalid Take Profit for OrderSend Function
Error 4107
i know what is it, but just want the open price of the last candle.
So i define:
Open = iOpen(Symbol(), Period_M5, 1);
Ok it worked when it wants..........
But at now, the last candle value / 25% = 1.4 pips. But Ea didi this:
Open price (1.30....) + TP(14.0000)= 15.30 to be closed !
What the hell? Just want the value of difference between cloàse and open price, have 25% of this value and apply to a TP...
Ok it worked when it wants..........
But at now, the last candle value / 25% = 1.4 pips. But Ea didi this:
Open price (1.30....) + TP(14.0000)= 15.30 to be closed !
What the hell? Just want the value of difference between cloàse and open price, have 25% of this value and apply to a TP...
Why don't you simply do this . . .
double tp = NormalizeDouble(MathAbs(C - O) * (25.0 / 100.0), Digits);
See: https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/140682 & https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/139584/page3#635899
You're right, it is working.
But i had change a part cause value was very Huge:
double tp = NormalizeDouble(MathAbs(C - O) * (25.0 / 100.0), Digits); TO double tp = NormalizeDouble(MathAbs(CloseA - OpenA) / Point * (25.0/1000000), Digits);
Without this big divide, value gave me a very huge TP:
Open Price = 1.30......
TP= 37,30....
Imagine the crazy value of the Euro dollar ! With this change it's perfect !
Thanks again for today. Every time, You, and WHRoeder are very Helpfull !
You're right, it is working.
But i had change a part cause value was very Huge:
Without this big divide, value gave me a very huge TP:
Open Price = 1.30......
TP= 37,30....
Imagine the crazy value of the Euro dollar ! With this change it's perfect !
Thanks again for today. Every time, You, and WHRoeder are very Helpfull !
No, you are doing something wrong, take any candle at random and do the maths . . . for example, EURUSD H1 Open = 1.30861 Close = 1.30641
My code NormalizeDouble(MathAbs(C - O) * (25.0 / 100.0), Digits) would be 1.30641 - 1.30861 = -0.0022 MathAbs() of that = 0.0022 multiply that by (25.0/100.0) = 0.00055
Remove the Point and the "big divide" and as you can see the code will work . . . .
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Hi guys,
so i want to obtain the lenght of a candle to have my TP.
I did that but no effect:
Like you see, i want 25% of the candle lenght. It will be my TP.
I thank you by advance for your helps, which were always nice.