Hi everybody,
i've been looking for a script that allows me to set pending BuyStop, BuyLimit, SellStop and SellLimit orders at a specified distance from a candle opening price in pips. E.g. i want to place pending orders every hour at "opening price +200 pips". There are some scripts out there, that allow placing pending orders on some pre-determined range, however i could not find some that deals with candle opening price. Pacing such orders manually is sometimes to slow, because prices can take off rapidly in the very beginning of the candle, and then the trade is missed...
Could you help me with that?
Would be very grateful!

- 2013.09.25
- Karputov Vladimir
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I guess it would be a solution...
barabashkakvn:
Maybe this article will approach?
It seems interestiong, unfortunately i'm not into coding and don't really know how to use MetaQuotes Editor either...:(

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Hi everybody,
i've been looking for a script that allows me to set pending BuyStop, BuyLimit, SellStop and SellLimit orders at a specified distance from a candle opening price in pips. E.g. i want to place pending orders every hour at "opening price +200 pips". There are some scripts out there, that allow placing pending orders on some pre-determined range, however i could not find some that deals with candle opening price. Pacing such orders manually is sometimes to slow, because prices can take off rapidly in the very beginning of the candle, and then the trade is missed...
Could you help me with that?
Would be very grateful!