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Hello.
Please write a simple Expert Advisor.
Buy: RSI(21) crosses the 50 level from bottom to top. Close the trade on crossing backwards.
Sell: RSI(21) crosses level 50 from top to bottom. Close trade on opposite crossover.
Thank you!
Спасибо!
Hi.
Please write an EA to buy on breach of high of previous candle and sell on breach of low of previous candle.
TP and SL is 15 pips.
When this EA is running on a real account, error 146 appears very often.
Is it possible to make the Expert Advisor make several attempts to open an order, say, with a pause of half a minute?
so given:
10 EMA
25 EMA
50 EMA
5 decimal places
SL 300
TP 1000
TS 250
strategy:
if 10 EMA crosses up 25 and 50 EMA buy
if 10 EMA crosses down 25 and 50 EMA sell
addition:
to work on any currency and both long and short up to 10 deals.
If your offer is still relevant,
then you could write me a martingale advisor.
Two, to be exact.
I tried it on demo.
I hope i have set the goal correctly.
Trading system on the principle of martingale.
1)))))))
Open two orders with a minimum lot on the bay and on the sell.
In both orders, set sl. 5 points and tp. 10 pips.
If the order is closed on sl., we immediately open an order in the same direction, but the lot is increased by 1.5 times.
We set sl. 5 point and tp. 10 pips.
If the order is closing over tp, then set an order in the same side with minimal lot and the same sl. andtp.
2))))))
Open a sell order.
Set sl. 5 points and tp. 10 pips.
If the order is closed on sl., we immediately open an order in the opposite direction , but lot increase 1.5 times.
We set sl. 5 points and tp. 10 pips.
If the order is closed on tp, then set an order in the same direction with the minimum lot and the same sl. and tp.
If your offer is still valid,
then you could write me a martingale advisor.
Two, to be exact.