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Check the indicator name, not in the folder, but in its code: "short name", because the Expert Advisor recognizes it, if it is still installed on the appropriate chart and the TF!
Thank you very much, that really was the problem. I've made all the indices without the shortname, missed that point completely!
Also check the barma
if you have spelled out the conditions correctlyYes, there is indeed an error. Thank you!
Well, of course, you have made such a mess of things as if you had noticed everything, which I doubt! I don't understand your idea thoroughly, but I suggest you try, by tracing the candlestick conditions and, if those conditions coincide with yours, to set the stops and profits at desired distances from the zero candlestick opening, and modify them immediately after they are set by using another function of Kim to determine the data of the last order placed! Examine your logic carefully, experiment and go ahead! Good luck!
You are welcome! In the opening conditions you have to prescribe everything you expect from the candlesticks with time series! For example:
.- If price went up(down) faster from the start of a candlestick ( iOpen (Symbol (),0,0) than a shorter distance(10 pips) in the opposite direction
And so on, as you describe it, only "faster" is very relative! Not without a stopwatch! ;))
-Then, after the price turns and goes in the opposite direction, at the price of the candle ( iOpen (Symbol (),0,0) at the opening of each candle to open market orders.
To implement this idea, the first thing that comes to mind is
1. at the open price of each candle, place a market order with a large stop and a small profit.
2. If the order is closed faster at stop than at profit, set a market order at the opening price of the order which closed at stop.
This method allows you to detect candlesticks at their opening prices which later should be set as market orders.....But to do this I have to place market
But this requires me to place marketorders with large stops and small profits ON THE OPENING OF EVERY CURRENT.
You can open positions at once, but fewer and fewer servers accept opening with SL and TP, so I advise you to get used to modifying your SL and TP right away! This they do quickly!
You're welcome! In the opening conditions you should spell out everything you expect from the candlesticks, using time series! For example:
.- If the price went up(down) a longer distance(300 pips) than a shorter distance(10 pips) in the opposite direction from the start of the candle ( iOpen (Symbol (),0,0)
And so on, as you describe it, only "faster" is very relative! Not without a stopwatch! ;))
-Then, after the price turns and goes in the opposite direction, at the price of the candle ( iOpen (Symbol (),0,0) at the opening of each candle to open market orders.
To implement this idea, the first thing that comes to mind is
1. at the open price of each candle, place a market order with a large stop and a small profit.
2. If the order is closed faster at stop than at profit, set a market order at the opening price of the order which closed at stop.
This method allows you to identify candlesticks at their opening prices which later should be set as market orders.....But to do this I have to place market
But this requires me to place marketorders with large stops and small profits ON THE OPENING OF EVERY CURRENT.
You can open positions at once, but fewer and fewer servers accept opening with SL and TP, so I advise you to get used to modifying your SL and TP right away! This they do quickly!
Thank you very much for your reply.
If I understood you correctly you are suggesting to open a position at the opening price of the last bullish candle with body exceeding 300 points and (&&) minimum of which from its opening price is not more than 10 points if the price turns around and goes down to that level. http://clip2net.com/s/53bSDe
But this is not how I want to open positions.
In the link below I formulated my problem as clearly and concretely as possible.
http://clip2net.com/s/53cMW4
Thank you for your help.
Thank you very much for your reply.
If I understood you correctly, you are suggesting to open a position at the opening price of the last bullish candle with the body over 300 p. and (&&) minimum of which is no further than 10 p. from the opening price if the price reverses and drops to that level. http://clip2net.com/s/53bSDe
But this is not how I want to open positions.
In the link below I formulated my problem as clearly and concretely as possible.
http://clip2net.com/s/53cCxE
Thank you for your help.
Then you have to pick up a textbook and study it all! And while this is only a ToR, then you need Job Everything will lead you to what you want! Good luck!
Okay. What if it's an old version? What does that mean?
Thanks!!!!!! I'm done. I mean, it's all there already.