ea based on heiken ashi indicator

 

first of all...i suck at programming language..

lets keep this as simple as possible...

order = i want the order to be like this

order will be purely based on the heiken ashi(HA) candle color..so if the previous color of heiken ashi candle is red, sell order will be open right at that time when the new HA candle is about to form ... the order also will be based on the timeframe used ...lets say the tf is 15 min so the new HA candle will be formed every 15 min and the order will be open every 15 min...

if the previous HA candle color(red) is not the same as the new one(green), buy order will be executed right at that moment...

closing position = position will be closed whenever the new HA candle formed is in different colour...lets say that the previous color of HA candle is red and sell order was opened...and the new HA candle form is green, the previous sell order all will be closed no matter how many pips is lost... already...

 no tp or sl...

can you put some autolot management where it calculate the lot should be used for every order based on how much equity i got

i want to set risk like this... max risk for the acc can be set manually like 10% risk or something like that

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ty for the reply..im noob at this forum
 

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