An advisor that would follow the rate on a five-minute chart with conditions after launch: - page 11
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'b-Lots'.
One more, for me, well, very difficult question.
This Expert Advisor may work in the following way. When a deal gets triggered in 5 min, it may close in the same 5 min. and immediately on the same 5 min. bar the next identical deal opens.
How to make so that on one 5 min bar open only one deal and after its completion (if) on this bar no deals were opened again, and would be opened only from the next 5 min bar, respectively, from its opening price?
It's probably a little more complicated than that.... Have a look over here. - 'Prohibition of trade in one bar.'
If so, I couldn't find the value of 5 in the references
In minutes?
Can it be like this:
If so, I couldn't find the value 5 in the references.
In minutes?
Have you read the textbook?) I thought they promised...
This is the time in whatever you want, in minutes, seconds or months. It depends on how you use the variable.
Can it be like this:
If so, I couldn't find the value of 5 in the references
In minutes?
I didn't understand that idea at all! Why do you need a rest time? You don't know in advance when a trade will close. And how long after that the next bar will start.
Can it be like this:
If so, I couldn't find the value of 5 in the references.
In minutes?
I didn't understand that idea at all! Why do you need a rest time? You do not know in advance when a deal will close. And how long after that the next bar will start.
Did you look at my link? Have you tried it? - There are functions in there. If you tried, post what you got!
And the KIMa IV function - there's even an example of how to use it!
Did you look at my link? Have you tried it? - There are functions in there. If you tried, post what you got!
And the KIMa IV function - there's even an example of how to use it!