Hi dear developers how are u all, Only highly experienced developers apply here ,developers using fxdreema.net and eabuilder.com or any
3rd party software using should not apply here, i will give u detailed text file for EA later when u get selected
7tmas total, when lowest value tma crosses highest value tma in allignment than open buy and same for sell
TMAs shall have same
i will paint the indicator at chart and will tally it with EA, should open orders
according to that specific timeframe crosses, not crossovers,
EA shall have always one order running in CloseAtReverse
, means one closes, other shall open at cross which is happening now,
TMAs shall have these values below
Apply to
CLOSE
OPEN
HIGH
LOW
Median price
Typical price
Wighted close
it is same ea like seven emas cross ea, nothing new,
picture for graphical purpose is here,
https://www.mql5.com/en/charts/17204173/usdchf-m1-fbs-inc
https://www.mql5.com/en/charts/17203272/usdjpy-m1-fbs-inc
thanks
khan
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