1) install the panel on the chart, set the input parameter "Trade Panel ID" = 1.

2) configure this panel.

3) if you use a template, then save it in the template using the input parameter "Trade Panel ID" = 1.

Next, when using:

When you launch a panel with "Trade Panel ID" = 1, it will have the settings that you applied to the panel "Trade Panel ID" = 1.

If you change the settings for the panel "Trade Panel ID" = 1, then these changes will be applied only to the panel that has "Trade Panel ID" = 1.

IMPORTANT!

Only one panel with the input parameter "Trade Panel ID" = 1 can work on the terminal at a time. If you launch two or more panels at the same time, then set different "Trade Panel IDs" for them. For example, set the second panel to "Trade Panel ID" = 2, the third to "Trade Panel ID" = 3.

If you launch several panels at the same time on the terminal using the same template, then you must understand that in the template you have a panel "Trade Panel ID" = 1., and you launch several panels with "Trade Panel ID" = 1, which is not allowed.

Hello, 

thank you so much for the great product and your service. I now understand what the problem was thanks to your help. I can now configure as many templates with different settings and save them as i would like to. 

Wish you all the best. This tool will have a massive positive impact on my execution process (at least in the near future). 

All the best,

Ben Niemann

Yes, that's right, you can create, for example, a separate template for each symbol, with unique "Trade Panel ID". 

If you have any new questions, write, I'll try to help.

Hello, I didn't understand your question.

Spread is the difference between the Ask and Bid prices, measured in points.

Point is the smallest possible price change on a symbol. The panel does not normalize points in any way (does not multiply them by 10, etc.) and applies points as is:

If the quote is five-digit (0.00000): 1 point = 0.00001.

If the quote is four-digit (0.0000): 1 point = 0.0001.

If the quote is three-digit (0.000): 1 point = 0.001.

If the quote is two-digit (0.00): 1 point = 0.01.

Point is an integer - it cannot be fractional, there is no point in expressing it in fractional form.

"When opening orders and positions, the following functions can be applied:

• Automatic increase of stop loss and take profit by the size of the current spread"

Hello, this is configured here:

Description in this manual: https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/756483#tp_sl

Hello, I checked, this function works. I used coefficient 1:

I recommend you look at the instructions, and make sure that this function works exactly as you expect. I gave a link to the instructions above.

Hello Alfiya

I prefer to keep the trade panel in one particular place on my chart, without moving it. When I click on Line Sell or Line Buy button, then I see what is on the screenshot. As you see part of box with information entry/profit/stop loss is under trade panel box.

My question is: Is it possible to change the location of these boxes on the chart so that I can better read the full information before I open a trade?

Thanks in advance

Kind regards,

Marcin

Hello, yes, it is configurable here -

https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/756483#open_label

It still is not working for me. Maybe this feature is not available when you lock the SL? I trade opening the buy or sell lines and locking the SL below the swing point where I want the SL to stay fixed. This way my SL stays in the same place and only the entry line and the amount of lots changes, not the SL. When I lock the SL below a swing point and enter a buy, the spread is not added to my trade, but when I buy without locking the SL it seems to work. 

In the picture you can see what I mean. I locked the SL at 785 points and I had a multiplier of 2 for the added spread. In message list it says the SL should be at 861, but it stayd at 785. I am guessing by lock the SL the spread is not added? Is there another way so that the SL stays fixed in the chart when I open the lines instead of moving up and down with each pip movement?

Thank you

Yes, this is most likely the reason. I will fix it in the next version. I will publish it approximately within a week.

Thank you!

By the way, if you prefer to set stop loss and take profit strictly at certain prices when opening a position on lines, then uncheck this box:

If this box is checked, then stop loss will be measured in points from the current price, and accordingly the Stop Loss and Take Profit labels will move with each change in the current price.

If this box is unchecked, then stop loss and take profit will be measured in prices, and the stop loss and take profit labels will be at the same price, regardless of the movement of the current price. And accordingly, you will not need to use the fixation buttons on the labels.

Version 18.07

Added the Manage all "Magic Numbers" parameter

Before version 18.07, TradePanel managed all orders on the account if the Magic number parameter = -1.

In the new version, this limitation has been removed. Now you can set any magic number for TradePanel, and at the same time tell TradePanel to manage all orders on the account by enabling the Manage all "Magic Numbers" parameter.

Please note that this parameter is enabled by default. If your TradePanel should not manage all orders on the account (it should only manage its own orders), then disable this parameter.

Added the "Close Loss by Profit" function for the order grid

This function will allow you to get rid of an unprofitable position by covering it with profitable positions.

The function automatically checks the profit/loss of the order grid position and selects the most unprofitable position. Then, the function selects profitable positions, the profit of which compensates for the loss of the unprofitable position. If there is a profitable position in the order grid whose profit covers the loss of an unprofitable position, the function will close these positions.

For example, an unprofitable position with a loss of -$30 appeared in the order grid. Accordingly, the function will start searching for a position whose profit will be greater than or equal to $30. As soon as the function finds this position, it will close these positions, as a result of which the total profit from closing these positions will be equal to or greater than 0.

1. Enable the function.
2. The most unprofitable position in the selected order grid.
3. The most profitable position in the selected order grid.
4. The minimum loss of the position that the function takes into work and starts selecting profitable positions for it. For example, -100 will mean that the function will try to cover the loss of only positions whose loss is -$100 or more.
5. Additional profit that will arise when closing an unprofitable and profitable position. For example, Additional profit = $10, so the function will close a losing and profitable position only if their total profit is $10 or more.
6. Maximum number of profitable positions. To cover a position loss, you can use several profitable positions. For example, Maximum number of profitable positions = 3, so the function can use up to three profitable positions to cover a losing position.If it is enough to close one profitable position to cover the loss, then it will close only one profitable position; if it is necessary to close three positions, then the function will close 3 positions.