Combine manual trading with algo

• 12/10/2024 at 1:17 PM #241310
  Crillezz

  Hello everyone!
  Since I am very bad at keeping my plan when I trade manually, I would like to have an algo that helps me with that.

  Example: When I see a good setup. I want to go long and I know my Stop and Target. I write down my stoploss and target in my algon. And the algo does the rest.

  After I type SL=40p/TP=80p and startded the algo I want it to take 4 contracts.

  When it has 20p profit from entry, it should close 1 contract. My profit will be 20p/4contracts=5. Then my new SL will be 45p.

  f the price goes in my favor to 40p, it will close 1 more contract. My profit will then be 20p/3 contracts=6.66p
  Then my new SL = 51.6 From entry. and so on until the price reaches my SL or TP.

  It would help me a lot.

  

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  12/11/2024 at 12:03 PM #241327
  Iván

  Hello, here is a possible solution.
  Once you want to enter the market then you can start the system. The best thing to do is to do it at a low timeframe so that it starts as soon as possible.

   

  defparam cumulateorders=false once check=1 if not onmarket and check=1 then buy 4 contracts at market set stop ploss 40 set target pprofit 80 endif if onmarket and not onmarket[1] then check=0 buyprice=tradeprice newsl=buyprice-40*pipsize tp1=buyprice+20*pipsize tp2=buyprice+40*pipsize tp3=buyprice+80*pipsize firstlevel=0 secondlevel=0 endif if onmarket and close > tp1 and firstlevel=0 then firstlevel=1 sell 1 contract at market set stop ploss 45 newsl=buyprice-45*pipsize endif if onmarket and close>tp2 and secondlevel=0 then secondlevel=1 sell 1 contract at market set stop ploss 51.6 newsl=buyprice-51.6*pipsize endif //graphonprice newsl coloured("red") //graphonprice tp1 coloured("blue") //graphonprice tp2 coloured("green") //graphonprice tp3 coloured("orange")

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  defparam cumulateorders=false once check=1   if not onmarket and check=1 then buy 4 contracts at market set stop ploss 40 set target pprofit 80 endif   if onmarket and not onmarket[1] then check=0 buyprice=tradeprice newsl=buyprice-40*pipsize tp1=buyprice+20*pipsize tp2=buyprice+40*pipsize tp3=buyprice+80*pipsize firstlevel=0 secondlevel=0 endif   if onmarket and close > tp1 and firstlevel=0 then firstlevel=1 sell 1 contract at market set stop ploss 45 newsl=buyprice-45*pipsize endif   if onmarket and close>tp2 and secondlevel=0 then secondlevel=1 sell 1 contract at market set stop ploss 51.6 newsl=buyprice-51.6*pipsize endif   //graphonprice newsl coloured("red") //graphonprice tp1 coloured("blue") //graphonprice tp2 coloured("green") //graphonprice tp3 coloured("orange")

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  12/16/2024 at 2:42 PM #241463
  Crillezz

  Thank you very much. Exactly what I was looking for. Could you please help me with a code that can go short?

  I’ve tried, but can’t get it to work.

  

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  02/17/2025 at 2:56 PM #243947
  Medvedia

  You can manually pause the algo when needed and restart it later, but be careful with position sizes and potential conflicts. A simple button-based intervention might work for quick manual adjustments.

  

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  02/17/2025 at 5:22 PM #243950
  PeterSt

  Yea, sure.
  bye

  

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  03/02/2025 at 2:01 PM #244537
  PeterSt

  I was waiting for that.

  

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