This is a chinkou histogram made by Mladen, like to use it with kumo cloud histo and the kijun sen/tenkan sen histo.

mrtools wrote:

Julio, with this version you can choose which or all of the 3 conditions you described for buy and sell, you can change the arrows size,code, and colors for every condition. It has alerts for the 3 conditions as well.

Sorry Mr. Tools, maybe not properly explain me in my request. He asked for a single arrow if all 3 conditions were met at the same time. I am not a programmer with which I do not know if it is possible.Perhaps it would be easier to codify the following 3 conditions to display an arrow:Sell conditions to display arrow:1. Chikou Span must be below the price.
2. Tenkan Sen must be below the Kijun Sen.
3. The price must be below Senkou Span A, Senkou Span B, Kumo Cloud.Buy conditions to show arrow:1. Chikou Span must be above the price.
2. Tenkan Sen must be above Kijun Sen.
3. The price should be above Senkou Span A, Senkou Span B, Kumo Cloud.

Very grateful

Regards,

Julio

Hi Mr. Tools,

I ran your EA over days, and got the result that the EA is closing the position
even though stop loss or take profit is not reached. I have attached
a screenshot you may see this effect three times. 

Furthermore I got the impression the Trailing Stop based on "volty_channel_stop_on_jurik-for_ea" was not triggered, so I have
implemented a new one which should trail the stop based on this indicator. 

It is called via:   
void MoveStopsToVolty(int iMN)

I have remarked this for now, because I don't want this to interfere
with the closing the "position too early" issue.

Could you probably have a look and review the code if needed?

Thank you in advance!

hobbytrader wrote:Hi Mr. Tools,

I ran your EA over days, and got the result that the EA is closing the position
even though stop loss or take profit is not reached. I have attached
a screenshot you may see this effect three times. 

Furthermore I got the impression the Trailing Stop based on "volty_channel_stop_on_jurik-for_ea" was not triggered, so I have
implemented a new one which should trail the stop based on this indicator. 

It is called via:   
void MoveStopsToVolty(int iMN)


I have remarked this for now, because I don't want this to interfere
with the closing the "position too early" issue.

Could you probably have a look and review the code if needed?

Thank you in advance!

 

Hobbytrader only thing i can think of is maybe CloseOnTrendChange   was on true, then the EA would close the trades like that.

Hi Mr.Tools,

thank you for your advise!
Yes, this feature was set to true. I will change it and continue with with test.

Hi Mr.Tools,

I have got two new test results.

1) The EA is opening a new Position in the same direction "AllowOnlyOneActiveTrade" is set to "true".
    RSI is probably not sloping up (could be questioned).

 

2 ) It has not applied any stop but take profit, same settings but different market (Gold)
     either the spread is gigantic which prevents the stop from being placed, or there may be a bug in the code.

   

Could you probably have a look?
Thank you in advance!

hobbytrader wrote:Hi Mr.Tools,

I have got two new test results.

1) The EA is opening a new Position in the same direction "AllowOnlyOneActiveTrade" is set to "true".
    RSI is probably not sloping up (could be questioned).

 

2 ) It has not applied any stop but take profit, same settings but different market (Gold)
     either the spread is gigantic which prevents the stop from being placed, or there may be a bug in the code.

   

Could you probably have a look?
Thank you in advance!

Hobbytrader, wil see if I can find the problem.

Hi Mrtools,

Could you create Ichimoku_NRTR_v2.mq4 and Ichimoku mtf alerts 2.01.mq4 MT5 version? My broker uses MT5.

Hi Tradd, still learning how to code mt5, but will give it a try, can't guarantee anything though.

mrtools wrote: Thu Mar 09, 2017 1:49 pm This is a sort of Ichimoku macd(Tenkan Sen/Kijun Sen cross)

Hi Mr. Tools,

I would be grateful if you could add arrows to this indicator and also SetIndexBuffer (0, Up) and SetIndexBuffer (1, Dn).

Regards,