hi guys,

in XU DASH 1.0 widget, i can't customize index pairs selection, there's no box

cinare wrote: Thu Apr 24, 2025 1:43 am Hi all! I am on the new Xard8. It's great! However, I would like to be able to see the SL ad TP lines that are placed upon taking an order. I have checked the EA for options and several indicators, but cannot see any options. Does anybody know how to help? Thank you.

Right click on chart --> properties --> show trade levels

By the way, download the new version in Post #2, it is faster and already has show trade levels activated by default

SOLESHOE wrote: Thu Apr 24, 2025 3:10 am hi guys,

in XU DASH 1.0 widget, i can't customize index pairs selection, there's no box

You have to use 2.0 or higher

2.0 I recommend if you are using a non regulated broker as the decimals of indices can get crazy. Change the font sizes to adjust this to a smaller number to fit them

3.0 has that capability but its a bit smaller overall, 2.0 moves to scale the text just a bit. I am using 3.0 preferably.

Note: Even though it says indices you can enter whatever you like! XAUUSD;GBPJPY;NAS100;U30USD for example

Samoth wrote: Thu Apr 24, 2025 4:55 am Right click on chart --> properties --> show trade levels

By the way, download the new version in Post #2, it is faster and already has show trade levels ticket by default
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Hi, thanks! I downloaded the latest version today. But prior to that, I already did have the 'show trade levels' in my properties checked...

I already was afraid of this, but whenever I make a new order, no stop loss or take profit is set. Do you or does anybody know what might be the problem?

cinare wrote: Thu Apr 24, 2025 7:02 am Hi, thanks! I downloaded the latest version today. But prior to that, I already did have the 'show trade levels' in my properties checked...

I already was afraid of this, but whenever I make a new order, no stop loss or take profit is set. Do you or does anybody know what might be the problem?

Hi mate, i hope you are well.

The EA doesn't set any SL or TP, it just tells you the SL value equivalent to a 2% loss, but it's a Virtual SL, you can set the SL and TP by dragging the entry price line up and down.

Regards

Dear Xard, can you please tell me why on one monitor I have a good looking graph, but on the other monitor all symbols are in a pile and different ADR ? How to fix it ?
Thanks

RollerAndTrading wrote: Thu Apr 24, 2025 7:08 am Hi mate, i hope you are well.

The EA doesn't set any SL or TP, it just tells you the SL value equivalent to a 2% loss, but it's a Virtual SL, you can set the SL and TP by dragging the entry price line up and down.

Regards

Wow, how stupid of me! I came from MT4 and I just assumed.... I'm so sorry to have bothered you. But it saves me a great deal of time to wonder what is wrong. Exactly nothing as it turns out, lol! Thanks again

Update:
So I decided to add to the DIRECTIONAL PLAY by graying out the opposite Candles Above and Below the EMA100.
Viola! No more rocket science when trading.
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This has always been my idea of a perfect visual trading system. The bias colors should only show when the trades have met some conditions.
Must have taken alot of coding tactics and experience. Hope we get the update soon.

Weldone Xard.

Hi Familia

Yesterday was ANZAC Day here in New Zealand and in Australia. The AUS200 index was dead on open, and I was expecting lower volume. I waited for Hong Kong to open.

A tidy sell trade after the price dropped below the open line and got out at the first sign of exhaustion.

My best for a great weekend

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