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Custom Indicator Resolution in Trade Rules

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6 years ago #232512

So I have a simple custom indicator that I have imported into the EA Wizard which displays arrows on a chart for position entry.

The EA Wizard defines the Return Type automatically as price. I have multiple Output Values automatically defined for UP and DOWN arrows. But there seems to be no way of setting up a Trade Rule that executes when an arrow occurs. I cannot compare the arrow = TRUE because it only provides “Price” as the comparison and everything else is grayed out. When I compare to Price, this generates an error which says to contact support.

How can I setup a Trade Rule which will execute when an indicator that displays an arrow, circle, triangle or any viewable indicator on the chart for a specific timeframe candle occurs?

Thanks in advance for any help that anyone can provide.

6 years ago #232562

Hello,

can you share the indicator used in EA Wizard for a signal?

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