I find it very hard to understand what you actually need, so please excuse me if I got it wrong. Here is a sample for cycle that should work in your case: double atr = iATR(.....); for(int i = atr * 0.9 ; i <= atr * 1.1 ; i += 0.01) { //do your ...

What I do most of the time is I store the tickets of the orders each tick in array, then compare the array with the array from the previous tick. The missing orders from the first array are the closed ones, so from there you can select the order ...

I have EA which displays a lot of information on the chart. I want to be able to detect when is the last tick for the trade day and erase everything, so the EA does not show outdated information. I guess this is impossible.

Thank you for the idea, however I already tried that and it turns out that for some symbols the timeout between ticks is changing a lot.

Then perhaps you can tell me what figure in us dollars will make you stop feeling like your time is being wasted and will motivate you to provide an universal solution to this problem ?

Thank you for the reply, however I was looking for more universal approach since I need this to work on different brokers and some brokers support symbols which are not opened during the whole day.

can you suggest such a broker ?

how do you feed your application with live data ?

Thanks again. Nubcake you are right, I can remove 1 of the variables. And Codemeister - it is possible the missing orders are caused by the Ask price being equal to the horizontal line value. I will run some tests.

Thank you for the fast response. Unfortunately this will not work in my case, since this method always detects the cross in the past. The [0] bar might be a climax. The method I used is to store the last 2 Ask prices on each tick. If the last Ask is ...

I have tested guardian and it works, but I cannot say if it is unbreakable. If you are looking to secure your source code, I think there is no way to do it. But you can make reading the source code such a pain in the ass, so no one will try to ...

are you offering a payment ?

Here is the original article. There are some answers on how to avoid this problem. url

Extract from MetaEditor Reference: Better to say, only one expert (script) can trade at a time. All other experts that try to start trading will be stopped by Error 146. This article will find solutions for this problem.

It is possible to export the data about the orders in a file and upload it to a ftp. Then from the ftp read the data and place the same orders. I don't know if it is possible to read the data directly from a web server.