Simple but effective EA

Sorry that I'm asking for someone to do it for me , but I understand nothing of coding , I would like for someone to code an EA just like this :
it is a "grider" , I would like for you to put a level for the EA open buy or sell , for example , if I put value 10 , the EA opens buy stop 10 pips above and sell stop 10 pips bellow , then if the TP from the buy is hit it opens another buy , if the stop loss of the buy is hit it opens a sell , and if the take profit of the sell is hit it opens another sell , and if the stop loss of the sell is hit it opens another buy.I already tried to find an EA like this in this forum , I found similar ones , but not same , so that is why I'm asking for someone to do it for me.Thanks in advance

and if your are ranging?

you'll lost

You are slowing down. Only 1 new idea for an EA this week.

I'm focusing on other thigs
By the way , could you make this EA ?

double the lots...

Working on a few ideas of my own. And it takes me a month or more to go from idea to implementation.

I posted an EA containing the code to do what you indicate, "Bet on the Direction", here: http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...70#post3529670, that I called fxRoulette.
Differences as the code is set up:
It uses Average True Range to set the buy and sell stop positions, instead of a fixed pip amount. The buy stop and sell stop are not sent to the broker - they are managed inside the EA. They are graphically managed - you can move the 'Strike Lines' to change them.
It doesn't immediately put in the next direction order on a loss or win - It establishes a new buy and sell stop level and waits for the price action to move to one. On a win, it stops trading unless you set it to 'auto restart'.
The EA implements a martingale lot purchase strategy - each time it looses, it doubles 'plus a little bit' (you can see the plus a little bit and remove it for exact lot doubling).
It has only been tested by me on ibfx on EURUSD. I think it is interesting on M1, there's lot of action. Give it a look, after you indicate you understand how it works and then if you want a simple variation, (like it appears here), I would consider making it.