Good morning, first of all thanks to the autor of this great tool.
First of all thanks to the author of this wonderful tool I am testing and for which I would have a proposal. Is It possible to add a column or UBD/USD indicators to limit Long/short input only if the level of the sentiment detected, for example: https://www.myfxbook.com/community/outlook is located above or under a certain threshold (long/short)?
Thanks.
Elnar
TDesk Discussion
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bogiahtc
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jaypebe
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Hi all... (I'm new)
I can't download files yet ?
How can I download TDesk ?
Compared to EAX ? How does TDesk stack up ?
Thanks,
JP
I can't download files yet ?
How can I download TDesk ?
Compared to EAX ? How does TDesk stack up ?
Thanks,
JP
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marcoscabrera78
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jaypebe » Fri Oct 15, 2021 8:11 am wrote:Hi all... (I'm new)
I can't download files yet ?
How can I download TDesk ?
Compared to EAX ? How does TDesk stack up ?
Thanks,
JP
hi, looking for in your mailbox, there is a message from steve with links
- WorldsEnd
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Re: TDesk Discussion
Guys,
I'm wondering if there's some kind of work-around or maybe a solution right away to display certain GV within TDesk (up/down arrow). What I am looking for is a way to read the GV for specific, user defined variables with their values and display an up arrow within TDesk if value > x or a down arrow if value < x
Appreciate any help or suggestions. Keep in mind please that I do not have any coding skills ... otherwise I would possibly be able to help myself
I'm wondering if there's some kind of work-around or maybe a solution right away to display certain GV within TDesk (up/down arrow). What I am looking for is a way to read the GV for specific, user defined variables with their values and display an up arrow within TDesk if value > x or a down arrow if value < x
Appreciate any help or suggestions. Keep in mind please that I do not have any coding skills ... otherwise I would possibly be able to help myself
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Alexfirst
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Re: TDesk Discussion
Dear Tomele, many thanks for the latest TDesk update! These improvements for manual trading are greatly useful for me! Is there a chance to add an option to close all trades at the price that we can manually enter (maybe in preferences)? That would make manual trading so much more comfortable! Also thank You for the "nuclear option" button - it is so convenient to have it right in the TDesk! I use it a lot.
- tomele
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Re: TDesk Discussion
Hi. Do you mean an option to close all trades at a certain basket profit?
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Alexfirst
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Re: TDesk Discussion
No, I mean just simply a price. We enter a price point, let's say 1.2875, and when the market reaches this price all trades are closed.
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Re: TDesk Discussion
This would mean a price input for each pair. I don't think I will implement it, but I keep it in mind.
Cheers
Cheers
Happy pippin, Thomas 
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.
It's what you know for sure that just ain't so. (Mark Twain)
Keep the coder going: Donate
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.
It's what you know for sure that just ain't so. (Mark Twain)
Keep the coder going: Donate
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Alexfirst
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Re: TDesk Discussion
Thank You very much, Tomele, for putting your thoughts in it and taking it into consideration!