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Hi, my EAs have worked by just reacting to the incoming ticks, in order to activate the start() function . Now, I need my EAs to become much more pro-active, making calculations without waiting for ticks. My question is whether this template may work

Hi everyone, long time ago I did not care much about the "slippage" limit in ordersend/orderclse, during the conversion of EAs from four to five digit brokers. My question is whether these orders are equivalente, either a 2 point spread in

I've just tried to run the terminal, which is usually running night and day, and my firewall presented this alert. Any help or suggestion? Should I worry? Thanks

Hi all, I friend of mine is trying to apply his EA to the whole currencies in the terminal's List. I've told him that using the EA in such a way, even if well configured for each currency, is not likely to provide profit. Could you tell me your

When you tune an EA for establishing adequate leverage, lote size, it yields distinct "net profit", "profit factor", and "MAXIMAL DRAWDOWN". So, my question is which values are considered as acceptables for the

I can develop it, but before I would like to know if it is whort to make the effort, and whether someone already has it implemented. Thanks

Which model to use Which working model is the best for running the EAs ? - approach 1: wait for each incoming tick in order to open/close/modify orders int start() { // do the work here // then go away, until the next tick comes in. } - approach 2

Hello everybody, I’m performing forward testing to several EAs in a computer running Vista . It appears that when the windows' screen saver is activated, MetaTrader Terminal becomes less reactive to incoming ticks. I’ve noticed this symptom for

Hi Phy, sometime ago you helped a member about an indicator that would average the time between "up ticks", and time between "down ticks", on a separated indicator windows in the minute chart. You even developed the indicator and