Of course. Instead of only processing at the start of a new bar, process at the start of a new minute.
int start(){ datetime now = TimeCurrent(), TM1 = now - now % 60; // M1's Time[0] static datetime TimeM1; if (TimeM1 == TM1) return(0); TimeM1 = Tm1; :
WHRoeder:
Of course. Instead of only processing at the start of a new bar, process at the start of a new minute.
Of course. Instead of only processing at the start of a new bar, process at the start of a new minute.
OK... Changed Tm1 to TM1 so the compiler would have no errors.
But now, how do I test it to know it is working properly.?
When I do the test using Control points, I get a very different result than when I use every tick,
even after adding this code at the start().
In fact, I get great results testing with Control points, but the EA crashes when I test using every tick.
My chart is on the 4H... does that matter?

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Is if possible to write an EA that trades using control points instead of every tick?
If not, what possible good is that option?