Whenever I run a tester to test my EA (or in optimization), the tester will close all trades at the end of the period chosen (stop-out).
Is there any possibility to make it such that: the period tested remains the same (from date x to date y) but, should there be open trades, the tester should, in both, optimization and standard test, allow the open trade to be closed and not stop out. For example: testing to date y but, if any open trades, continue testing for y +z days until either sl or tp are hit or EA closes trades on his own (or margin call). Basically test to said date but, avoid stop out. does that make sense?
Can I do that in any way?
I was thinking about that and, thanks for the suggestion, but, what about precompiled ea's such as commercial ones? I cannot change the code. Anything I could do there?
you are right. that should work. thank you.
have a good day!
Stop-out is NOT the tester closing all trades at the end of the period chosen.
Stop-out is a margin call and stops the run prematurely.
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Whenever I run a tester to test my EA (or in optimization), the tester will close all trades at the end of the period chosen (stop-out).
Is there any possibility to make it such that: the period tested remains the same (from date x to date y) but, should there be open trades, the tester should, in both, optimization and standard test, allow the open trade to be closed and not stop out. For example: testing to date y but, if any open trades, continue testing for y +z days until either sl or tp are hit or EA closes trades on his own (or margin call). Basically test to said date but, avoid stop out. does that make sense?
Can I do that in any way?
Thanks for your input. Have a good day.