soda: can I drag it on to just one chart and within that EA access all information for the other pairs and for all other different timeframes of each pair?
| Of course you can.
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WHRoeder:
soda: can I drag it on to just one chart and within that EA access all information for the other pairs and for all other different timeframes of each pair? | Of course you can.
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thanks @WHRoeder
have you any opinions on best way one could wait for the tick data for the other pairs, i.e to make sure one has the close price on each pair at e.g. 02:00 ?
soda: have you any opinions on best way one could wait for the tick data for the other pairs, i.e to make sure one has the close price on each pair at e.g. 02:00 ?
If the bar times match, you have a valid close.

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Hi there,
I am considering developing an EA that will periodically publish certain information of interest to a separate application (probably via WebRequests), but I have a big question..
My question is this:
1. Rather than having to drag my EA on to multiple charts, can I drag it on to just one chart and within that EA access all information for the other pairs and for all other different timeframes of each pair?
I would like the EA for example to check 15 various pairs every 4 hrs and then depending on the movements of each pair relative to their previous bar send this accumulated info to the other system in one chunk every 4 hrs
I especially want to only have to drag it onto one chart to simplify my deployment process and the number of messages sent from one system to the other
hope some one can help, thanks