in trading rarely I am look about time but look on the chart
Hi friends.
I live in Turkey and Turkey's time is GMT+3
I'm using UK based TickMill as my broker.
While backtesting or using eas which time setting should I enter in GMT settings?
Will it be Turkey's (GMT+3) or UK based TickMill's server's GMT? (London etc.)
Thank you.
Does not matter what GMT - try using default settings and see what you get
@mladen,
I'm using "Tick Data Suite" program for %99 history data quality for backtests.
Tick Data Suite has "GMT Settings" and I have to choose one in this setting.
https://eareview.net/tick-data-suite
Also some experts have option of setting "GMT."
What should i do in this kind of experts?
@mladen,
I'm using "Tick Data Suite" program for %99 history data quality for backtests.
Tick Data Suite has "GMT Settings" and I have to choose one in this setting.
https://eareview.net/tick-data-suite
Also some experts have option of setting "GMT."
What should i do in this kind of experts?
@mladen,
I'm using "Tick Data Suite" program for %99 history data quality for backtests.
Tick Data Suite has "GMT Settings" and I have to choose one in this setting.
https://eareview.net/tick-data-suite
Also some experts have option of setting "GMT."
What should i do in this kind of experts?
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Hi friends.
My time is GMT+3 and I'm using UK based TickMill as my broker.
While backtesting or using eas which time setting should I enter in GMT settings?
Will it be Turkey's (GMT+3) or UK based TickMill's server's GMT? (London etc.)
Thank you.