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As I remember some brokers provides their own datas for MT4 ?
yes, but limited for few period
Tick Data Suite has more functionality (but is also much more complex) and also the author has a different and more expensive payment plan compared to TickStory.
Do you know some functionalities does It offers?
yes, but limited for few period
If you really care about having exactly the same datas as your broker's feed you may find a mt5 version of your EA.
But globally, prices differences ... one'd better mind spread for example
Yes, variable spread, virtual slippage, etc. but it would be best if you actually read the information on their site: https://eareview.net/tick-data-suite
Since, I code my own EAs, I only use TickStory, because the rest I can do in my code for myself.
Do you know some functionalities does It offers?
Yes, variable spread, virtual slippage, etc. but it would be best if you actually read the information on their site: https://eareview.net/tick-data-suite
Since, I code my own EAs, I only use TickStory, because the rest I can do in my code for myself.
Please be aware however, that if your EA uses Pending Orders or Real T/P and S/L and not stealth/virtual stops, then your back-test results will be highly flawed and "too good" to be true.
If your EA uses market orders and allows the use of Virtual/stealth stops, then you should be OK. If not, then Tick Data Suite, can help provide more realistic results for your back-test.
However, if this is a bought EA, I would reconsider whether it is worth it or not, as most "sold" EAe are not really profitable at all.
The only time I can consider an EA as having possible potential, is when it is coded for an experienced trader for a strategy that he/she has used for a long time and knows that it is profitable.
Other than that, I would not suggest investing in a bought or closed source EA. Never trust closed-source EAs - always have the source code for it!
Please be aware however, that if your EA uses Pending Orders or Real T/P and S/L and not stealth/virtual stops, then your back-test results will be highly flawed and "too good" to be true.
If your EA uses market orders and allows the use of Virtual/stealth stops, then you should be OK. If not, then Tick Data Suite, can help provide more realistic results for your back-test.
However, if this is a bought EA, I would reconsider whether it is worth it or not, as most "sold" EAe are not really profitable at all.
The only time I can consider an EA as having possible potential, is when it is coded for an experience trader for a strategy that he/she has used for a long time and knows that it is profitable.
Other than that, I would not suggest investing in a bought or closed source EA. Never trust closed-source EAs - always have the source code for it!
And on the other hand, please be aware, virtuals stops remains virtuals. In fine, you'd better code it yourself and basta !
By the way, I see you are using an image of Lindsay Ellingson's as your avatar! Are you a fan of her work?
Whatever Fernando... Virtual stops lacks in the fact that it's never or rarely closed at the exact price. That's very bad for a scalper.
By the way, I see you are using an image of Lindsay Ellingson's as your avatar! Are you a fan of her work?
The question was not for you. It was for the OP because he/she is using a Lindsay Ellingson image for the avatar!
You don't seem to be experienced with TickStory, or Tick Data Suit, or experienced with MT4 back-testing practices or even know why virtual/stealth stops are useful in getting more accurate results during back-tests.
So, please stop trolling the thread as you are not contributing anything useful!