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I apologise for the insistence.
I've already written here that for EURUSD at any timeframe in the Strategy Tester
values are high, low, open, close absolutely the same, which shouldn't be.
Could you correct the history for EURUSD of Strategy Tester, because
Other brokerage companies seem to have copied your history and give the same data as you do.
Here is an example of getting EURUSD D1 timeframe data, you can see that high,low,open,close values are equal.
Could you correct the history for EURUSD strategy tester, because
Other dealers seem to have copied the history from you and give the same data as you do.
Here is an example of getting EURUSD D1 timeframe data, you can see that high,low,open,close values are equal.
What modelling mode are you using? How this data is obtained?
Read the Basics of Testing in MetaTrader 5
I apologise for the insistence.
I've already written here that for EURUSD at any timeframe in the Strategy Tester
values are high, low, open, close absolutely the same, which shouldn't be.
Could you correct the history for EURUSD of Strategy Tester, because
Other brokerage companies seem to have copied your history and give the same data as you do.
Here is an example of getting EURUSD D1 time frame data, you can see that high, low, open and close values are equal.
Could you please describe the way of receiving this data in details?
It seems that you have started testing in "open prices" mode and analysed the current bar which has just opened.
Haven't even heard of it being done yet. :)
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Anyway, I've done a little bit of figuring it out for myself. Came to the conclusion that the period of global code optimization began. This is probably the next step of development. Now I will optimize everything in a row.
What would you recommend for testing a video card in that case? Is it suitable for the terminal?
Go for something like that, then.
You won't go wrong. It's never short of power.)I have a video card, and it suits me.
The question was that man chooses the same laptop, somehow trying to understand "whether it is suitable for the terminal?
And since laptop manufacturers resort to such tricks,
it's logical to ask the developers "what can we test the suitability of the model for the terminal?" if 3D games aren't suitable for it.
What simulation mode are you using? How is this data obtained?
Read Basic Testing in MetaTrader 5
Open prices only
Data is obtained by using function: CopyRates
I get data for 22 currency pairs in loop: {"GBPUSD", "EURUSD", "USDJPY", "USDCAD", "AUDUSD", "NZDUSD", "USDCHF", "USDSEK", "CADCHF", "AUDCAD", "AUDCHF,
"AUDJPY", "AUDNZD", "CHFJPY", "EURGBP", "EURAUD", "EURCHF", "EURJPY", "EURNZD", "EURCAD", "GBPCHF", "GBPJPY"};
And only with EURUSD is there such a problem.
high,low,open,close values are exactly the same, which should not be the case.
Could you describe in more detail how you obtained this data?
It looks like you were testing in "open price" mode and analysing the current bar that has just opened.
I have been testing on GBPUSD.
Thanks for the tip, I will try to test on the previous bar.
I must have really screwed up.
And since laptop manufacturers are resorting to such tricks,
it's logical to ask the developers "what can be used to test the suitability of the model for the terminal?" if 3D games aren't suitable for it.
... then it is logical to ask the developers "what can be used to test the suitability of the model for the terminal?" if 3D games are unsuitable for this.
I won't say anything about tricks, I'm not sure. Something similar has been discussed here - https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/109284/page2
Thanks for the link, then a follow-up question: can this code test graphics card performance?