In MT5 do I have to pay an extra spread relative to MT4? - page 8
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Thank God you have finally come to that conclusion.
the efforts of the participants were not in vain.
I think the topic can be closed, don't you?
Didn't I say that from the start? I think the topic is over, it's just not clear what the MCs think about the third spread that traders have to pay when switching to MT5.
what do the MCs think about the third spread
the third spread doesn't exist. it's all shmatrix.
just shh-shh-shh.
MT4: Entry 1 lot buy (1 spread), t=00.00 + second entry 1 lot sell (1 spread), t=00.30 + close sell, t=01.00 + close buy, t=02.00. Total 2 spreads.
MT5: buy 1 lot buy entry (1 spread), t=00.00 + buy 2 lots buy entry (1 spread), t=00.30 + buy 2 lots buy entry (1 spread), t=01.00 + buy close, t=02.00. Total 3 spreads.I have drawn a diagram based on the data given by you. I do not see any identical actions.
But the scheme that was conceived cannot be implemented beautifully without OCO orders, it will go wrong... ...imho.
Ok. Got my mistake, Integer is right. There will not be 3 spreads.
My dear friend, I understand that you are still brainstorming because you have just realized that there is no third spread in MT5, but to finish your mind I will give you one more trick:
In MT4 in case of closing a position additional 1 spread is paid at the moment when you open a locking position, and in MT5 it is not paid at all, because the second position is not opened at all!
(That's it, call the orderlies, another 5-10 pages of hype is guaranteed).
It is claimed that MT5 is supposedly fully equivalent to MT4 in all cases, but here you can see that this is not true - the spread paid will be different.
My dear friend, I understand that you are still brainstorming because you have just realized that there is no third spread in MT5, but to finish your mind I will give you one more trick:
In MT4 in case of closing a position additional 1 spread is paid at the moment when you open a locking position, and in MT5 it is not paid at all, because the second position is not opened at all!
(That's it, call the orderlies, another 5-10 pages of white heat guaranteed:)