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alexhammer:
I don't think dzhini wanted exactly what you are suggesting. You are proposing to work on opening prices, while he wants to work on ticks, but not more than one trade within one bar.
But if nothing happens on the first tick due to some circumstances, it will lose all the others. Is there such a way to make it perform calculations up to a certain point and then wait for the next candle?
You have to use the KimIV function to do this, and I suggest you think about how to use it and decide for yourself.
The KimIV function should be used for this, and I suggest you think about how to use it.
You need to use the KimIV function to do this, and I suggest you think about it and decide for yourself.
Missing the third option ( in time)
Missing the third option ( in time)
What can cause this problem?
I copy all code (copy-paste) of a working EA from one file to a new EA window (another file) and it stops working? same situation in save as mode
hello all
I am new to mts programming
I have a good Expert Advisor that makes 14 000 deposits
after that it starts to lose
I changed the maximum drawdown parameter to 14 000 and it does not lose 22 000
Thanks in advance
hello all
I am new to mts programming
I have a good Expert Advisor that makes 14 000 deposits
after that it starts to lose
I changed the maximum drawdown parameter to 14 000 and it does not lose 22 000
Thanks in advance
without timely optimisation of input parameters everything pours out sooner or later... for there is nothing "eternal" but true values... :-))) the market changes from time to time...