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Check the errors please...
What makes you think it's a mistake?
What's the problem? is it something the examiner is not doing as you would like? or something else?
Why do you think it's a mistake?
What's the problem? Is it something the Expert Advisor does not do? Or something else?
Sometimes there's something wrong with the code - some little thing... and you can't see it yourself))
Maybe while I was adding the CU... sometimes I can't figure it out on my own.)
Yes, I've tried it on the tester many times...
I'd like to try the demo... which I'm doing now... But it'll probably take a month to at least try it out)
Yes, I've tried it on the tester many times...
I'd like to try the demo... which I'm doing now... But it'll take a month to try it out.)
On what pair did you test? What timeframe?
>> which pair were you testing? what timeframe?
EUR,CHF,GBP... mostly... but on all major pairs...
Check for errors please...
Global variables are like a fence in the street - there's no guarantee that someone won't write *** over the right and important data © bash
You can add a stop check to the WorkOrders() function, whether it's in boo or not.
Enter not defined, probably easier to add to WorkOrders() too
you can add to WorkOrders() function to check if it is stopped in Boo or not
I got it about Enter... corrected...
I don't know how we're going to check the CU...?
I started to re-do that EA should consider not only its own orders, but also my personal hand orders) I.e. if EA has no signal, but I suddenly get one - I will open))... and then it should... no just have to pick them up and process them as my own ones)
Enter already got it... corrected...
I don't know how we're gonna check the CU...?
roughly so: