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Tried it, still can't fool the brain...there's probably no such thing, ok, but is writing to a specialist a long one or not?
If your Expert Advisor is losing, it does not mean that if you do the opposite, you will make a profit)))
If your Expert Advisor is losing, it does not mean you will make a profit if you do the opposite))).
From my experience, I can tell you that you can take a profitable EA, turn it upside down, and it will still be profitable. If you take a losing EA and invert it, it will still be losing. This is the paradox
If you have an EA, it does not mean that if you do the opposite, you will make a profit))))
I can tell you from experience that you can take a profitable EA, flip it over and it will still be profitable. If you take a losing EA and invert it, it will still be losing. This is a paradox
Yes, I know about this paradox, I searched the forum for what I want and found a lot of such proposals and studies, but this is not what I want.
How do I know the profit of the last trade? Thanks in advance.
I want to trade as usual, but only for the script or expert to open a deal opposite to mine, i.e. mine would not open at all, but only the opposite one. If I have not done it or it is difficult to do, tell me, I will understand. Just asking yes, yes, no, no.
You act with your hands. So you have your "hands in the air"! You don't have to do everything the other way round. Why, say, instead of "open" you should close if you have nothing open. For example, you think that you have to open buy, then open sell, vice versa. Good luck, i.e. a lot of g...!
See Kim's "Useful features", do a search! It's almost all there.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find it. There was something similar, but not the same...
Will this code work?