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Let's have a laugh together. Make the ratio of stops to toes 1:5 at least. And make the stops shorter, about 5 four-digit points. And a report to the studio.
And if I show 1500 - 2000 trades without a stop on the tester from 2000 to 2014 - then you will believe me.
But the orders would be with a profit of 30 pips and a stop of 250 - 400.
Andrei, the low number of trades indicates a long over-exposure. So you're sure to lose on Real, there's no way out!
Nowhere is it written. The metaquotes said no more than 512 arrays per module.
In the new MQL4 there will probably be no such limitation. In MQL5 there is no such limitation.
And if I show 1500 - 2000 trades without a stop on the tester from 2000 to 2014 - then you will believe me.
But the orders would be with a profit of 30 pips and a stop of 250 - 400.
No, don't. If the take is 30 pips, the stop is 6 pips. If the stop is 400, then the take is 2,000 pips.
Strange, I read everywhere that the standard ratio is a stop of 3 times the profit.
Well I have a little more than that...... but if you try hard, you can reduce it to TP-30 on SL-150.
My idea is the opposite.
You have no idea. Do as I say and you will see at once that you have no idea apart from "wait out the bad times and see if it works".
But alas, it won't work if you do as I advise. And I advise you to start looking for your own, not to sit in the nursery until now.
And a large or acceptable number of trades starts at what number?
If you have two terminals installed on one computer, the same Expert Advisor works in each terminal, and the accounts are of course different. Two trade orders are sent to one and the same server at the same time. Which one is processed first?
Eight flows. Unlikely to get a trade flow occupancy error.
Who prevents you from trying? At the same time, look at the request sending time, server response time, and execution speed. Then compare who sent the request first and who received the response first, and opened a position. Experiment, or are you just trying to communicate?