Discussion of article "The checks a trading robot must pass before publication in the Market" - page 5
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No! The EA must trade. If it does not, then it is not an EA.
If it is only calculating and displaying support and resistance lines, then it is an Indicator and needs to be coded as such using OnCalculate() instead of OnTick().
You can sell both on the market. Make this one a true indicator and sell it as an indicator. Then in the future publish the EA for it separately.
Hi,
I am a bit unsure why my EA is rejected. I was sure I had sorted all the errors, but I get the following message:
My EA is meant to trade Indicies. Not FX, so I am a bit confused why it should be an issue that no trading operation is going on in Forex pairs?
Hope someone can help me out :)
You are not allowed to limit your EA in any way. It must be able to trade on anything an everything, even if it was designed for indices. Please read the Market rules.
Thank you for your quick reply Fernando.
I actually didn't limit it on purpose, however some of the calculations may have caused the indextrade to work differently.
I will sort it out. Thanks!
That should be classified as a Utility and not an Expert Advisor. It will not pass the verifications as an Expert Advisor!
That should be classified as a Utility and not an Expert Advisor. It will not pass the verifications as an Expert Advisor
Thanks! I see the distinction now!
Recompile the source code normally (F7), not via the debugging (F5). Do you understand the difference?