It probably doesn't simulate lots very efficiently. The data structure is probably not optimized well so when you get into a bajillion lots the thing sucks up all your memory trying to keep track of everything. I've noticed that about MT4 in ...

2009.03.11 15:41:15Tester memory handler: tester stopped because not enough memory

If deleting the log file doesn't help, perhaps you could break the test into 2 time frames? You're probably running into some kind of compounding problem, perhaps w/ the lots. If you could isolate what element is causing it perhaps you could code ...

2009.03.11 15:41:15Tester memory handler: tester stopped because not enough memory

Nod. If you think in terms of 1 and -1 and an amount of movement (x pips) then you can figure out stuff like average amount of movement and work from there (like average temperature of the system above). Adjust stoploss to cover for stdev moves ...

How to resolve a confusion?

You need to read further on... ``(C)(i)(I) <<NOTE: Applicability.>> This subparagraph shall apply to any agreement, contract, or transaction in foreign currency that is-- ``(aa) offered to, or entered into with, a person that is not an eligible ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

You need to read the entire text, not just some random part of it. Earlier on, above the part you're talking about, it says... "Agreements, contracts and transactions in retail foreign currency." Ie: "This Act applies to, and the Commission shall ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

Wrong. Keep up with the law. Link: url It was passed in 2008, it's called the "CFTC Reauthorization Act" and it mandates that spot forex brokers register with a futures organization. The text of the bill is included for you to read.

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

They are a private oversight body. But in order to run a forex brokerage you must be a part of an approved futures organization. Currently there's only 1 approved futures organization, and that's the NFA. So while it's not a gov't agency, if a ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

Sometimes I put it on a chart if I'm looking for intra-day values within a contracting range. Price usually goes to the opposite value area, which makes for a good partial TP. Mostly I'm just looking for where most of the previous trading took ...

CBOT Market Profile

A lot of ppl think that way. They fail to realize how quickly their real edge ends, and how quickly they've crossed into gambling. With proper MM you can easily make the trade last weeks, just be sure you're risk neutral by the time your edge really ...

5 Must-know Concepts & Tools In Forex

A broker keeping a completely segregated account will not, in most cases, add any protection in the event of a bankruptcy. If you care to explain your rationale then we could discuss it intelligently, but as you won't, we can't. I've already ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

Bored... and well, this is still a useful topic (even after 2 years). Here are my thoughts: 1. Discipline. So many people, in an effort to never lose money, dance from "system" to "system" and never turn a profit. I would consider that more crucial ...

5 Must-know Concepts & Tools In Forex

While it's true that different countries may treat depositors differently, you'd have to be an expert in international bankruptcy law in order to understand the complexities between parties and applicable laws. No. They may offer some protection, ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

Keep in mind that segregated accounts may not receive special treatment during a bankruptcy. Even if they have depositor funds in a separate account, those depositors are still just general creditors. Account segregation provides little to no real ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

"Concern" yes sortof. Prevent? Not at all. I just explained that. SL and TP are pending orders, they are not market orders. They do not effect your position until they go into effect, ie: become a market order. If you have 2 trades going and an SL ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

Oh for pete's sake. This doesn't ban stop losses or limit orders. It requires a FIFO system for all active market orders (positions), or when a limit/stop order converts to a market order (changes a position). It has no impact on non market orders. ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

Attached is a chart. I use the auction market theory as part of a bigger picture strategy. The chart is a 4 hour chart of a trade I took this week on the EURUSD. As I've said before, I like to aim for "riders" ie: little risk-free lots scaled in the ...

CBOT Market Profile

[off-topic] If you have a home PC you can setup a remote desktop connection. That way you can use the full MT4 at home, configure it to send text alerts to your phone and monitor stuff while you're not around, and just use the laptop to make ...

Silent Service Method

Hehe. You too.

Does going to an Ivy League help you become a good trader

I'm sorry, it just doesn't. All of which exist everywhere. I wasn't going to comment, what I wanted to do was turn your focus onto your own perspective. You think he's going to badmouth a major institution? Of course not. But actions speak louder ...

Does going to an Ivy League help you become a good trader

Journey means squat in a meritocracy. And seriously, too much conflicting information gives no value at all. That's a common problem as an executive. Experience, yes. Academic knowledge? Not really. How long have you been trading for? Uhm, no. He ...

Does going to an Ivy League help you become a good trader