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kennyhubbard replied Mar 27, 2010sangmane, of course you are quite correct......I wasn't paying attention again

How to know if the last closed order
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 27, 2010Yup that would do it.......... sangmane's idea would work too although I would check for a OrderClosePrice >= TP as sometimes it is the same and other times it overshoots a bit. Had a bit of an AHA moment here. looking through several trades, I ...
How to know if the last closed order
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 27, 2010Actually just noticed that not all brokers append the [sl] or [tp] to the comments, so this is not so reliable either. Back to you Ronald.......I had a look at some TP trades and there are definite differences between TP and close prices, even if it ...
How to know if the last closed order
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 27, 2010int Prev_Orders = -1, MagicNumber = 460; //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| program start function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int start() { //---- if (Prev_Orders ...
How to know if the last closed order
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 26, 2010Hi Ronald, I am not sure this code would be bulletproof given the potential for slippage at most brokers. Surely it would be quite common for the Close price and the TP to be slightly off? This may be a bit better :- if (StringFind( OrderComment(), ...
How to know if the last closed order
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 20, 20107bit, Not that I am aware of but maybe some-one with more experience can comment. I think the easiest is just to treat them all as ECN.
ECN ordersend without ordermodify
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 20, 2010Not much to know really....... What do you need to find out?
ECN ordersend without ordermodify
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 20, 2010Hi Keiran1983, I am a South African living and working in Dubai
Here are 2 little scripts that you can play with. They intended for entering scalping type of trades. You can choose to enter a stoploss or not and if you do enter a stoploss, it can ...ECN ordersend without ordermodify
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 20, 2010Hi, Nope the code is correct......... Here is error 4109........ ERR_TRADE_NOT_ALLOWED 4109 Trade is not allowed. Enable checkbox "Allow live trading" in the expert properties.
ECN ordersend without ordermodify
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 19, 2010There are at least 2 problems here :- First off, there is no error trapping for the initial order, so if this order fails, you are trying to execute the OrderModify function on an order that does not exist. Secondly, you are telling the OrderModify ...
ECN ordersend without ordermodify
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kennyhubbard replied Mar 19, 2010forexman77, You are technically correct but I believe the ordermodify would be superfluous. Keiran1983, You might want to change the Bid to Ask...........you buy at Ask and Sell at Bid. B|A ---- <<<<<<< this is my little picture for remembering it. ...
ECN ordersend without ordermodify
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kennyhubbard replied Jul 4, 2009Many of your US brokers have off-shore operations, so you may be able to seamlessly move your account from your current broker. I have just done that with forex.com This has the benefit of not having to go through the rigmaroll of filling in forms ...
Non US Based Brokers Using Metatrader
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kennyhubbard replied Jul 3, 2009Hi, They claim to be ECN and I have no reason to suspect otherwise. Their spreads are good. I am not sure about the price holding.....I find their trade execution to be brilliant and I regularly check the logs and I don't like seeing a trade taking ...
Anyone used or is using pgfbest broker?
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kennyhubbard replied Jul 3, 2009Yup, I use them. Their execution is good and I am quite fussy about that. The spreads are pretty good too. Commission is $10.50 per lot which is middle of the road, so not cheapest but also not most expensive. I am lead to believe this is negotiable ...
Anyone used or is using pgfbest broker?
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kennyhubbard replied Jun 27, 2009Sorry guys, maybe I am going to show my lack of knowledge here........ IMHO, who cares who is the counterparty to your trade. All that matters is quality of trade execution. The Market maker/broker has no need to trade against you....its a big ...
Brokers Do Take Opposite Trades!
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kennyhubbard replied May 30, 2009Skyhr, I don't know what strategy you wish to employ and this will determine what broker you use. I am a prolific scalper and I target specific brokers for specific currency pairs. First off, I believe that the fixed spread broker model is ...
Broker specifically for MT4 EA?