Based off of your EA's backtest in the FRWC, I suspect your MM method is something more like averaging down, where the additional trade is significantly larger than the initial losing trade.

Which EA is making money for you?

I deal in MQL and C++ mostly. Working on getting C# and Objective C under my belt.

Which EA is making money for you?

It will always be a work in progress. The main thing about discretionary trading is there are several exceptions to various rules (don't trade during news, look at local s/r, detect false entries, etc, etc, etc). My most cutting edge research has ...

Which EA is making money for you?

Assuming the entry price was at or near a turning point (bounce off of local support/resistance) very high. My EAs tend to move trades to breakeven + 1 as soon as possible. Given the nature of some of my trading, this method is quite useful for ...

Moving SL to BE is very wrong/noobish

Problem is ATI's implementation of GPU-based computing isn't as flexible as NVidia's, also, NVidia made a specific GPU called the Tesla which is made specifically for this.

Any good hardware guys here?

I'm curious to know tunera, why sell it if it's so good? Use it yourself

Put Copyright to an indicator

Yes, Yes

Put Copyright to an indicator

PurplePatch is right. ex4 can easily be decompiled unfortunately, so there's not much you can really do. When you get a chance, PM me your skype name, I have a few questions for you which are probably better off private.

Put Copyright to an indicator

Primarily testing/optimization for now. Metatrader seems to take a max 1GB of ram anyway. It'll be a lot easier for me to do some optimization runs. Once I'm comfortable with Dell servers as a stable platform, I'll start buying rackmount versions of ...

Any good hardware guys here?

Do you really have to modify the trade every tick? Another option is to save the stoploss/takeprofit for a given trade in a static variable/array.

Not include "order modify" at MT4 backtest report

for (int x = 0; x < Bars; x ++) { if (Close1 > Middle1 && Close1 > Open1 && Open1 < Middle1) { FlagLowerBB = False; break; } } This code will now stop the loop if the flag is hit.

How do I set a flag for the following condition?

EA feeds the database. Tick data is sent to the database. As of right now, the EA is not designed to use the tick data, but it is possible.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Nope, tick database is independent of EA's backtesting.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Here is a map showing approximately where these users are concentrated. The accuracy of the locations is unknown, and in most cases, I can only locate users by country. image

Old Dog with New Tricks

EA feeds tick database.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Currently roughly 2,000 instances of HiLo trader alone hitting the server. I don't think you're single-handedly causing it.

Old Dog with New Tricks

A lot of people are starting to use this and other [TD]-based EAs I'm reaching the capacity in the tick database server. Currently trying to expand available capacity.

Old Dog with New Tricks

Couldn't you just as easily put all the decision logic just before the buy/sell signal?

How do I set a flag for the following condition?