Interesting advisor

 

Good day! There is an interesting EA, who could tweak the code so as to remove the limit on the minimum deposit (there it is 2000$) and add the ability to expose the minimum lot.

P.S. I wrote earlier, but somehow the topic was deleted

Files:
su3dv9_1.rar  440 kb
 
why do you think exp requires a deposit of at least 2000 ?
 
DekanFF:

Good day! There is an interesting EA, who could tweak the code so as to remove the limit on the minimum deposit (there it is 2000$) and add the ability to expose the minimum lot.

P.S. I wrote earlier, but somehow the topic was deleted

What are the results of the Expert Advisor? Have you tried it on demo?

 
sergeev:
why do you think exp requires a deposit of at least 2000 ?

Obviously to reduce risk. But if you lower the lot, you can lower the depo as well, I think.
 

A decompile with a code size of 117 kilobytes... yeah...

The number 2000 is clearly not present anywhere.

Look for an enthusiast.

 
flash:

What are the results of the Expert Advisor? Have you tried it on the demo?



I haven't tried it on the demo yet, but it draws nicely in the tester.

 
DekanFF:

Haven't tried it on the demo yet, but it draws beautifully in the tester.

Why is the model at opening prices?

Repeat in sweatbox mode.

 
Mathemat:

Decompile with 117 kilobytes of code... Yeah...

The number 2000 is obviously nowhere to be found.

Look for an enthusiast.


Hmm, strange... but for sure it depends on the number of charts, if there are 3, then the depo should be $6000.

 

There's a line like that in there:

Print("EXPERT STOPPED! Ballans = $", AccountBalance(), " Ballans not less =$", 100000.0 * (10 - TotalEquityRisk) * Charts / 50.0, " for work on ", Charts, " сharts");

If working on a single chart, Charts = 1, probably.

TotalEquityRisk: This is an external variable, it is 9 here.

extern double TotalEquityRisk = 9.0;

And all this is printed under certain conditions.

 
Mathemat:

There's a line like that in there:

If working on a single chart, Charts = 1, probably.

TotalEquityRisk: This is an external variable, it is 9 here.

And all this is printed under certain conditions.


Mathemat, would it work if, say, you reduced this value?
100000.0 * (10 - TotalEquityRisk)
 

Mathemat, have you understood how the advisor works?

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