You have different data sets, you probably have different spreads . . . why should you get the same result ?
RaptorUK:
You have different data sets, you probably have different spreads . . . why should you get the same result ?
You have different data sets, you probably have different spreads . . . why should you get the same result ?
They run same company's MT4, they got same spreads. Because I do not know which results I should believe, and when I use that EA for real on my desktop, what result gonna come out?
Pain:
They run same company's MT4, they got same spreads.
They run same company's MT4, they got same spreads.
How do you know ? do you print the Spread to the journal at the start of the test run ?
If you have questionable data you will get questionable results . . . . garbage in = garbage out
RaptorUK:
How do you know ? do you print the Spread to the journal at the start of the test run ?
If you have questionable data you will get questionable results . . . . garbage in = garbage out
Because they are fix spreads, I am using Insta company
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When I backtest a EA in my laptop and desktop, it comes out different results. It say "unmatch data error" in my desktop. It places much less orders when I run it in desktop.
I already check the Variable Inputs and parameters, they are same in both computers. And they both got history database for the time period I test. What would be the problem?
How can I fix it? Thanks for your time.