Why different mDD numbers?
Thats because the MaximumDD considers the Closed Trades Also. Not just the Opened Trades. Link1. Link2.
Thank you very much, ubzen, for your teaching.
If I want to use margin+mDD to determine the minimum balance needed, I should use the $154.89 and not the $15.90 in my example, right?
If so, all strategy tests only give the $15.90, how do I get the $154.89 when I test an EA?
Many thanks for your advice.
EAgreat
minimum balance needed... for what?
If so, all strategy tests only give the $15.90, how do I get the $154.89 when I test an EA?
If the image on the left is the Active-Trades then what you're looking for is Maximum-Floating-Losses in Account Currency. Easiest way is to save the highest -Value seen during test. Like Below, Not Compiled, Not Tested. Recommend saving Global Scope Variables [like this one] to File for Live Experts.
extern int Magic=7; double Max_FloatLoss$; //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ void start(){ Print("Max_FloatLoss="+Max_FloatLoss()); } //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ void Max_FloatLoss(){ double Profit_All=Profit_All_Active(); if(Profit_All>0){return;} if(Profit_All<Max_FloatLoss$){ Max_FloatLoss$=Profit_All; } } //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ double Profit_All_Active(){ double Profit; for(int i=OrdersTotal()-1; i>=0; i--){ if(!OrderSelect(i,SELECT_BY_POS)){continue;} if(OrderMagicNumber()!=Magic){continue;} Profit+=OrderProfit()+OrderCommission()+OrderSwap(); }return(Profit);} //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ //~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dear Expert,
Would you please advise?
Why for the same live account, the mDD on the Trade page is -154.89 while on the statement it says mDD is 15.90 (Please see above image)?
Thank you for your teaching.
Best,
EAgreat