RaptorUK: Take ubzen's advice, disconnect from your Broker so the Spread does not change, I do this by entering an incorrect login ID and then trying to login, it will fail and disconnect you from your Broker. Then you can use a spread controller script of some kind . . . there are a few, search using Google, so you can fix your Spread. Then copy your History data from one terminal to the other 2 . . . make sure you backup anything you don't want to lose.
Why do that ? If you have same entry data (spread, history, broker ) then you have same results, if not you don't have same results. It's obvious, and what ?
Why do that ? If you have same entry data (spread, history, broker ) then you have same results, if not you don't have same results. It's obvious, and what ?
To answer the question . . .
"Why differents backtest's results in 3 PC with same metatrader configuration ?"
. . . and the answer will be that if the configuration is in fact the same the results will be the same.
"Why differents backtest's results in 3 PC with same metatrader configuration ?"
. . . and the answer will be that if the configuration is in fact the same the results will be the same.
Agreed. The one other thing I could think of was a Random_Algorithm and that's why I included he check for that. Usually its the spreads, follow by the data thats causing the problems.
angevoyageur: Ok. I probably misunderstood, I thought you had advised him to do so on 3 PC, 1 is enough.
His question was specifically about getting the same or different results on 3 PCs . . . if he want to reassure himself that he can get the same result on each PC then he should do just that.
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Take ubzen's advice, disconnect from your Broker so the Spread does not change, I do this by entering an incorrect login ID and then trying to login, it will fail and disconnect you from your Broker. Then you can use a spread controller script of some kind . . . there are a few, search using Google, so you can fix your Spread. Then copy your History data from one terminal to the other 2 . . . make sure you backup anything you don't want to lose.
Why do that ? If you have same entry data (spread, history, broker ) then you have same results, if not you don't have same results. It's obvious, and what ?
ROFL... I had a feeling he's say screw that :-}
Well I guess its not important ( yet ).
ROFL... I had a feeling he's say screw that :-}
Well I guess its not important ( yet ).
Why do that ? If you have same entry data (spread, history, broker ) then you have same results, if not you don't have same results. It's obvious, and what ?
To answer the question . . .
"Why differents backtest's results in 3 PC with same metatrader configuration ?"
. . . and the answer will be that if the configuration is in fact the same the results will be the same.
What PC can I use as reference, is the PC that have more bar or other parameters ?
To answer the question . . .
"Why differents backtest's results in 3 PC with same metatrader configuration ?"
. . . and the answer will be that if the configuration is in fact the same the results will be the same.
To answer the question . . .
"Why differents backtest's results in 3 PC with same metatrader configuration ?"
. . . and the answer will be that if the configuration is in fact the same the results will be the same.
Ok. I probably misunderstood, I thought you had advised him to do so on 3 PC, 1 is enough.