Local trade copier

 

Hey guys,


does anyone of u knows a good local trade copier in script format? 
What I want to achieve is that the trades my EA makes are being copied x (preferably up to to two digits after the commes) the amount that I specify.


ISF

 

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Hey guys,


does anyone of u knows a good local trade copier in script format
What I want to achieve is that the trades my EA makes are being copied x (preferably up to to two digits after the commes) the amount that I specify.


ISF

Why in script format ??.
 
Sergey Golubev:

https://www.mql5.com/en/signals

and check the Market as well:
https://www.mql5.com/en/market 
using the search here.


Sergey, thanks for your post. I just looked at the first pages and I only see copiers between accounts and terminal, I would like one that copies within the same account and same terminal as my broker has no lot size limit.

 
Jose Francisco Casado Fernandez:
Why in script format ??.

Hi Jose, because it's my understanding that only one EA can be run per currency pair at once. So if my EA runs I wouldn't be able to add a second EA but i nevertheless need it's trade to be copied.

 
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Hi Jose, because it's my understanding that only one EA can be run per currency pair at once. So if my EA runs I wouldn't be able to add a second EA but i nevertheless need it's trade to be copied.

You can only run one EA per chart.

However, you can open multiple charts of the same symbol.

Have you tried opening two or more charts for the same symbol?

Chart 1: EUR_USD D1

Chart 2: EUR_USD D1 

Then just apply your EA on each chart, as you normally would.

Be sure to configure each EA to use a different Magic number, this way it can manage the tickets specific to the chart it is loaded on.

A properly written EA will ignore any tickets it isn't suppose to be processing.

A second and probably much simpler solution would be to just add a loop to your order generation function which will open multiple trades for you.

for(int x=0; x<5; x++){
 //Insert your OrderSend() code here......
 //ticket=OrderSend(Symbol()................ etc etc etc)
}

- Jack

 

Thanks Jack, the thing is tough that I'm not really looking for code but more for an EA of script. You are right, you can set multiple EA's on different charts (assuming they have a different magic number). So an EA could help here, it's just that I still have to find one on the market that copies locally and so far I've only found copiers to other accounts and terminals.

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