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Version 1
probably gets a lot of entries at about 1 price level (on flat), which are then drained.
Version 2
Trading 12 times more often (60/5) you reach a drain faster. Test H1 on the same number of signals you received from M5.
Version 1
probably get a lot of inputs at about 1 price level (on flat), which then merge
Version 2
Trading 12 times more often (60/5) you reach the drain faster. Test H1 on the same number of signals that you received from M5
So far, I'm sticking to the theory that the cloze prices of the five minutes are close together, so the spread eats up the profit.
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Calculate the quantile of price increments with a small step, for example, 0.01. You will probably see that in hourly trades the increments are larger than the spread in hourly trades above the spread is many times larger than on M5.
I think it is more complicated. For example, there is an Expert Advisor in the Market that shows different results on real ticks and tester-generated ticks. I can't get into the reasons.
Calculate the quantile of price increments with a small step, for example, 0.01. You will probably see that in hourly rates the increments are greater than the spread in hourly rates above the spread is many times greater than on M5.
Probably on the OOS.
On OOS. I'll text you.
I think it is more complicated. For example, there is an Expert Advisor in the Market that shows different results on real ticks and tester-generated ticks. It is not possible to get into the reasons.
Download the Expert Advisor, disallow updates, check it in a week on fresh ticks.
Or shift the time in the history, there must be a catch.