azfaraon: I understand that you are counting on discretion). You'd better ask...
I understood what you said above, right away, without leaving the box office. I don't think I'm going to emphasize it so easily. Experience, as they say, is not for sale and to take and inflate a thought (yours, of course) into a whole topic is worth a lot for a newcomer. I hadn't noticed that, but (!!!!) I've got it in my head. I'll check it out.
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leverage, minimum lot are the same?
at first glance - something to do with the lot size
the lot is the same0.1. Sov is simple as a hammer TP and SL without indices
and it works on ticks
the lot is thesame 0.1 . Sov is simple as a hammer TP and SL without indices
and it works on ticks.
the point value remains
command (or open trades in the list after testing and compare the total of the first closed one):
MarketInfo(Symbol(),MODE_TICKVALUE);the lot is thesame 0.1 . Sov is simple as a hammer TP and SL without indices
and it works on ticks.
Why are you guessing?))) Most likely the test is on some kind of cross...That's the difference.
Wait, wait, we'll figure it out. It's not a hard question.
The difference between the balances in one case is smooth and in the other - saw-tooth.)
The difference in the balances is visible - one is smooth, the other is saw-tooth.
I understand that you are counting on discretion). You'd better ask...
Wait, let's calculate. it's not a hard question.
Test on GBPUSD
Two brokers have the same result for example: -30.20 and -30.20, and FXOpen has -30.74
Test on GBPUSD
Two brokers have the same result for example: -30.20 and -30.20, while FXOpen has -30.74