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so there it is.
I may not be fully awake yet, but I still don't see this indicator. There is a total number of points earned/lost and a total profit/loss that can be calculated manually. But there is no pips-per-trade as such.
Are the points in the average wrong?
It is that, but without a correction for the 4th or 5th digit, it loses its meaning. (Meaning average profit in pips) You have to go through and look at the history of trades, which shows on which quotes the 4 or 5 digit signal works.
Everything would be much more informative if the points were rationed.
As Vladimir suggested.
Everything would be much more informative if the points were rationed.
As Vladimir suggested.
And by the way, expectation in rationed points is a very important and very informative indicator for the tester. It is much more informative than expectation in money (which is often confusing). I would like to have it in the set of standard testing and optimization indicators (displayed in the report and available in OnTester()).
// Expectation in money should be also left. It is necessary, though. The money/opoints comparison is an important tool for estimating money management systems.
By the way, expectation in normalized points is a very important and very informative indicator for the tester, much more informative than money expectation. I would like very much to have it in the set of standard testing and optimization indicators (displayed in the report and programmatically available in OnTester()).
Agreed
Everything would be much more informative if the points were rationed.
As Vladimir suggested.
I have suggested this before. So far no response from developers -
Telemah 2013.12.16 05:18 # RU
Comrade developers, please tell me if I understand correctly that the average profit in pips in the ranking is not corrected for the number of decimal places? In other words, the average profit in pips on four decimal places will be different from the average profit on the five and we should look in each case, what is the quoted price of the Provider? Maybe, if so, to somehow bring it to a common denominator?