With my broker, with this amount even 5 lots can not open, I estimate that the 50 lot margin will be something like 125 000 with a leverage of 1:100 and you need to vary at least 100 points
VDev: Today I've got 50 lots on Demo ECN Rooforex!!! This is not a typo, fifty!!! And, most importantly, no entries in the logbook. I tried my hands - same thing. Lazy to go and check MarketInfo.
This is the maximum volume of one order. If you need and your deposit allows, please open N*50 = unlimited.
I've seen a 10-lot limit. Long found out what caused such a decision, finally figured it out. They say that it is easier to find a counterparty for a smaller amount of lots, and respectively, it is faster and with less slippage to execute 10 lots orders than to do 100 lots in one order.
Alexey: At my broker, with this amount even 5 lots can not open, I figured 50 lots margin will be something like 125,000 with a leverage of 1:100 and you need to vary, at least 100 pips.
This is the maximum volume of one order. If you need and your deposit allows you, please open N*50 = unlimited.
I have encountered a limit of 10 lots. It took me a long time to find out what caused such a decision. They say it is easier to find a counterparty for a smaller amount of lots, and therefore, the term of executing 10 orders of 10 lots each is faster and with less slippage than executing 100 lots in one order.
Yes, I misspoke. It's just that the Demo ECN robot used to simulate fractional lots for large volumes. I recommended it to one person and it turned out that this feature has been removed, at the same time I found out about max 50 lots/order.
VDev: Yes, I misspoke. It's just that the Demo ECN robot used to simulate fractional lots for large volumes. I recommended it to one person, it turned out that this feature has been removed, at the same time I found out about max 50 lots/order.
Ah, I saw that thread, thought the question was solved and didn't answer it. There is a company that divides the declared volume according to the volumes of the counterparties, gkfx.
Allow the use of cookies to log in to the MQL5.com website.
Please enable the necessary setting in your browser, otherwise you will not be able to log in.
You are signed in. Two-factor authentication has been disabled. Set it up again and scan a new QR code, or continue with two-factor authentication disabled.
in the robot.
Thank you. Do they pay out what they earn?
I'll have a look at the reviews myself as well...
Thank you. Do they pay out what they earn?
I'll have a look at the reviews myself...
50,000 at 100 leverage
Today I've got 50 lots on Demo ECN Rooforex!!! This is not a typo, fifty!!! And, most importantly, no entries in the logbook. I tried my hands - same thing. Lazy to go and check MarketInfo.
This is the maximum volume of one order. If you need and your deposit allows, please open N*50 = unlimited.
I've seen a 10-lot limit. Long found out what caused such a decision, finally figured it out. They say that it is easier to find a counterparty for a smaller amount of lots, and respectively, it is faster and with less slippage to execute 10 lots orders than to do 100 lots in one order.
At my broker, with this amount even 5 lots can not open, I figured 50 lots margin will be something like 125,000 with a leverage of 1:100 and you need to vary, at least 100 pips.
Can't you do a bigger leverage?
This is the maximum volume of one order. If you need and your deposit allows you, please open N*50 = unlimited.
I have encountered a limit of 10 lots. It took me a long time to find out what caused such a decision. They say it is easier to find a counterparty for a smaller amount of lots, and therefore, the term of executing 10 orders of 10 lots each is faster and with less slippage than executing 100 lots in one order.
Yes, I misspoke. It's just that the Demo ECN robot used to simulate fractional lots for large volumes. I recommended it to one person, it turned out that this feature has been removed, at the same time I found out about max 50 lots/order.
Ah, I saw that thread, thought the question was solved and didn't answer it. There is a company that divides the declared volume according to the volumes of the counterparties, gkfx.