Checking the minimum stop in EAs published in the marketplace. - page 4
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expediency may inadvertently conflict with the trading conditions in the account
did a spread*2 check for now - see what they say.
genius solution -- sorry to hear about the buyer.
do you even trade yourself?
p.s. got it -- your signals are on the demo -- no more questions.
the buyer will not set 1, by default the stops are big
to check in the marketplace - moderator specifically puts stoploss = 1. to check how Expert Advisor handles error 130
if the server has a floating stop, the level returns 0, which is less than 1, and therefore the EA does not assign a new value to the stop.
so if the stop is floating, i made, on the advice of others, minstop = 2 spread.
Naturally no one will put stoploss = 1.
+ I added a notification that the set levels are less than the minimum.
The signals are both demo and real. But what does this have to do with it? You're starting to crap on the subject again.
so if the stop is floating, i have made, on the advice of others, minstop = 2 spreads.
is one of the most stupid pieces of advice given by the sort of experts on the subject.
I'd like you to answer the question on the subject.
one of the most inane pieces of advice given by the type-experts on the subject.
one of the most useless pieces of advice given by the kind of experts on the subject.
But on the topic -- you were given real good advice in your own thread -- if you had any experience of trading not on the demo, you would have been able to see that advice.
which one is the real good advice, point it out.
I know that the stop is usually equal to 3 spreads, it used to be...
And then there's fiction upon fiction - at least do your research on the subject - a lot of things will be revealed to you.
What's the real, practical advice, poke around
think for yourself - enough for you to know that your decision is wrong.
In my opinion, this is correct: if the stop is too small, the trade will not open, which makes sense. The Expert Advisor will make an error, the moderators will see the error and note to themselves that everything is OK.
If you want to add an option of setting the minimum lot in Expert Advisor, this is an additional option. I would do so if the settings parameterStop = -1, then first open a deal without any stops, then try to change the stop on increasing, until it fails. If parameterStop = 0, then trade without any stops. If parameterStop > 0: then just set this value, and output an error if the trade fails to open.