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Pessimism and general fatigue are often the cause of misperception. Renat, I understand that it is boring to look at the report and see that all trades are made at 0.1 lot. The gaps between opening and closing are many minutes to hours.
 
Yes, that's right. Sorry about that. Didn't consider the size.
 
So does anyone have any idea how to accept quotes from multiple servers?
 
getch:
So does anyone have any idea how to receive quotes from multiple servers?
To have several terminals running and read their hst-files (or, if they update late, write their own csv-files with quotes).
Such an idea has already arisen, the task has been queued up for a month ;)
 
Yes, the solution is head-on and working. Dear developers, if you have the opportunity, tell us how to get quotes from DC servers without using the terminal. I don't think it would somehow infringe on the originality and individuality of your product.
 

You don't need to read the hst-files. You can put an Expert Advisor on all instruments, which will send every tick to its program (via PostMessageA). In the program, we process the quotes, calculate the signals and write them into the file (into the experts\files directory). The Expert Advisor reads signals from there and executes them

 
getch:
Yes, the solution is head-on and working. Dear developers, if you have the opportunity, tell us how to get quotes from the DC servers without using the terminal. I don't think it will somehow infringe on the originality and individuality of your product.

Without running the terminal, you can only get quotes from MT3 - there is an API for it
 
Is MT3 compatible with MT4? Just running a dozen or so terminals is not possible for everyone, with the bare minimum needed from the terminal: receiving quotes.
 

Not compatible. And only a small number of brokers still have it. Everyone is switching to MT4

 
getch:
Obvious and profitable systems may not exist. The simplicity of an idea and its obviousness are different things. For example, neural networks are simple, but not obvious.
Neural networks are very simple and quite obvious for those who know analytical geometry by hearsay. For the rest it is the dark forest with unknown set of weights, although weights are just constants in the linear equation of the plane that separates flies from cutlets.

Since the majority of "traders" want to make profit without grasping the essence of the trading system functioning principle, they prefer to wait for ready-made interpretations of trading signals, and this leads to statements such as "There are no obvious and profitable systems".

For those who are competent in a particular area and can formulate a mathematical model to solve a problem, the problem is only in the process of implementing the theory in the applied area.

Even grandfather Euclid said to primitive profane people: "There are no royal ways into mathematics".

Everything brilliant is simple and quite obvious.
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