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Wrong.
static int totalh=0; // static variables are declared before calling start(), init() and deinit()
...
int start() {
...
if (OrderHistoryTotal() != totalh) {
// replenished by one order
}
totalh = OrderHistoryTotal();
...
}
got it!!!
I want to analyze a year or two of history to have an idea of what time of day is the most volatile
I found no specific statistics for 5-120 min. But I found an idea - to make an Expert Advisor that buys at the beginning of the range and closes the deal at the end.
Only the main question remains - how to collect statistics, namely - the average profitability of the first 5 min, second 5 min, ... the last 5 min, 1 hour, 2 hours, ... the last one, etc.
how do you get the statistics?
i need to find the average profit of the first 5 minutes of the day when selling and when buying, how?)
Yeah... Do you know anything about programming? Any language or environment?
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can you count by hand? i.e. you have data - in what form would you count it by hand (on paper)? give me an example...
then forget it... :) you won't be able to analyse the results :) - you'll be like the Chukcha in Field of Dreams... guessed all the letters but couldn't pronounce the word...
I can't if they don't tell me how.
I don't have to do it, and whoever likes the idea can do it
I can't if they don't tell me how.
I don't have to do it, and whoever likes the idea can do it