There is also one limitation in MT5. I was just reminded of it. To quote.
"For adequate multi-portfolio testing, an MT5 tester will not work, nor will any of the OHLC testers. You need a tick history there. Because a synthetic is realistically evaluated only on the basis of the tick history. It's that rare case where the salt is in the details.
OnGoing: Yes, we can. But just the logic of such a test has not yet been proposed. Make a simple opening/closing of course not a problem. But that's not what we need, is it?
What do we need? Open and wait for +5. Closed. At the same time, we roughly estimate the situation as I wrote above. We do not need a mega EA yet. It is only the first step so far.
There is also one limitation in MT5. I was just reminded of it. To quote.
"For adequate multi-portfolio testing, an MT5 tester will not work, nor will any of the OHLC testers. You need a tick history there. Because a synthetic is realistically evaluated only on the basis of the tick history. It's that rare case where the salt is in the details.
Without tests it's a bit risky to rely on a demo. You can run it on minutes.
I take it the higher the chart the more reliable and profitable it is?
Not exactly, but not below an hour.
We sell at the hawks and buy at the lows. Define for yourself the fluctuations of the pair per month during the year and, for example, when the price goes down by 3000 points, you start to buy, when it goes up, you start to sell.
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.
There is also one limitation in MT5. I was just reminded of it. To quote.
"For adequate multi-portfolio testing, an MT5 tester will not work, nor will any of the OHLC testers. You need a tick history there. Because a synthetic is realistically evaluated only on the basis of the tick history. It's that rare case where the salt is in the details.
Yes, we can. But just the logic of such a test has not yet been proposed. Make a simple opening/closing of course not a problem. But that's not what we need, is it?
What do we need? Open and wait for +5. Closed. At the same time, we roughly estimate the situation as I wrote above. We do not need a mega EA yet. It is only the first step so far.
There is also one limitation in MT5. I was just reminded of it. To quote.
"For adequate multi-portfolio testing, an MT5 tester will not work, nor will any of the OHLC testers. You need a tick history there. Because a synthetic is realistically evaluated only on the basis of the tick history. It's that rare case where the salt is in the details.
Without tests, it's a bit risky to rely on a demo. You can run it on minutes.
Minutes can be as long as 100 pips)
Info for the villagers to ponder:
The hat of the report:
It's a simple averager
Takeprof100!
the higher the chart, the safer and more profitable it is?
Take Profit 50!
I take it the higher the chart the more reliable and profitable it is?
Not exactly, but not below an hour.
We sell at the hawks and buy at the lows. Define for yourself the fluctuations of the pair per month during the year and, for example, when the price goes down by 3000 points, you start to buy, when it goes up, you start to sell.
one of the reasons why the tester leaks!
one of the reasons why the tester leaks!