Then I still don't understand the branch's question.
You're selling an EA, after all.
Still gone.
The question is simple. Does the profit come from the trading strategy or from the by-products?
For example a broker makes money from what? Trading platform representatives making money from what? Subscription signal publishers earn on what? And so on. In the above cases, profits are made without intervention.
One trader gives to the other (Sell+Buy). Both traders pay swap, spread, commissions.
The rest is a plus.
Yes, but after all they are making money from the service, not from their own trading. So maybe making money from forex is a baize to promote their services.
Thanks for the tip. I've never used a third party quote history and whether I will in the future.
So, what was your purpose in creating this thread and showing the result of your EA test?
Personally, I'm off.........
So, what was your purpose in creating this thread and showing the result of your EA test?
I'm just answering your own question. What isthe number of trades?
This is a test with the MC demo. I'm showing it without any subtext. Because it's a test and not a real report. And it is essentially meaningless.
I was just answering you, to your own questionWill the number of trades?
I was just answering you, to your own questionWill the number of trades?
Question, have you optimized your trading robot? Maybe, your result is just a well-matched parameter to the historical data?
I don't sell EAs, unlike you
This EA is not for sale, this strategy is not used in the EA presented in the market.
This EA is not for sale, this strategy is not used in the EA presented in the market.
OK. Moving on.
Then I still don't understand the branch's question.
You're selling an EA, after all.
Still gone.
My question is, have you optimized your robot? Maybe your result is just a good fit of the parameters to the historical data?
OK. Moving on.
Then I still don't understand the branch's question.
You're selling an EA, after all.
Still gone.
One trader gives to another trader (Sell+Buy).
Both traders pay swap, spread, commission. The rest is a plus.
One trader gives to the other (Sell+Buy). Both traders pay swap, spread, commissions.
The rest is a plus.
Yes, but after all they are making money from the service, not from their own trading. So maybe making money from forex is a baize to promote their services.