Help me to understand trade log and situation

Andrew 2022.11.05 20:58

Hello. Friends, please tell me if I understand correctly this trade log and the situation that happened . Orders that from 00:57:42 to 00:58:42 were closed for a whole minute in the amount of 100 pieces. Do I understand correctly that the broker spent an average of 0.6 seconds on each trade to close them all? It's not the fault of the MT4 platform that it took so long to close? In my case, the ping in MT4 to the server was 1-2 ms. Thank you for your responses.

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Andrew 2022.11.05 21:06 #1

I forgot to mention, I don't know if this is important. EA gave the order to close all these orders when the drawdown reached 60% of the balance. And the orders were closed for so long that the drawdown managed to increase to 80%.

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amando 2022.11.05 21:33 #2

Andrew #:
I forgot to mention, I don't know if this is important. EA gave the order to close all these orders when the drawdown reached 60% of the balance. And the orders were closed for so long that the drawdown managed to increase to 80%.

This statement makes no sense

Fernando Carreiro 2022.11.05 21:38 #3

Andrew #: I forgot to mention, I don't know if this is important. EA gave the order to close all these orders when the drawdown reached 60% of the balance. And the orders were closed for so long that the drawdown managed to increase to 80%.

You were closing off 100 orders in 0.6s. What did you expect?

That is 6ms per order. The broker and MetaTrader actually did their jobs well, all things considered.

The trader however, needs to learn to trade more responsibly — don't use grids or martingale! And Averaging Down is also dangerous if you don't calculate your risk properly.

help plz with lot The Safest Leverage for Drawdown & Balance Drop

Fernando Carreiro 2022.11.05 21:43 #4

Andrew #: I forgot to mention, I don't know if this is important. EA gave the order to close all these orders when the drawdown reached 60% of the balance. And the orders were closed for so long that the drawdown managed to increase to 80%.

Yes, given the irresponsible way you were trading, that is not at all surprising. In fact, you were lucky you did not blow the account entirely.

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