Discussing 3rd party VPS providers would be against forum rules. You will have to do your own research on the subject.
Discussing 3rd party VPS providers would be against forum rules. You will have to do your own research on the subject.
thanks. can you please help? Currently I am using the free service provided by my broker but in this last month I noticed a huge slippage so I am looking for a different solution. TKS in advance for any help
thanks. can you please help? Currently I am using the free service provided by my broker but in this last month I noticed a huge slippage so I am looking for a different solution. TKS in advance for any help
We can't discuss non MQL5.com providers in this forum.
MQL5 VPS is ideal for running your signal subscription or up to 32 EAs on it, you can only use it on/for 1 trading account though.We can't discuss non MQL5.com providers in this forum.
MQL5 VPS is ideal for running your signal subscription or up to 32 EAs on it, you can only use it on/for 1 trading account though.Yes I noticed. I have more than 1 account. that's why I m looking for a convenient solution
We can't discuss non MQL5.com providers in this forum.
MQL5 VPS is ideal for running your signal subscription or up to 32 EAs on it, you can only use it on/for 1 trading account though.No, not necessarily. You could easily run 32 EAs all on the same symbol and time-frame (one per chart, even if all the charts are of the same symbol and time-frame).
No, not necessarily. You could easily run 32 EAs all on the same symbol and time-frame (one per chart, even if all the charts are of the same symbol and time-frame).
Thanks, appreciate the reply. So when you run an EA - it is linked to a specific chart you have open in MetaTrader?
and is it possible to link an EA to a specific account within your broker account e.g. a sub account with x amount of funds?
Yes, one EA per chart!
There is no such thing as "sub account". All EAs have access all the account's funds.
If you want to limit the EAs access to funds, then code it to do proper percentage based fractional risk management, and define parameters to control its limits.
If however you do not have access to the EAs source code then you will not be able to limit it, unless it already provides percentage based fractional risk management functionality.
Yes, one EA per chart!
There is no such thing as "sub account". All EAs have access all the account's funds.
If you want to limit the EAs access to funds, then code it to do proper percentage based fractional risk management, and define parameters to control its limits.
If however you do not have access to the EAs source code then you will not be able to limit it, unless it already provides percentage based fractional risk management functionality.

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