Discussion of article "Creating an EA that works automatically (Part 11): Automation (III)"
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The code present in this folder has already proven to have now no flaws and is very useful and efficient for the task for which it was designed. Never add mew new code in this folder.
And:
You know that there is still a week weak part in the EA
Figure 01. "Manual control system" has text Plataform Platform
Small typos seen (red mark followed by correction in green) :
The code present in this folder has already proven to have now no flaws and is very useful and efficient for the task for which it was designed. Never add mew new code in this folder.
And:
You know that there is still a week weak part in the EA
Figure 01. "Manual control system" has text Plataform Platform
In fact the figure even contains an error at the time of typing. Thank you for reporting and for noticing this.😁👍
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New article Creating an EA that works automatically (Part 11): Automation (III) has been published:
An automated system will not be successful without proper security. However, security will not be ensured without a good understanding of certain things. In this article, we will explore why achieving maximum security in automated systems is such a challenge.
If you apply this approach for some time, you'll eventually create a very interesting database of functions and procedures, and you will be able to program things extremely quickly and safely. This type of thing is highly appreciated, especially in an activity such as the financial market, where no one is really interested in using a code that is not suited to the risk present in the market always. Since we are always working in an area where runtime errors are not appreciated and everything happens in the worst type of scenario, which is real time, your code has to be able to resist unexpected events at any moment.
All this has been said in order to reach the following point, which is shown in Figure 01:
Author: Daniel Jose