Is there a reliable, proven, prop firm EA? - page 2
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Again not true. I researched 43 prop-firms and only 5 of them discouraged the use of EAs.
However, those same 5 prop-firms, would still allow EAs, provided the EA executables were submitted for testing and evaluation, and if they passed, they would be allowed for live trading.
I researched prop firms in the USA, Canada, UK, Liechtenstein, Malta, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Israel and UAE.
EDIT: Obviously, I only researched prop-firms that offered MetaTrader as a platform. I did not research others that did not.
Some prop-firms want to examine your EA' code before permitting to use it (precondition), is't it ridiculers?
It is their capital that is at risk with your trading. I would think it quite normal for them to want to make sure your EA is not going to cause them losses.
However, there are only a few that have that condition.