Since most EAs have history reader, who should i contact at MQL5 to complain about the state of this marketplace ? - page 6
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So here is your logic :
A fraudster is someone who is aware that they are doing something wrong. If they are unaware, yet the outcome is negative, then they are not a fraudster—they are simply someone who has made a mistake. Therefore, even with access to the code, it is nearly impossible to determine whether a person acted with malicious intent or simply made a genuine error due to a lack of experience, etc.
In my personal view, there is a lot of fraud on the Market. But that’s impossible to prove.
A fraudster is someone who is aware that they are doing something wrong. If they are unaware, yet the outcome is negative, then they are not a fraudster—they are simply someone who has made a mistake. Therefore, even with access to the code, it is nearly impossible to determine whether a person acted with malicious intent or simply made a genuine error due to a lack of experience, etc.
In my personal view, there is a lot of fraud on the Market. But that’s impossible to prove.
Nice to see that your view is that there is "a lot of fraud on this Market"
But no it's not impossible to prove, it is possible to prove with 99.8% statistical probability.
Surely that should be enough for someone at MQL5 to take interest.
But no it's not impossible to prove, it is possible to prove with 99.8% statistical probability.
Surely that should be enough for someone at MQL5 to take interest.
Post anonymized backtests on the forum, and include your own personal assessments. Perhaps something in the universe will change.