Discussion of article "How to Secure Your Expert Advisor While Trading on the Moscow Exchange" - page 3

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Congratulations for this article.
This is gold.
It happen on me , all exchange are same , even worst case secenario was u broke also the broker might demand u to pay debt.
All your trade 100% loss + debt = bankrupt
there's something wrong here:
I guess it's the way it's supposed to be, and it's not clear why the shift is necessary:
deviationpanel (RTS-6.16,H4) array out of range in 'MarketBook.mqh' (166,44) I have this too why?
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The article is great, I have implemented in my robot the limit orders taking into account possible slippage calculated by the analysis of the stack.
Also all stop losses and take profits that puts the terminal, replaced by stop limit orders with the same consideration of slippage.
Tests have shown that this method on the Moscow stock exchange is not in competition, the system performance improved by about 5-8%.
Thanks to the author for the article and examples.
The article is great, I have implemented in my robot the inputs by limits taking into account the possible slippage of the stack calculated by the analysis.
I also replaced all stop losses and take profits set by the terminal with stop limit orders with the same consideration of slippage.
Tests have shown that this method is not competitive on the Moscow stock exchange, the system performance has improved by about 5-8%.
Thanks to the author for the article and examples.
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However, be careful with the tests. MT5 is not able to calculate slippage on stack tests (no other public tester can).
It is highly advisable that you ALWAYS use limit orders. Even to simulate stop orders it is better to use limit orders.
If you trade illiquid, the recommendations in the article are STRONGLY REQUIRED. Simply put, there should not be a single STOP or MARKET order on illiquid.