LORAN44: what are credits for signals? where can you read about it in detail...exactly about payment for signals and about earning money directly...i.e. how is the settlement made directly with the signal provider...how does the provider receive earnings? thank you....
It drops to your account, and then you transfer it to your web mani, for example, and there you already cash out through Otkritie, for example.
market: With the status of MQl5.community seller you can set the price of your free signal. It will become a paid signal with all its history preserved. Don't forget to warn your "free" subscribers about it in advance.
Do I understand correctly that in this case the signal will continue to be broadcast (at least to the remaining subscribers from the free period) or there will be no signal broadcasting for 30 days (test period)?
Do I understand correctly that in this case the signal will continue to be broadcast (at least to the remaining subscribers from the free period) or there will be no signal broadcasting during 30 days (test period)?
...If the Provider has decided to make the free Signal a paid subscription, all existing subscriptions will remain valid and free until their subscription expires. Upon expiry of the subscription, a paid continuation of the subscription will be offered, which the Subscriber can accept or refuse. Thus, changing from a free to a paid subscription will not result in a charge for an existing free subscription.
Derden: Question. Can one and the same signal be published for MT4 and MT5 in the corresponding sections. Wouldn't it be a violation of the publishing rules?
No, MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 trading platforms have differences in the system of accounting and trade order execution. Therefore, in order to copy trades, you need to select a Signal that is on the same trading platform as your account. Or open an account on the same platform (and preferably with the same broker) as the Signal you want to subscribe to.
What about the test period? Will subscribers have a break in receiving signals during the test period?
It seems that you have not been helped to get an idea of how signals pass the test period. Let's go in order:
Thetest period is one month, during which the signal should be publicly available and not require money for subscription. In this case, the signal can be in two states:
Paid signal, subscription to which is not allowed because it is on the test period.
In both cases the signal becomes available for subscription after one month.
Assigning a price to a signal can also take place according to two scenarios:
Before one month of the test period expires. In this case, all existing subscriptions are cancelled and the signal goes into the test period for the remainder of the period, during which new subscriptions will not be possible.
After one month of the test period. All subscriptions remain untouched and the new price starts to apply to all future subscriptions as well as renewals of existing subscriptions.
Unfortunately, you don't have any signal personally, so I won't be able to suggest anything specific.
and how do you understand that for one trading account you can create only one signal? if I have two charts in my terminal, on which I trade... it will be considered signals from two charts as two signals? but if the trading strategy is tied to simultaneous trading on two charts, how can I be?
what are credits for signals? where can you read about it in detail...exactly about payment for signals and about earning money directly...i.e. how is the settlement made directly with the signal provider...how does the provider receive earnings? thank you....
With the status of MQl5.community seller you can set the price of your free signal. It will become a paid signal with all its history preserved. Don't forget to warn your "free" subscribers about it in advance.
Do I understand correctly that in this case the signal will continue to be broadcast (at least to the remaining subscribers from the free period) or there will be no signal broadcasting for 30 days (test period)?
Please explain this nuance.
Do I understand correctly that in this case the signal will continue to be broadcast (at least to the remaining subscribers from the free period) or there will be no signal broadcasting during 30 days (test period)?
Please clarify this nuance.
Take a look at the answer to question 9: How is a paid subscription charged? What happens if a free subscription suddenly becomes a paid subscription?
Question. Can one and the same signal be published for MT4 and MT5 in the corresponding sections. Wouldn't it be a violation of the publishing rules?
Take a look at the answer to question 8: Can I copy trades from MetaTrader 4 to MetaTrader 5, or vice versa?
Take a look at the answer to question 9: How is a paid subscription charged? What happens if a free subscription suddenly becomes a paid subscription?
Thank you.
And about the test period? Will subscribers have a break in receiving the signal for the test period?
What about the test period? Will subscribers have a break in receiving signals during the test period?
It seems that you have not been helped to get an idea of how signals pass the test period. Let's go in order:
Thetest period is one month, during which the signal should be publicly available and not require money for subscription. In this case, the signal can be in two states:
In both cases the signal becomes available for subscription after one month.
Assigning a price to a signal can also take place according to two scenarios:
Unfortunately, you don't have any signal personally, so I won't be able to suggest anything specific.
Let's go in order:
Thetest period is.
Assigning a price to a signal
Thank you for the detailed explanation. This is exactly what I wanted to understand.