Discussion of article "General information on Trading Signals for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5" - page 24
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Good afternoon!
Could you please advise me? How do I synchronise volumes with the signal provider so that I have the same volume opened as he has, and not reduced because of a smaller deposit?????
I would be very grateful.
Good afternoon!
Could you please advise me? How do I synchronise volumes with the signal provider so that I have the same volume opened as he has, and not reduced because of a smaller deposit?????
I will be much obliged.
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So you asked: "Can I selectively copy trades when subscribing to a signal - today I want to copy them, but in a few hours I don't want to"?
Answer: No. You can't do that. You can:
Does it mean that by switching off the terminal authorised in MQL5 and allowing to receive signals in the settings, one can not receive signals without terminating the subscription? At the same time, switching on another terminal with the same account without authorisation in MQL5, you can trade manually without worrying about crossing trades from the signals service? Right?
And now, please, describe your thriller in more detail: describe what exactly you did after subscription, did you migrate to virtual hosting?
And now, please, describe your thriller in detail: describe what exactly did you do after subscription, did you migrate to shared hosting?
There is no thriller - I find out everything in advance. Just saw a question close to my task.
Planning to: 1) on my existing VPS to subscribe to the signal from MT4 terminal.
2) on Mondays and Fridays (for example) to close (switch off) this terminal on VPS.
3) on Mondays and Fridays trade on the same account from another terminal not authorised (not connected at all) in the MQL5 service.
Risks of deposit overload are a separate issue. I am interested in technical risks: erroneous synchronisations, synchronisation failures, which I cannot foresee yet.
I haven't even looked into virtual hosting yet, is it necessary?
No thriller - I find out everything in advance. Just saw a question close to my task.
I plan to: 1) on my existing VPS subscribe to the signal from MT4 terminal.
2) on Mondays and Fridays (for example) to close (switch off) this terminal on VPS.
3) on Mondays and Fridays trade on the same account from another terminal not authorised (not connected at all) in the MQL5 service.
Risks of deposit overload are a separate issue. I am interested in technical risks: erroneous synchronisations, synchronisation failures, which I cannot foresee yet.
I haven't even looked into shared hosting yet, is it necessary?
If you are using a third-party VPS - I can't help you. I have no experience in using third-party VPS. I only use in-built shared hosting in the terminal.
...Is it possible to receive signals on a terminal running on a permanently switched on computer (home computer, for example), without using virtual hosting?
Yes. Of course you can. You need either a always-on home PC or in-built shared hosting to get non-stop signals from your subscription.
Great. In the case of a constantly switched on home PC, to stop receiving signals, it is enough to close (disable) the MT4 terminal authorised in the MQL5 service?
Afterwards, when switching on the MT4 terminal authorised in the MQL5 service and restoring the signals, what are the technical risks: erroneous synchronisation (I made a mistake), synchronisation failures (peculiarities of the service), other technical risks?