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I know this question is a bit broad, but I would like to know what things you guys consider important when developing an EA. I don't mean stuff related to MQL5 itself, but regarding trading strategies instead. For example: Do you use indicators

I developed an EA that performs very well backtesting the last year, but when I run it on 2018 the result is a huge loss. 2019 also performs badly. I know that results in a certain year doesn't garantee results in other years. But I would like to be

Hello. I'm developing an EA to trade forex and I came upon a problem I can't seem to fix. I'm trying to buy and sell based on the CLOSE price , which is the price that is readable upon looking at the candles, but everytime a moment in which a trade

My stop loss is 10 pips, and my EA runs perfecly while backtesting. But when I change it to the demo account to test it in real time, a small percentage of my operations set a wrong stop loss. Normally it sets tio 8 pips and it simply doesn't make

I know Renko isn't native in MT5, but maybe there is a way to do it. I tried googling it but I didn't find anything. (Only people running backtests, but I would like to run it on a real account too)

I developed a EA and it works perfecly fine when I run a backtest on it, but when I insert it on the chart using my demo account, it behaves differently. For example: In the backtest i run it using 1 lot, but for some reason in the demo account on

My backtests take forever to execute when I call this function inside the OnTick: (currentDateLastCheck gets the current day, so I don't store the whole historic) void dailyGain(){    HistorySelect ( StringToTime (currentDateLastCheck)

I'm developing a new robot and I'm having trouble to figure this out.. Lets say my robot opened a new order and it hit my SL. How could I temporarily block new orders to be triggered until the price hits a   moving average ? Examples would be