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Daniel Jewell
This all started because of a great market EA entry tool, but I got tired of the way it cuts off winners, ignores roll backs to SL, and the WORST: If a trade goes backwards some distance (100 points?) his TP moves to 10 points on the loss side? for a double loss, just to see it would have made a winner!
My first design I tried coding a Copy Trader, I designed with all these exits. But OMG Gain Capital "blended" the trades together and the market EA closed My Copy trade at 160 point on a perfect 1,200 point runner.
I tried so many code tweaks, but only to find out no matter what I did in code, Gain netting will blend them. I was frustrated, I was about to build a Robot that physically clicks my mouse to remove the EA once a trade is placed. That opened the idea of template swap, and here we are after years of struggles.
Would you rather buy software from an anonymous corporate entity, or buy from a fellow retail trader like yourself who sat in the same chair, fought the same strict broker restrictions, watched a 1,200-point runner get ruined by a bad exit loop, and spent years figuring out an elegant solution.
My first design I tried coding a Copy Trader, I designed with all these exits. But OMG Gain Capital "blended" the trades together and the market EA closed My Copy trade at 160 point on a perfect 1,200 point runner.
I tried so many code tweaks, but only to find out no matter what I did in code, Gain netting will blend them. I was frustrated, I was about to build a Robot that physically clicks my mouse to remove the EA once a trade is placed. That opened the idea of template swap, and here we are after years of struggles.
Would you rather buy software from an anonymous corporate entity, or buy from a fellow retail trader like yourself who sat in the same chair, fought the same strict broker restrictions, watched a 1,200-point runner get ruined by a bad exit loop, and spent years figuring out an elegant solution.
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