Hello, there are currently no recommended settings.

This EA and most of my other EAs are recommended to have default settings and no set files are needed.

Because there are many EA users, if I program EAs with random settings with random parameter values, it will take a lot of time to provide recommendations or set files. So I program EAs with default settings as recommended settings (recommended settings), and then no set files are needed and no time is wasted to recommend other settings.

For example, suppose that if I program EAs with parameters with random values, it will take me days just to answer questions from 4000 users about recommended settings and set files.

But my EAs do not need set files, no new recommendations, just default settings.

However, the parameters can be customized according to each individual's plan, this is a personal plan. For example, change the Stop Loss value to 600 or 800 or 1000... anyway this is a suggestion for a personal plan. Or just set the default.

il est bizarre ce bot j'ai pas les mêmes résultats , les trade pris en live ne correspond pas a ceux de back test

Hi, for this EA there is no worry about too much activity.

Hello,

Trailing (or Trailing Stop or other definitions with the word Trailing) is a feature that moves Stop Loss with a holding distance equal to the value of Trailing. This is a popular feature and is often used in specific situations of strategies. This is a basic and popular feature in most strategies. In MT4, there is also a Trailing feature called Trailing Stop. Thus, it can be understood that Trailing is an extremely basic and popular definition like Stop Loss and Take Profit.

Because Trailing is a Stop Loss move, when Trailing is active, EA needs to send a "Modify" request to the server every time the price moves according to a specific logic of the strategy. This Modify behavior has a higher frequency of sending requests to the broker's server than other behaviors. Thus, it seems that you are worried about this frequency that may cause the broker to warn you.

Actually, most of these modify behaviors are not worrisome. If you are concerned then you can simply disable Trailing by setting Use Trailing = False.

However, it seems that you are worrying too much about Trailing. Anyway, I backtested this EA and found it made about 2000 trades in 5 years, it is actually very low trading frequency compared to other EAs. So worrying about overactive behavior may be inappropriate.

You said about sending some image. I don't understand what the image has that I don't understand your text or request. But if the situation can be described in detail in words, I have described it in detail in this comment (about Trailing).

EA is backtested with history data downloaded by pressing F2 on MT4 (opens History Centerr panel) and downloading. Or go to menu on MT4, go to Tools and access History Centerr (press F2). It is the default and popular source of history data.

In backtest and live trading, there are differences in operating conditions that lead to differences in results. For example, backtest with delay = 0, fixed spread while live trading has delay (lag, latency) and floating spread. For example, you see that trading with spread = 20 often has different results than spread = 80, so you understand that different spread fluctuations also bring about differences in results.

When a Buy signal appears, the EA places a Buy order.

When a Buy signal appears, the EA places a Buy order and after a period of time (called t) if the Buy order has not been closed and a Sell signal appears, the EA will place a Sell order. This is a common behavior of all EAs. But if the time period t is quite small (for example t = 240 seconds), you will feel like the Buy and Sell orders are executed simultaneously. That is the feeling, because the time periods of the Buy and Sell signals are close together.

But I think the period between 240 seconds (4 minutes) usually does not create that feeling, but it seems that you are sensitive to the trading frequency and confused if there are consecutive trading orders appearing within 4 ~ 5 minutes.

Actually, many EAs have a situation where they open new trades after only 30 seconds to 5 minutes, which means that within 5 minutes any EA can open more than 1 trade, or maybe 10 trades within 5 minutes, which is normal.

I will release a new version to add the "Min Time to Next Order (s)" parameter to limit the minimum time to open 1 more trade, and add the Max Trades parameter for you to control the number of open trades.

In the new version 1.1, you can customize the parameters"

+ Min Time to Next Order = 240 (s) is the minimum number of seconds to open a new order, meaning new orders appear after at least 240 seconds, 240 is the default value equivalent to 4 minutes, if you increase it to 900, the next new order will only open after at least 15 minutes (900s).

+ Max Trades = 8 is the maximum number of open trades, if you set it to 1, the EA will only open 1 order, the next order will only be opened if the open order has been closed and after at least "Min Time to Next Order" value. I think you should set Max Trades = 1.

Hello, today is a bank holiday. I think 3 orders today is appropriate, because on holidays the market is usually quiet and does not create enough fluctuations to create a signal. Also, when you think of 20 orders per day, it is an average result, or it is the result of past days, but today is a special day like a holiday. You should observe for more days, then you can see that there are days when the EA has no orders while there are other days with more orders. Because the market is different every day, there is no stability of 20 per.... The number is always different every day, so if you see 3 orders today, it is normal. On the contrary, if next week you see a day with 80 orders, it is also normal because there may be days when there are more than the estimated number. That is the market is different every day.

But your backtest results showing 20 trades per day seems unreasonable, this often happens due to: backtest model (Every tick, Control point, Open price...), history data...

In the illustration of the EA backtest results from 2021 to now, there are only more than 2000 trades in 4.5 years with the Every tick model, meaning an average of only about 3 trades/day is a more reasonable average number.

Okay so like next week I can get a day where the bot is opening like 10 trades? Asking because that was the main reason I got the EA, because of how many trades it opens in one day while I was back testing it in the demo.

Hi, you shouldn’t worry about 3 or 10 or 20 trades a day that will happen next week. Because we can’t predict the future, we can’t know how the market will move next week (or tomorrow). So trying to wait for 10 trades a day seems like a boring thing. Anyway, depends on your waiting feelings.

Alright. Also, thanks this is very good service. The EA seems to work really well. I love how quick it gets into a trade and closes said trade got some good results today. Anything to look forward to in the future update?

I am really disappointed with this EA. Every time I make a profit, there is a loss. I can't make any profit at all. I am really disappointed.

When back testing, there are huge profits, but in actual runs, there are continuous losses.