@Byens said in Strugling with automatic validation mql5:
On my terminal? It works without error.. On mql5 vallidation error occurs.
on the validation test their sotware checks all the inputs, for example if you have a maximum number of trades that can be selected, it put an excessively high number to test it, this is because those who buy your EA don't have to go broke with their balance sheet. So still put a limit on the number of trades (e.g. 50, not selectable)
@mikele said in I AM GETTING FUSTRATED, PLEASE HELP I BEG.:
thank you..please close when "' macd(12,100,1000) main line change in direction" when this condition is met it will close all manually open trades thanks for the swift response..
take a "condition" block, put macd candle ID2 > macd candle ID 1 inside it (or < , depend on you) and then a "close position" block below it.
wich position you want to close partially? manually opened position? you have to specify that inside "for each position" block
reset how many losses=2
Remember to reset "how many losses", don't leave 0
@OmidRezazadeh this is the backtest of your project as it is
And check the balance amount also
@OmidRezazadeh You are using martingale, put running trades only
@Piet-Pompies damn, i'm sorry, maybe there is the mq5 version also on mql5 site
@s00071609 said in GMT Time not Working as expected:
@ambrogio
No you wouldn't. MT5 server time is GMT+2 or GMT+3 no matter where the broker is located. So let's not argue nonsense, let someone who understands this provide some help. My local time is Australia time, so none of what you have said applies anyway
if you think about it better, it's not nonsense, normally the server time corresponds the broker's time and the local time corresponds to that of your PC. I would like to point out that you have only now specified your location and the time zone of your server. So now, yes, your topic makes sense and jstap has answered you.
I mean: if I were to live in London and my broker was based in London, I could see that the three times GMT, server time and local time certainly coincide
from the screenshot no one sees what the real time of the server is and what the real local time is. Who can say?
@l-andorrà it's not for stop loss, you should check those blocks I turned off. Unfortunately I didn't investigate further
M15/M5= 3 , a moving average 10 on M15 is the same of a MA 30 on M5
