When I need to "buy EURUSD", I also need to "sell GBPUSD". Similarly, when closing the position of EURUSD, the position of GBPUSD will also be closed. What I need is to open and close these two positions simultaneously. How can I do this? When backtesting historical data, it has no effect. Why?
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Trade two currency pairs simultaneouslyposted in Questions & Answers
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RE: Calculate Weight Average Open Priceposted in Questions & Answers
@biez6900 How to operate specifically? Can you be more detailed? I happen to need this too, thank you dear friend
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How to get the total profit of all trades todayposted in Questions & Answers
How to get the total profit of all trades today?For example, the total profit of all transactions from 0:00 today to the present,For example, I have traded 10 times from 0:00 today, how to get the total profit of all these 10 trades
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Is it okay to track transactions?posted in Questions & Answers
Can I follow the transaction? How do I need to program? For example, when my EA starts a buy order, other accounts will follow and trade at the same time. Can you help me?
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RE: How to check the trading hours of the latest closed order?posted in Questions & Answers
Thank you very much i understand
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How to check the trading hours of the latest closed order?posted in Questions & Answers
For example: there are already completed orders in history, I need to know the transaction time of the most recent buy order, but from new to old orders, there may be multiple sell orders in succession. I need to skip these sell orders to find the last buy order.
How do I do this? From my new record to my old order, I have the following orders: 1. Sell order, 2. Sell order, 3. Sell order, 4. Sell order, 5. Sell order, ... 6. Buy order. 7. Buy order. I need to know the trading time of the 6th buy order -
Long-term stable profitable EAposted in Questions & Answers
Is there really an EA that can make a long-term stable profit globally?
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RE: I need help Control loss rateposted in Questions & Answers
@trader-philipps Yes, the first profit is 4%, the second profit is 6%, the third loss is 5%, then it is closed, if the third loss is 3%, the fourth loss is 2%, then it is closed after the fourth, today You can guarantee a profit of 5%, otherwise there will be a 10% profit today, and the final result is a loss of 5%.
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RE: I need help Control loss rateposted in Questions & Answers
@trader-philipps Yes, I think the same. I need to control losses, control profits, and then continue to lose. For example, today I made 3% for the first time and 3% for the second time. The third time I lost 5%, I should stop trading, so I can still make 1% today, and not the fourth time I stop trading and lose 5%
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RE: I need help Control loss rateposted in Questions & Answers
@roar Where do you set it, once a day, meaning you can only trade once a day? For example, I traded 4 times today, with a loss of 3% for the first time, a profit of 4% for the second time, a loss of 3% for the third time, and a loss of 3% for the fourth time. Then I need to stop trading at this time, or the first time 3 %, 3% for the second time, and 3% for the third time. At this time, you need to stop trading, and you can trade again at 0 o'clock the next day. What should I do?