Thats clearly wrong. Even when prices are established, there has to be a liquidity provider in there somewhere and, in most cases of retail forex, the broker provides that liquidity. So, yes, the broker will actively play a role in your trade, ...

You continually disappoint me with your lies. You told me I was on your ignore list and you obviously are not a man of your word - you just can't stay away from me can you?

I second the use of a VPS. Not only can I access it from anywhere, I can also count on the reliability of the company's backup and business continuity support. Its much less stressful than having to make sure that one of my machines is always on and ...

The account is a combination of an MA crossover system AND the Turtles trading. They are virtually identical to the EAs that I've already posted here I have no doubts that the Turtle system is profitable on its own, so I've merely coded it and let ...

You obviously don't read very much. Go to your local bookstore and sit in the business section for a while. If you can't find books that already contain proven systems, then you're just plain dumb.

Ignore backtests at your own peril. Sure, they don't tell everything but they sure do help. Following a system that has no back-test (which is VERY common on FF) is just plain insanity.

NUMBER ONE THING: Don't re-invent the wheel. Trading did not start with Forex on the internet. There have been profitable systems out there *for decades*. You don't have to create a new one, they already exist. Read up on them, understand them, and ...

Once again, don't confuse "profitable" with "never loses money". Every system has their drawdowns. I'm just in the middle of a drawdown, but the long term will take care of me. I have the balls to post both my good and bad results

There is another angle to this question that no one has considered: IMO, some systems are helped because people know about them. This may not apply to fundamentals, but its almost certainly true with TA items. I may get flamed for this, but I think ...

I hate to prove you wrong, but I've actually posted not one, but TWO, working, profitable systems for free url url

I post all of my EAs and you can see their results, in real time, by clicking on the link in my footer

The code you posted will only trade on the current chart (see the Symbol() reference). So, why don't you just run the same EA on multiple charts with different pairs?

I am a trend follower. I dont ask why the trend is happening, I dont really care I don't care which pair/market its happening in I don't care which direction (long/short) its happening I have created EAs that automate everything for me in order to ...

Again, the best way to get effective help is to post your code. Otherwise, we're just guessing and that's worthless.

IMO, "Forex for Dummies" is much more than just a basic book and an excellent starting point for anyone wanting to learn about forex. If you combine this book with "Technical Analysis for Dummies" and this will create a great foundation for you to ...

I use SWVPS they are very cheap. I did have an issue with them 2 weeks ago when they had an outage, but they made it right with me. best tip is to get a plain vanilla VPS account - don't fall for these guys that say they are MT 4 experts or know ...

I run my trading robots on a hosted server, so I don't have to start my machine per-se, it's always up & running I have a web page that updates me with my current balance and positions. I check that about 5 times/day. Nothing more than just a quick ...

Why don't you post something about the entry criteria. Is it based on a specific price? Or maybe an event like an MA crossover? It all depends on what you actually need it to do. Also, keep in mind that how your EA is coded will play into this. Some ...

You will get the most effective help if you post all of your code since the way these code snippets act is highly dependent on where they are in the code

It's code With the right skills, you can make it do virtually anything you want