jblanked was kind enough to code this for me: url

I've searched google and I can't find a "Buy Stop Limit" or "Sell Stop Limit" EA for MT4. I'm really surprised that none exists as this would be a very useful tool.

Hi, I'm looking for a "conditional order" EA. It's very simple: 1. Price is at 1.1000 2. If price reaches 1.3000 then create a buy stop at 1.2000 Can anyone help please? I've searched and searched but can't find anything.

Australia it is then haha, the women there are terrible (spent the first 30 years of my life there)

What is your criteria? Australia is a nice place to live, lots of choices depending on what climate you like or whether you want to live in the city or beach. If you're thinking Europe, Spain or Portugal are nice, but I like the sun.

Looks amazing, well done!

Agreed on wicksdontlie, he is the real deal. He calls all his trades live, for free, on youtube. You can easily copy his trades and see if he is lying or not. He gives 99% of his knowledge away for free on youtube and charges for a course. Newsflash ...

This is the worst thing about forex factory, and I've seen it happen on many threads. The author is successful and is making money, tries to help people for free, and then gets trolled so much they end up quitting forex factory. This is why I hardly ...

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What's wrong with Interactive Brokers or RJ O'Brien?

Is your broker in the EU? You should talk to your broker as it seems that they've recategorised you as professional. You may not want to be categorised as professional as you'll lose benefits like negative balance protection.

LMAX offer weekend trading for EURUSD and USDJPY

What's the alternative? Do you think you can open an account with Goldman Sachs, and they'll start accepting your 0.01 lot trade? People complain about market makers but what are you going to do when a STP broker's liquidity providers all stop ...

Review all your trades. Plot your equity curve with a move to break even. Plot your equity curve without a move to break even. One will be better than the other. My gut tells me that moving to break even will be less profitable than not moving to ...

Interesting thread, unfortunately I don't have much to add other than talk to your broker - if you're trading that size they will jump at the chance to answer your questions. I will let you know that unfortunately dancingphil has passed away.

Great episode, have signed up to the site.

Agreed Dave, but how do you know the current levels of volatility will continue if past doesn't equal future?

Thanks Gunaydines. Any help implementing this please?