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Code my system please: EUR-USD 2010 61 wins 2 losses 97%

Does are not errors. Are variables that are not used. The EA should compile without them.
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Thank you Ecntrader. Does it mean that I can delete it or try to use as it is?
Quoting Student O
Sorry asasa, but Compiling 'Fisherpsar v1.0.2.mq4'... I have 2 errors:
Function "ndi" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
Function "TrailStopLoss" is not referenced and will be removed from exp-file
Could you check, please...
Please read the docs...
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// note: compilation warnings are not harmful
The non-referenced functions are part of the helper library that are not used in this particular EA
Thank you, again. I've missed it.
Does anybody know what happend to the EA and/or the strategy?
Is anybody still trading that system?

I just want to know because the system itself looks KISS and I am thinking if I should test it.
PM me with coding requests and I'll probably put you on my ignore list
It's still a good system even though there's no longer a buzz about it.

I'm currently building up a portfolio of EAs that I will run and manage on segregated accounts. This is one I'm preparing to add to the portfolio. In addition I have one unpublished EA I've been running live for a few months now. I'll be adding a couple more over the next few months.

The idea is that since no single EA can be profitable all the time, you run several unrelated EAs simultaneously. So that while some are going through rough periods, others are trading profitably. Obviously all the EAs have a demonstrable edged.
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Quoting stevegee58
It's still a good system even though there's no longer a buzz about it.

The idea is that since no single EA can be profitable all the time, you run several unrelated EAs simultaneously. So that while some are going through rough periods, others are trading profitably. Obviously all the EAs have a demonstrable edged.
That's so true. Best of luck
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