Well !!! it depends what do you mean by differently. It is is scalping EA and you are looking for up to 10 pips of profit it is certain that you will have big differences. If you are trading with 4 hours charts (and system) it should not be a problem. It is well known that brokers are market makers and take the opposite position and use different spreads.
On the same signal, several brokers ended up performing differently.
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Of course. Why would they perform the same?
You know they’re not really brokers, right? You’re just betting against each one on the price movements of their own products. There isn’t an objective, centralized market or anything like that.
Each broker uses different liquidity providers, I remember when I worked with FxGlory - Hugosway and XM, I did the exact same thing with a friend-recommended EA, to my great surprise, it was TOTALLY different.
Well !!! it depends what do you mean by differently. It is is scalping EA and you are looking for up to 10 pips of profit it is certain that you will have big differences. If you are trading with 4 hours charts (and system) it should not be a problem. It is well known that brokers are market makers and take the opposite position and use different spreads.
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I think these brokers run EXNESS in my EA, and ZFX performs better.
{quote} Of course. Why would they perform the same? You know they’re not really brokers, right? You’re just betting against each one on the price movements of their own products. There isn’t an objective, centralized market or anything like that.
Each broker uses different liquidity providers, I remember when I worked with FxGlory - Hugosway and XM, I did the exact same thing with a friend-recommended EA, to my great surprise, it was TOTALLY different.
On the same signal, several brokers ended up performing differently.
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Sometimes differences between various brokers can be huge, especially for scalping EAs. So it's good practice to backtest an EA on a specific broker's tick data.
{quote} Sometimes differences between various brokers can be huge, especially for scalping EAs. So it's good practice to backtest an EA on a specific broker's tick data.
