I have an 'always in' EA built right now that I'm testing just to make sure it is building trades appropriately before I add any signal generating parameters. For some reason the EA will just stop trading at some point. Thankfully, it stops trading after a winning trade and I haven't had a losing trade not get closed out.
I don't have any time settings on. I don't have any code saying end sequence after a winning trade is hit. In fact, it could have traded fine for the past 40 trades and then now it decides to just stop. It won't enter any new trades even though it should have.
Anyone have an idea as to why this is? My broker is IBFX.
Is it perhaps because of my slippage setting of 10? If a trade isn't entered immediately and price moves 10 pips past the initial point where it should have entered does that mean the EA just shuts down? Then, since the EA begins by just entering a long position automatically with no real signal, the EA believes it shouldn't begin again? What's going on? Is that the case? Wouldn't it do that for trades after a loss too?
Thanks,
Matt
I don't have any time settings on. I don't have any code saying end sequence after a winning trade is hit. In fact, it could have traded fine for the past 40 trades and then now it decides to just stop. It won't enter any new trades even though it should have.
Anyone have an idea as to why this is? My broker is IBFX.
Is it perhaps because of my slippage setting of 10? If a trade isn't entered immediately and price moves 10 pips past the initial point where it should have entered does that mean the EA just shuts down? Then, since the EA begins by just entering a long position automatically with no real signal, the EA believes it shouldn't begin again? What's going on? Is that the case? Wouldn't it do that for trades after a loss too?
Thanks,
Matt