I was away from my PC. Didn't place any trades today. How is it going for those who have placed trades?
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DislikedHi
I've tried the dqm ea on a number of broker accounts and I quite often get this error
2009.05.21 17:00:40 '90194555': order buy stop 1.00 AUDCAD. opening at 0.88472 sl: 0.87983 tp: 0.88766 failed [Trade context is busy]
I think that the error is from having all the ea's (from different pairs) trying to place the orders at once. The result is that not all the pending orders are placed.
Has anyone else had this? Is it hard to fix or get around?
many thanks
GrantIgnored
DislikedHi all
When $aly started this thread, no EA's were discussed but lately the whole issue is about EA's.
My suggestion is that if you are an EA man start a new thread and leave this thread to discuss manual trading.
The way of manual trading is simple anough, without indicators but purely calculations to be done when you decided on your trading time. There is enough time for entering your orders.
Many pips for all of you.
John from DurbanIgnored
DislikedTomorrow I'll post when I do the setup. Time adjustments/explanations are difficult for me, too, but tomorrow should make it clearIgnored
Disliked10% ...I leave it for those who cannot be with their PC at that particular hour.
Next for a separate thread....if the discussion is only on EA, without any discussion on the development of the strategy, it is better to have a separate thread for it.Ignored
DislikedHello all,
In stead of putting all the money in one 24 hour period, we can split it up over a range of four or five hours. We can invest part at GMT +2, GMT +3, GMT +4 , GMT +5 and/or GMT +6. I find that all these give good results but may turn into loss some time. So diversifying into different time periods may lessen our total loss.Ignored