About one hour ago, my live account with MIG fired long on GU. TP + 22 hit. Second order trailing with minimum +20 pips lock in.
We are getting very mixed results this week. Some got no orders at all, some longs, others shorts.
Just check what Alpari did today:
- Alpari did 1 short on v4 (see "geoff's" live acc)
- Alpari did nothing on v5a (this is what "Haishang" wrote)
- Alpari did 2 longs on v5b (this is what "mistersimple" wrote)
- Alpari did nothing on v7 (this is what "Haishang" wrote)
To be fair, i would say the mixed results we are getting are not EA dependent.
The only way to find out whether the EA works is to use it on one chosen broker. Or testing the EA using a fixed version. By using different versions, we are comparing, for example, which apple (USA, Australia or England) is good?However, we do know that it is a fact that even if we use on a single chosen broker, we still get different results! A very good excuse is maybe the data feed from the broker transfer to the user in different locations differs (due to internet...
with all due respect.. but you dont have to post the ex4 file.. since mq4 will create such..
V7 uses 10SMA and 200SMA and the slope must agree between candles 21:00 and 22:00 GMT, last night they were in opposite directions so there would be no trade.
V4, v5a and v5b only use 16SMA which had a downslope last night so we would expect a short order but, this is where broker variations come in, once the trend is established from the SMA's the EA looks for a specific fractal setup between fractals on M15 and M5.
We have noticed that the M5 fractal is broker dependent, due to "smoothing" of the data feed.
