@Seller9
Suggestion for v15:
Say we have the EA running on multiple charts. Let's say we do not input a magic number. Let's also say that we have a setting on the EA that is "Max Trades Open".
What would happen is this. We would enter the "Max Trades Open" as the maximum number of trades of any pair we want to be open at any one time. So, we may have the EA running on 14 pairs, but if we had the setting "Max Trades Open" at "2", then we would only get maximum of 2 trades of any pair open together. If 2 trades were open and there was another signal on a different pair, then the entry on that pair would be blocked.
There are a couple of reasons for this: First of all, it would help us limit the amount of margin used at any one time. Secondly, when there is a strong move, we will often find that several pairs will move together in a similar way. If we place multiple trades on that group of pairs, we are effectively increasing our exposure on what is, actually, the exact same market move.
Of course, if the user did not worry about that, then he / she could set it to "0" and then the bot would just keep placing trades as signals came in.
I think this kind of functionality is doable, but whether you integrate it or not is of course entirely up to you.
Thanks as always for the great work you have done already on this bot.
Cheers
Invisible
Suggestion for v15:
Say we have the EA running on multiple charts. Let's say we do not input a magic number. Let's also say that we have a setting on the EA that is "Max Trades Open".
What would happen is this. We would enter the "Max Trades Open" as the maximum number of trades of any pair we want to be open at any one time. So, we may have the EA running on 14 pairs, but if we had the setting "Max Trades Open" at "2", then we would only get maximum of 2 trades of any pair open together. If 2 trades were open and there was another signal on a different pair, then the entry on that pair would be blocked.
There are a couple of reasons for this: First of all, it would help us limit the amount of margin used at any one time. Secondly, when there is a strong move, we will often find that several pairs will move together in a similar way. If we place multiple trades on that group of pairs, we are effectively increasing our exposure on what is, actually, the exact same market move.
Of course, if the user did not worry about that, then he / she could set it to "0" and then the bot would just keep placing trades as signals came in.
I think this kind of functionality is doable, but whether you integrate it or not is of course entirely up to you.
Thanks as always for the great work you have done already on this bot.
Cheers
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