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	Member Since Aug 23, 2010 3 posts Stephan (pixelfarmer) Jan 06 2011 at 11:53 Hey guys, we are testing about 30 systems and to see there real performance in one click, we would LOVE to see the current DD (open positions, in the account currency) and the open lots. This would be specially useful for guys like us who started with ALPARI UK micro accounts that are limited to 2 Lot trading volume ;-( Anyhow, you are doing a fab job here and your efforts are highly appreciated! Regards, S. Quote \| Message \| Report If you have nothing you must risk everything
	Member Since Jul 21, 2011 3 posts 50Pips (rejestrator) Jul 27 2011 at 13:30 I need this too. r. Quote \| Message \| Report People work so much, thats why they do not have time to earn big money.
	Member Since Dec 07, 2010 14 posts LKP (caalador) Jul 29 2011 at 15:26 You could use the API for that: http://www.myfxbook.com/community/programming/free-php-implementation-myfxbook-api/137611,1 Quote \| Message \| Report Carpe diem would be an extremely lame motto in currency trading...
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