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[quote]togr posted: I have many accounts with auto update. If i add your EA to each of them what would be the result on Myfxbook? Do i loose my existing accounts in my portfolio?[/quote] No, switching to the EA will have no effect on your accounts.
[quote]SioliBros posted: ok, i've contacted my broker (avafx) and they told me there will be no problems with them but the autoupdate function DISAPPEARED from the new account menu please can you restore it? thanks[/quote] We've removed it for now due to the current situation. There is no point of adding accounts with this method if it stops working completely within the next few days.
[quote]TheCyclist posted: All the brokers blocked you at once? Well, just want to say again you guys do one hell of a website. [/quote] Not sure if they are actively blocking us or maybe it has something to do with the latest build 500 of MT4, but it seems our servers are getting blocked by different brokers for the last few days (more and more brokers as time goes by). We did contact several brokers which are trying to find out what has changed on their end but it seems to be a global issue with MT4. Not much to do from our end at this time. Thanks for the feedback [smiley]
[quote]moerwadi posted: I became so yes, I just click connect in settings, all updates back thank,s Ethan[/quote] This only refreshes the connection until is it blocked again (can be a matter of minutes or hours).
Dear members, As you know, we have an auto update option for MetaTrader 4 accounts. With this method accounts update through the investor password. Since a few days, the accounts in auto update mode no longer update every 5 minutes and this is because brokers are blocking our servers. We have tens of thousands of accounts with this method and this is why the account might be still updating in other analysis websites using the investor password (as they have very few accounts which are yet to be noticed by brokers, but eventually will be). If you wish to keep having an auto update option,......
That's not possible at the moment - I'll forward your suggestion to our development team.
Click the "more" button on the main chart in your portfolio.
Load API In Programming May 08 at 08:09
[quote]saseyedi posted: Hi Guys I am a .NET programmer and also a trader.Can someone tell me where can I download the myfxbook API? and info? Currently I am using google and yahoo,which is not fast and it also have delay. Thanks Siamak[/quote] http://www.myfxbook.com/api
Myfxbook Autotrade In General May 08 at 07:23
[quote]k789k posted: Could you add the option to track signal provider names in the Trading activity-history tab or into autotrade page (near open trades/ orders tabs)? Thank you! [/quote] You already have the provider avatar and system name. Isn't that enough?
Myfxbook Autotrade In General May 08 at 07:22
[quote]jprize posted: Ethan....You do know that the FXCM (UK) accounts you offer cannot accept US residents...don't you?[/quote] Yes. The regulation in the US prohibits us from accepting US clients at this time (just like the broker).
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