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[quote]willgart posted:
ouch...
I'm not able to make MDP working on my VPS, so I contact the provider...
I just receive this email from the support team:
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The MillionDollarPips EA contains code that proves to be malicious for the VPS environment and hence is not functional on our trading platform. Let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you.
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anybody else suffer this????
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HAHA! WOW! I cannot believe a broker actually admitted to being thieving scumbags in a roundabout way. Let me be clear it was the broker that responded this, not the VPS provider? The......
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Thanks Judd for your input, I guess I understand what ur saying. It makes sense. I may have to go to the developers direct. I will think about what to do
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To me, I have a simple philosophy. Most EA's have a 60 or 30 day money back guarantee, so I don't care to pay for it because they worked hard on it, and they deserve the money. If it is good, I will know within the 30-60 days and I will be able to make much more than the cost of it. So I have no problem paying.
I have paid for all my EA's and I wanted to add something to them but it seems that I would have to first "hack" them and then add my additional parameters. So I guess the question is, is it "ethical or right" for me to now use a hacked one just because i need to a......
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Hi Salty,
That's the vibe I am getting from the programming community - that I cannot back-test 2 at the same time. Because I already have widely popular trade managers that do just what I want, but I could never back-test.
And as I am being told that the ONLY way to back-test what I want would be to build this trade manager into the actual EA that I want to back-test.
Is it possible to insert additional parameters into a commercial EA? or are they coded and programmed in such a way that you cannot add anything into it?
because if you can, then I could just have all the EA's I want to ba......
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ok thanks! I guess what I want cannot be created then:(
Thanks anyway!
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Hi ralfxity,
I will respond to you via PM
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to be fair, the gains are not all that impressive - let me explain why.
myfxbook has 2 calculations, the gain and the absolute gain. The gain is calculated via INITIAL balance. So if you put in $100 into an account and trade for one day, and then put $5000 the next day, and continue to trade.
The way myfxbook will calculate gain will be based on the initial balance of $100 so if you make 1% on $5000, that is $50, but my fxbook will make that calculation as 50% because $50 is 50% of your initial $100 deposit. So you can make $50 for 10 days, and it myfxbook will calculate that gain as the ac......
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a little of both! Lets see how long it lasts[smiley]
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Hey Judd,
Thanks for the suggestion. I have used that site in the past, but figured would give these folks a chance first.
Cheers!
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Hi all you tech gurus out there,
I don't think there is an easier EA out there, and so this has gotta be the simplest coding you will ever do. There is one catch and you will see that later[grin]
The condition of this EA is that IF there is another open position in my trading terminal with XXX magic number, and that open position goes XXX number of pips in my direction or against me, the EA should open up another position and that new, second position should now follow the same pattern as the original position. So if that initial position closes, this new one closes too.
Here is an ex......
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