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please can someone help build an EA
Jan 25, 2016 at 12:16
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Member Since Jun 18, 2015
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Jan 25, 2016 at 12:16
Good day guys, please i need a programmer to help me make an EA i have a trading strategy that has work pretty well, i just need a someone to help me make it become an EA. Thanks.
Member Since Jun 03, 2010
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Jan 25, 2016 at 16:54
Hello @davidnzere ,
Please PM me. I'm a programmer and forex asset manager in UK investment fund. I can see what You need and hopefully I can help You in programming.
Please PM me. I'm a programmer and forex asset manager in UK investment fund. I can see what You need and hopefully I can help You in programming.
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Member Since Dec 15, 2010
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Jan 26, 2016 at 22:24
You get your programmer yet?
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forex_trader_232486
Member Since Feb 18, 2015
8 posts
Feb 11, 2016 at 07:13
Try Forexsb.com where you can build your EA without any programming language. Better still, you will immediately see the results of your EA whether it is profitable or not.
I have use Forex Strategy Builder (FSB Pro) to build thousands of EA and achieved excellent results. It's free and easy to use. In addition, I've also used MyFxBook to monitor my EA performance and use the magic number to analyze my EA entry/exit accuracy. This is an excellent feature of MyFxBook and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to know how well your EA perform.
Don't just look at how profitable your EA is. Before you discard any "bad" EA, you need to understand why the EA is bad. Is it bad opening (low entry accuracy) or bad closing (low exit accuracy), MyFxBook entry/exit accuracy tool found in the history tab would provide insight how why your EA is or isn't profitable. And then from there I would use the Forex Strategy Builder (FSB Pro) to correct/improve my opening and closing rules/conditions. In this way, both the FSB and MyFxBook work hand in hand wonderfully in helping me develop profitable EA without any programme knowledge/skills.
I have use Forex Strategy Builder (FSB Pro) to build thousands of EA and achieved excellent results. It's free and easy to use. In addition, I've also used MyFxBook to monitor my EA performance and use the magic number to analyze my EA entry/exit accuracy. This is an excellent feature of MyFxBook and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to know how well your EA perform.
Don't just look at how profitable your EA is. Before you discard any "bad" EA, you need to understand why the EA is bad. Is it bad opening (low entry accuracy) or bad closing (low exit accuracy), MyFxBook entry/exit accuracy tool found in the history tab would provide insight how why your EA is or isn't profitable. And then from there I would use the Forex Strategy Builder (FSB Pro) to correct/improve my opening and closing rules/conditions. In this way, both the FSB and MyFxBook work hand in hand wonderfully in helping me develop profitable EA without any programme knowledge/skills.
Feb 22, 2016 at 07:51
Before splashing out on programming services you should try FXPro Quant, a free Web based visual EA builder they provide. It's pretty good and can build some complex EAs. Ives used it to create some profitable EAs, but of course it's not without some limitations.
Member Since Feb 22, 2011
4573 posts
Feb 26, 2016 at 15:11
Dane4188 posted:
Before splashing out on programming services you should try FXPro Quant, a free Web based visual EA builder they provide. It's pretty good and can build some complex EAs. Ives used it to create some profitable EAs, but of course it's not without some limitations.
ForexSB - post above is much easier to use
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Feb 28, 2016 at 13:28
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