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- Trivion replied Mar 17, 2024
Sometimes differences between various brokers can be huge, especially for scalping EAs. So it's good practice to backtest an EA on a specific broker's tick data.
- Trivion replied Mar 10, 2024
You can try opening two trading accounts, in EUR and in USD; then make a deposit in EUR to a EUR account. The conversion fee between trading accounts in the client area isn't too bad, about 1 or 1.5% on top of the FX rate, last time I checked.
- Trivion replied Mar 8, 2024
Actually, the forex market doesn't fully close at all during the week. (It's just the daily candle close; and the swap is charged.) Some brokers may halt trading for 1 to 10 minutes but it's their own decision. The increased spreads usually last ...
- Trivion replied Feb 29, 2024
Because it's the daily close / rollover, which takes place at 17:00 US Eastern time, every day of the year. It's the most illiquid time of day; most major financial centers are closed. You can compare brokers' historical spreads for all times of day ...
- Trivion replied Feb 27, 2024
Seems like FXOpen has no limitations, according to their website. But personally I can't confirm this. I don't think I've ever had more than 200 open trades at the same time. The average EURUSD spread is about 0.0 - 0.1 pips, as you can see on the ...
- Trivion replied Feb 25, 2024
If adding it to exclusions in the antivirus doesn't work. Maybe you can bypass the problem by running the MT4 in portable mode.
- Trivion replied Feb 22, 2024
Yes, it's not looking good. But we haven't reached the pre-COVID lows of 2020 just yet. All is not lost
- Trivion replied Feb 21, 2024
Here's an EA that displays the symbol and account leverage.
- Trivion replied Feb 20, 2024
What's the problem? It's available on the official website: https://www.metatrader4.com/en/download
- Trivion replied Jan 30, 2024
Here you are.
- Trivion replied Jan 30, 2024
Right-clicking on the chart and then selecting Refresh might help.
- Trivion replied Jan 29, 2024
My advice to you is to just look for brokers with the lowest but variable spreads for the currency pairs and the times of day you're interested in. You can use resources like "Myfxbook forex broker spreads" to keep track of real-time spreads and ...
- Trivion replied Jan 21, 2024
Here’s a (hypothetical) example. Let’s imagine that during illiquid markets hours the spread of a certain currency pair is widened everywhere and now it’s 8.0 pips. You’ve been able to find a broker with the fixed spread of 3.0 pips and make some ...
- Trivion replied Jan 20, 2024
I'm familiar with trading at those times of day. Those are illiquid market hours; the spreads are widened for a reason. If you still want to get very low or fixed spreads, it's like trying to reserve a hotel room for New Year's Eve at the non ...
- Trivion replied Jan 19, 2024
Hi. Why would you want a fixed spread account anyway? 10 years or so ago, when fixed spread accounts were still popular, the spreads on EURUSD were like 2.0 pips, and much higher on the other currency pairs. Nowadays you can easily get 0.0 - 0.1 ...
- Trivion replied Jan 12, 2024
Here are some useful resources: url (interactive chart) url (open/close times for winter and summer) ForexFactory home page (Sessions; at the bottom of the page)
- Trivion replied Jan 12, 2024
The answer to your question is: it's complicated. GMT is always constant. Many of the major financial centers have different DST (daylight savings time) schedules. For example, US and Europe use DST, but their schedules are slightly different, and ...
- Trivion replied Jan 10, 2024
Fixed it! Debería funcionar bien ahora
- Trivion replied Jan 9, 2024
Yes, the MT4 version is working incorrectly because of the differences in the order system. I'll fix it later.
- Trivion replied Jan 9, 2024
Well, buy stop / sell stop / stop-loss orders are executed as market orders everywhere, so there's no way to avoid negative slippage on those, especially in fast-moving markets. If you want to totally avoid negative slippage, you can use limit ...