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Sorry, you might have overlooked this, but what I meant is that my DEMO account on the same platform did not open any orders.

Yes, I opened two orders, and both were closed with a profit of 80 pips. My trailing stop was set at 48/30. The purpose of this setting is to ensure timely protection of profits while allowing it to reach the TP value as much as possible.

Since yesterday morning, I haven't opened any trades. Moreover, while my real trading account was active yesterday, my DEMO account on the same platform also did not open any trades.

I've noticed that version 1.7 doesn't start trades at the same unified time like version 1.6 did. This might be related to different brokers, but I've also observed that even different accounts under the same broker don't start trades at the same time either. This requires further observation...

I use IC Markets as my broker, and my VPS is located in China. This morning, I opened two ADP3 orders and eventually took profit at the TP level. I used a trailing stop but made it less sensitive. After securing some profit, I adjusted the trailing stop to protect the basic profit but increased...

I'm in the same situation as you... :punch: :punch: :punch: :punch:

Last night's trade was very risky. Although it eventually hit the TP and exited with a profit, the maximum floating loss prior to that was -24 dollars, which was less than 2 dollars away from the stop loss.

I Used IcMarkets ，It`s run well

thanks bro

BUY @ 3024.7

3033.9 adp3 sell

Maybe today will start trading.

Based on today's EA trading log, it seems that the server is really sending trading instructions to the EA, and then the EA opens the orders... Is that correct?

Why does the EA need to connect to a server? Which server does it connect to? Is it the server of the EA developer? What kind of data does it need to obtain from the server? Or does it open orders through signals from the server?

You can refer to the entries I sent earlier; I have already sent the configuration file.

now I used ICmarkets and XM

I used Exness, I found that the trailing start is effective, but the trailing step is not. That is to say, in actual trading, when the conditions are met, the trailing start works and moves to the specified position according to the set value, but the trailing stop does not move with the changes...

I'm sorry, but I don't have a complete trading record here because I was continuously optimizing the settings during this process, which resulted in an incomplete trading record. However, overall, the profitability is good.

Yes, you are absolutely correct. The biggest drawback of this setting is right here; once a STOP LOSS occurs, it will result in a loss of nearly 40% of the margin. Therefore, you can adjust this parameter based on your own risk tolerance.

After the loss, three trades were carried out. It currently appears that at least two more trades are needed to return to the pre-loss level. Given the current trading frequency of this EA, it will likely take about two weeks.