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C trader is not better from metatrader in anyway also programming for cTrader is not common.
Metatrader 4 is better from any other platforms in any and every way so dont bother i suggest.
Metatrader 4 is better from any other platforms in any and every way so dont bother i suggest.
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My earliar years i was using a scalper ea. I tought that if i adapt it to cTrader i can get better results.
I tried so hard to do it also spend money to achive my goal and i did!
But the result was not better from metatrader i want you to know that.
So if you want to use ea's for your trading i suggest keep going with metatrader. Meta has many options and most brokers meta execution is better.
You can trail your order with distance and steps, you can break even, you can use instant or market execution. Metatrader4 almost limitless in ea trading.
I cant say same things about metatrader5 though. Because of the lack of order types nobody interested in metatrader5...
I tried so hard to do it also spend money to achive my goal and i did!
But the result was not better from metatrader i want you to know that.So if you want to use ea's for your trading i suggest keep going with metatrader. Meta has many options and most brokers meta execution is better.
You can trail your order with distance and steps, you can break even, you can use instant or market execution. Metatrader4 almost limitless in ea trading.
I cant say same things about metatrader5 though. Because of the lack of order types nobody interested in metatrader5...
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Also the best indicators comes with meta. Most people doenst aware the basic and free indicators of metatrader.
They are simple but extremly powerful. Look at the image that i shared GBPUSD H1.
Trading in small timeframes is risky and not profitable. Pros always aware of someting: trade higher TF!
A simple moving awerage with h1 TF tells you everything about the pairs behave. If its below 0 enter short, if its above 0 enter long.
Simple, profitable, accuracy is above %90. Macd never fails you and its complately free. But most people searching for rubbish things.
Paid indicators, repainters, rubbish ea's etc... What can i say they love spend money to rubbish...
In my earlier years, when i was a newbie, i was spending money to pointless things too.
Experience is everything in forex. So again saying stay with metatrader 4 and try to trade higher TF...
They are simple but extremly powerful. Look at the image that i shared GBPUSD H1.
Trading in small timeframes is risky and not profitable. Pros always aware of someting: trade higher TF!
A simple moving awerage with h1 TF tells you everything about the pairs behave. If its below 0 enter short, if its above 0 enter long.
Simple, profitable, accuracy is above %90.
Macd never fails you and its complately free. But most people searching for rubbish things.Paid indicators, repainters, rubbish ea's etc... What can i say they love spend money to rubbish...
In my earlier years, when i was a newbie, i was spending money to pointless things too.
Experience is everything in forex. So again saying stay with metatrader 4 and try to trade higher TF...
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Further explanation.
I have a trade simulator paid for a programmer and he made it for me.
Lets test MACD indicator just for 3 months on h1 timeframe and with this test lets use 50 point spread!
Lets see what it does, is it accurate or not?
Wolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
You see how powerful the metatrader is!
I have a trade simulator paid for a programmer and he made it for me.
Lets test MACD indicator just for 3 months on h1 timeframe and with this test lets use 50 point spread!
Lets see what it does, is it accurate or not?
Wolaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
You see how powerful the metatrader is!
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I use cTrader/cAlgo as an alternative to MT4 (maybe those russians go crazy one day)
...but until now cTrader did not meet my expectations.
I make money on MT4 manually and automated. I treat trading as a job and need stability and reliability. Until now MT4 is the only system that supports my needs.
cTrader has a GUI i don't really like. I prefer classic microsoft windows behavior.
Robots: very few support until now. I like that they can be coded in Microsoft Visual Studio (C#). And you can try to convert indicators and EAs from MT4 (http://2calgo.com).
In my opinion cTrader is #2 behind MT4. Ninjatrader, AmiBroker, TradeStation... i am not interested.
Even on smartphones MT4 works better then cTrader. It's possible to manage all my 16 real account brokers with 1 app. In cTrader for smartphones once again i hab problems with the GUI: i did not find the option to add another broker. I asked the cTrader people: ''Hey guys, i don't find a way to add another account -- does this mean i have to install the app 5 times for all my brokers?'
No answer...
An advantage over MT4 could be their 'Server Side Trailing Stop'. On MT4 trailing stop runs on the client machine.
...but until now cTrader did not meet my expectations.
I make money on MT4 manually and automated. I treat trading as a job and need stability and reliability. Until now MT4 is the only system that supports my needs.
cTrader has a GUI i don't really like. I prefer classic microsoft windows behavior.
Robots: very few support until now. I like that they can be coded in Microsoft Visual Studio (C#). And you can try to convert indicators and EAs from MT4 (http://2calgo.com).
In my opinion cTrader is #2 behind MT4. Ninjatrader, AmiBroker, TradeStation... i am not interested.
Even on smartphones MT4 works better then cTrader. It's possible to manage all my 16 real account brokers with 1 app. In cTrader for smartphones once again i hab problems with the GUI: i did not find the option to add another broker. I asked the cTrader people: ''Hey guys, i don't find a way to add another account -- does this mean i have to install the app 5 times for all my brokers?'
No answer...An advantage over MT4 could be their 'Server Side Trailing Stop'. On MT4 trailing stop runs on the client machine.
Also the best indicators comes with meta. Most people doenst aware the basic and free indicators of metatrader.
They are simple but extremly powerful. Look at the image that i shared GBPUSD H1.
Trading in small timeframes is risky and not profitable. Pros always aware of someting: trade higher TF!
A simple moving awerage with h1 TF tells you everything about the pairs behave. If its below 0 enter short, if its above 0 enter long.
Simple, profitable, accuracy is above %90.
Paid indicators, repainters, rubbish ea's etc... What can i say they love spend money to rubbish...
In my earlier years, when i was a newbie, i was spending money to pointless things too.
Experience is everything in forex. So again saying stay with metatrader 4 and try to trade higher TF...
Well said! Top marks for your comment. Yes MT4 is old and the best, even better than MT5.
I use cTrader/cAlgo as an alternative to MT4 (maybe those russians go crazy one day)
...but until now cTrader did not meet my expectations.
I make money on MT4 manually and automated. I treat trading as a job and need stability and reliability. Until now MT4 is the only system that supports my needs.
cTrader has a GUI i don't really like. I prefer classic microsoft windows behavior.
Robots: very few support until now. I like that they can be coded in Microsoft Visual Studio (C#). And you can try to convert indicators and EAs from MT4 (http://2calgo.com).
In my opinion cTrader is #2 behind MT4. Ninjatrader, AmiBroker, TradeStation... i am not interested.
Even on smartphones MT4 works better then cTrader. It's possible to manage all my 16 real account brokers with 1 app. In cTrader for smartphones once again i hab problems with the GUI: i did not find the option to add another broker. I asked the cTrader people: ''Hey guys, i don't find a way to add another account -- does this mean i have to install the app 5 times for all my brokers?'
An advantage over MT4 could be their 'Server Side Trailing Stop'. On MT4 trailing stop runs on the client machine.
Hi Big, u mentioned that u can manage 16 accounts with 1 app on Android?
I have also 3 accounts that I manage, but haven't found 1 app to copy trades from one account to another... I always have to jump from 1 account to another to open positions.
Would u be so kind to share which app (if any) can be used to help me (or to copy) trading 3 different accounts?
tks.
I am also like to using metatrader than ctrader, maybe not all broker alsos use ctrader but I see so many broker they using metatrader platform which also already support many feature like as automatic trading
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Hi FX Pro,
sorry, i have no experience with copy trading.
My accounts are all slightly different -- diversification.