The answer is Yes. You can do it, but mind the risk.
Currently, I'm doing this in my test environment.Better to divide the starting lot on number of pairs if you are happy with the 1 pair test.
This happened when used TP or PipStep values are less than the stoplevel broker allowed to use.
Use bigger values to solve such problem.
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I'm not sure what values you use for both TP and PipStep ... But usually EURUSD need low values.
The default numbers are ok.
I suppose that order opened while price has moved fast and perhaps spread is increased as well.
Try to put the TP by hand and watch is that happened again.
I doubt it will.
Let's see ...
Please use,
PipStep = 12
Take Profit = 12
Slippage = 0
Then let us see what happened.
By the way, Is your account ECN ? What is the normal spread for EURUSD? Broker name?
Please use,
PipStep = 12
Take Profit = 12
Slippage = 0
Then let us see what happened.
By the way, Is your account ECN ? What is the normal spread for EURUSD? Broker name?
Slippage is the price drift in pips.
In settings, the value of slippage means the tolerance of pips that EA accept to execute the order if price has changed.
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Agree, but not less than $10 K, I'm advicing you from real experiance.
Agree, but not less than $10 K, I'm advicing you from real experiance.
settings? thanks
Agree with you brother, but from my perspective that doing business in micro/cent accounts is just wasting time, it's not a real business. It's just like who is seeing the dream but can't catch it..But traders with much less capital still can use micro/cent accounts (lot size = 1,000 of base currency) instead of standard accounts (lot size = 100,000 of base currency) which means you can scale down your capital to 100 times.
Please kindly refer to my post that shown in the "ThreadMark" under the title "Suitable account type you should..."!.