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netbizint.
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Ilan Vardy
ParticipantHi Petko,
Just a quick question: which broker do you use for historical data on the app? The reason I ask is because, as you’ve mentioned in your courses, we should be using the same broker that we get the historical data from to trade with once the strategies have been created from the historical data.
Thanks again,
Ilan
Petko Aleksandrov
ParticipantHello Ilan,
Yes, it is better to use the same broker because this way you will know that the strategies work on this Historical data.
The broker is Dukascopy, I believe it is written in the description of the app. It is a regulated broker, with a huge history, and we have added it to the trusted brokers’ page as well.
Let me know if you have other questions.
Cheers,
jbcdk
ParticipantHi,
When I go to “Settings” and choose 200000 bars, then when I go to “Acquisition” and press “Load data” I only get 50000 bars. Am I doing something wrong?Best regards
Jens
Andi
ParticipantHello there,
Glad to hear from you.
Is this with EA Studio or FSB Pro?
There is a limitation in both strategy builders which you need to remove.
For FSB pro go to Control Panel -> Data Horizon -> Max Data Bars
For EA Studio, go to Data -> Data Horizon -> Max data bars
Cheers,
netbizint
ParticipantHi,
1. A broker I use has the following attributes for swap type ‘in percentage terms’ . Is this equivalent to EA Advisor Studio ‘interest rate’
2. Contract Size also varies. Is this correct for EA Studio Contract Size and Point Value
10 contract lot size = 1 x 10 / 100,000 = 0.0001 point
100 contract lot size = 1 x 100 / 100,000 = 0.001 point
1000 contract lot size = 1 x 1000 / 100,000 = 0.01 point
100,000 contract lot size = 1 pointThank You
Petko Aleksandrov
ParticipantHey mate,
Glad to hear from you.
1. Yes
2. The default contract size for Forex is 1 lot = 100 000 EURUSD, for example.
The points are the last digits of the price. If EURUSD is 1.08105, The point is ”5”.
netbizint
ParticipantThank you Perko. Got it now for 2).
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