Correct URL is

When we added “publisher2” to OverrideServerUrl then URL has to be also changed.

UsdHTTPS has to be “true” in this occasion.

Did you download the newest version 2.06?

That worked!

Thank you so much! I was going crazy trying to find a fix.

 

Your welcome 🙂

No problem, be safe and profitable 🙂

Hi Mariusz,

My FxBlue has been acting up again for the last couple of weeks. Some accounts work when I try the publisher2, true/false, workaround, but other don’t. Have you guys been experiencing any issues?

Support won’t reply from their side to any of my email for months.

Thanks

Hi Petko,
I’m using FX Blue Live to track the robots, but the statistics are updating very slowly on my end. Have you noticed this issue before, or could it be something specific to my setup?

Hello,
Yes, we’ve noticed this as well. It does happen with some accounts on our side too, so it’s not something specific to your setup. We don’t know the exact reason yet, but from time to time the updates can be slower or less consistent. But, in general, everything is working fine and it usually resolves itself. Do you experience the problem yet?

Hi, My FxBlue has been acting up for the last couple of months ever since the last workaround stopped working (where we set a publisher2). Some accounts work when I try the publisher2, true/false, workaround, but others don’t. I’ve got 2 VPSs running and now 1 seems to work and the otherone has some terminals that do not. Perhaps the IP has been blacklisted from their side? Is there an email to which they reply? I tried writing to FX Blue as well but no reply.

 

 

I’ve tested almost 864 EAs over time, and one thing I’ve learned is that a high backtest profit doesn’t automatically mean an EA is good.

Out of all the EAs I’ve tested, there are only 2 I’m comfortable recommending.

What made them different?

• Predefined SL & TP
• No Martingale
• No dangerous Grid
• Proper risk management
• Controlled drawdown
• Reasonable risk-to-reward
• Consistent performance across different market conditions
• Realistic backtesting
• Forward/live testing
• Spread & slippage protection
• News filter
• Trading session filter
• Lot-size control
• Daily loss protection
• Maximum trade limits
• No unlimited averaging down
• Stable equity curve
• Doesn’t depend on one lucky period

I stopped judging EAs by “how much profit did the backtest make?”

The better question is:

“How does it behave when the market stops going its way?”

That’s where most of the 864 EAs I tested failed.

The two I kept weren’t necessarily the ones with the biggest returns. They were the ones that showed the best balance between profitability, consistency, and risk control.