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trohoang
2006.10.18 22:35
I have turned MT4 off line and delete all period
history files from its history directory and then imported the 1M data from. I then use the period convert script to generate the 5min, 15min, 30min, 1hr, 4hrs and daily periods and then import them into the history center. These period files are what I assumed to be correct. I then export them onto multiple other computers with internet off to test the same EA. I find that I would still get different results with a same EA on different computer. What am I doing wrong as my EA is trading off the 1hour open? Does anyone have a correct procedure for 1M backtesting? BTW, i have read about FXTheader, how would I implement it to help me out with the offline backtesting? Trong |
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stringo
2006.10.19 11:23
FXT-headers can differ. All current trading conditions stored in the FXT-header at recalculate. See 'FXTHeader'
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trohoang
2006.10.19 12:09
Hi Stringo,
Have you written any articles or procedures with step by step walking users through on how to set up a proper backtesting? We really need one. |
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stringo
2006.10.19 13:55
Of course. But I don't know exactly when. Article series are planned. |