Definite food for thought there. I don't bombard the server. Its only once an hour and if it requires calibrating. It's because I am back-testing from 2000 - 2014 Aug...
With regards to your second point, using stop orders in the context of accounts copying mine will closely mirror my returns (disregarding broker differentials, latency issues etc.) over that of a market order... Or would you say I am wrong?
With regards to your second point, using stop orders in the context of accounts copying mine will closely mirror my returns (disregarding broker differentials, latency issues etc.) over that of a market order... Or would you say I am wrong?
I'm going to take your advice in reflection - none the less I am experiencing issues with Market Orders: https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/153216 when modifying the trades...
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Once an initial trade is placed, if the new stop price is > old stop price, the pending order will delete and the new "calibrated" order (stop, lots and targets) is then placed....
Problem is, We're talking 100k+ as each trade setup may "calibrate" 20+ times, 4 separate trades respectively....
My question is, rather than ST holding all these calibrated pending orders, is there a way to "flush" (for lack of a better word) the journal, as it seems to clog it up? (just stabbing in the dark here)?