Mt4 Backtest Ordersend Error 130
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topic, please log in or register 91 taozemin 2013.05.09 10:31 Dear all,my EA frequently reports "OrderSend Error 130" during backtest. The code snippnet is as follow: a double slprice=NormalizeDouble(High[iHighest(sym,240,MODE_HIGH,10,1)]+40*Point,Digits-1); ret=OrderSend(sym,OP_SELL,LotsOptimized(),Bid,3,slprice,0,"",MAGICMA,0,Red); return; in the above code, slprice is used mql4 ordersend error 130 as the stoploss price in the ordersend statement. I searched via google and modified order modify error 130 my code(especially the 1st statement in the above code). But the problem remained. How should I enhance my code? Thanks a lot error 130 mql4 for your time and consideration, and, your prompt reply. similar Order send error: 130 (for stoploss below 90) Moving average EA ordersend error 130 OrderSend working in one platform and not working in another GetLastError() =0, ordermodify error 1 is it error or not error 14167 RaptorUK 2013.05.09 10:39 # tzm: Dear all,my EA frequently reports "OrderSend Error 130" during backtest. The code snippnet is as follow:I searched via google and modified my code(especially the 1st statement in the above code). But the problem remained. How should I enhance my code? Thanks a lot for your time and consideration, and, your prompt reply. What is the point of the
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ret variable if you are not going to use it ?Read this: What are Function return values ? How do I use them ?Maybe your SL is too close to Bid ? does your trade comply with this ? Requirements and Limitations in Making TradesYou don't need to Normalize a price based on price values taken from a combination of OHLC or point. 91 taozemin 2013.05.09 11:37 # RaptorUK: What is the point of the ret variable if you are not going to use it ?Read this: What are Function return values ? How do I use them ?Maybe your SL is too close to Bid ? does your trade comply with this ? Requirements and Limitations in Making TradesYou don't need to Normalize a price based on price values taken from a combination of OHLC or point. Dear RaptorUK, Many thanks for your prompt reply. The output of the ordersend is as printed follows:Bid=1.2467, marketinfo(symbol(),MODE_StopLevel)=20, slprice=1.2456, Point=0.000010To ensure Bid not too close to stopprice, should the following condition be met?:Bid - STOPLOSSPrice > marketinfo(symbol(),MODE_STOPLEVEL)* Pointif so, the first statment in the original question has already ensured the above condition to be met. Anything else is wrong?Regards and best wishes. 14167 RaptorUK 2013.05.09 11:48 # tzm: Dear
strategies on how to beat every algorithmic trader's worst nightmare - Error 130 Where does this error come from? What does it mean for your Expert Advisor? How can you find the part of your code that is causing
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the error? We tackle all this and more… To start off, a formal definition from our mt4 backtesting tutorial friend, MQL4 Documentation: That's right! That is all you get from MetaQuotes. And the rest… Go figure! Ordersend Error 130 is briefly mentioned in mql4 error codes other sections of the documentation. However, there is no thorough guide to what "Invalid Stops" actually means and how to deal with this, perhaps, most common problem in Forex programming. But not a worry! That's why I have written this https://forum.mql4.com/55504 article. Let's get through this together! The silent killer So… you launched your expert advisor and… nothing happens. No BUY orders, no SELL orders, no pending orders, not even error messages in the logs…. Just silence. You decide to wait a few hours / days / weeks, and nothing really changes - the charts go up and down, but you don't see any profit. This can go on forever… The real reason is simple - you're actually getting ERR_INVALID_STOPS https://www.forexboat.com/ordersend-error-130/ (which is the correct technical term for the issue), but you can't see it. That's because 130 is a silent killer. A cold-blooded murderer of your brain and inner calm 🙂 There is no way to pick up this error through expert advisor logs or even terminal logs. The only way to catch it is by adding the right failsafe mechanisms into your code. Here's an example you can adapt to your code: int ticket; ticket = OrderSend("EURUSD", OP_BUY, 1.0, Ask, 10, StopLossLevel, TakeProfitLevel, "My 1st Order!"); if(ticket < 0) { Alert("OrderSend Error: ", GetLastError()); } else { Alert("Order Sent Successfully, Ticket # is: " + string(ticket)); } 1234567891011 int ticket; ticket = OrderSend("EURUSD", OP_BUY, 1.0, Ask, 10, StopLossLevel, TakeProfitLevel, "My 1st Order!"); if(ticket < 0) {Alert("OrderSend Error: ", GetLastError()); } else {Alert("Order Sent Successfully, Ticket # is: " + string(ticket)); } What we are doing here is taking the ticket number and that OrderSend() returns and checking if it is less than zero. If yes, then that is a signal from MetaTrader 4 telling us that there was a problem with the request. The error code is then printed out onto the screen using Alert() and the built-in GetLastError() function. This code will give a pop-up window like in the image up at the top of this article. Note: you can use Print() instead of Alert() to redirect the message straight to the E
giugno 2011 Metatrader: orderSend error 130 Una delle prime cose che si imparano una volta terminata la scrittura dei primi expert advisor è quella di effettuare la stampa degli errori che vengono sollevati durante la gestione http://metatrader-forex-trading.blogspot.com/2011/06/metatrader-ordersend-error-130.html degli ordini. Ad esempio è possibile visualizzare le motivazioni della mancata apertura di un ordine utilizzando la funzione GetLastError() subito dopo aver invocato la funzione orderSend: v_ticket=OrderSend(Symbol(), OP_BUY, e_Lots, Ask, 3, Ask - (e_Stoploss*g_Point), Ask + (e_TakeProfit*g_Point), "my first EA", e_MagicID, 0, Green); if(v_ticket>0){ if(OrderSelect(v_ticket,SELECT_BY_TICKET,MODE_TRADES)) Print("BUY order opened : ",OrderOpenPrice()); } else Print("Error opening BUY order : ",GetLastError()); return(0); Gli errori sollevati a run-time da metatrader possono essere visualizzati: error 1 sul diario se stiamo eseguendo un backtest sulla casella consiglieri se stiamo utilizzando l'ea in demo o con denaro reale E' possibile visualizzare la lista completa degli errori di metatrader al seguente link: lista errori metatrader Bisogna però tenere in considerazione che gli errori possono dipendere dai seguenti fattori: dal codice che abbiamo implementato dal broker e dal tipo di conto (demo/reale) dal cross su cui effettuiamo le nostre operazioni ordersend error 130 In questo articolo voglio approfondire l'errore 130 che, secondo la guida significa "Invalid Stops". Questo errore viene restituito generalmente quando tentiamo di inserire uno stoploss o un take profit troppo ravvicinato al prezzo di apertura, i broker infatti hanno delle limitazioni e non consentono di inserire stop e take profit troppo vicini al prezzo. Ovviamente si può verificare anche durante la gestione di una posizione ad esempio quando stiamo utilizzando il trailing stop e, per errore, inseriamo lo stop ad una quotazione più vantaggiosa rispetto all'attuale. Un altro fattore a cui bisogna prestare particolare attenzione per evitare questi errori è quello del numero di decimali del proprio broker. Se si utilizza un broker a 5 decimali infatti bisogna stare molto attenti e verificare che il Point corrisponda al valore di un pip. Individuare le cause di un errore non è sempre facile e spesso richiede un bel pò di debug prima di risalire alla natura del problema. Quali sono gli errori più strani in cui vi siete imbattuti? Pubblicato da carlo10 alle 23:51 Tags: errori metatrader Post correlati:errori metatrader 6 commenti: Ale L ha detto... Ciao a tutti! Riguardo l'errore 130 volevo segnalare un problema che sto riscontrando con il test di un EA. Facendo il