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Many thanks Rene, would you kindly consider at some stage in the future that you guys might add a sort facility or a view option to see only the live accounts please?
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SilverTrader » Wed Jul 04, 2018 5:47 pm wrote:Many thanks Rene, would you kindly consider at some stage in the future that you guys might add a sort facility or a view option to see only the live accounts please?
Yes, we will consider that. At this stage there aren't many live accounts yet, but as we get more of them, the need to distinguish live from demo will increase. FXTestify will continue to meet the demands of its users.
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Dear Rene and Thomas

Would it also be worth highlighting Test Sets that have been inactive for a certain period of time (say 20 days). We could then filter out those that are deemed cancelled

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renexxxx » Tue Jul 03, 2018 11:58 pm wrote:FXTestify will continue to meet the demands of its users.
You guys are pure gold...
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Hi Richard.

We already do that. Active test sets are highlighted with the same colors as live accounts. The definition of "active" is having submitted data within the last seven days. That is the same definition we use for the Running Tests page.

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rapple » 05 Jul 2018, 00:52 wrote:Dear Rene and Thomas

Would it also be worth highlighting Test Sets that have been inactive for a certain period of time (say 20 days). We could then filter out those that are deemed cancelled

Cheers Richard
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Hi @all.

We got some questions about the new SPB versions and whether to update or not.

As Steve mentioned, we recommend letting your tests run without changing anything. Every change would most probably create a new test set and thus be a new test. Our interest are unchanged tests running as long as possible.

The new SPB features are fantastic, but unless you explicitely want to set up a test for them, you better don't upgrade.

Thank you all for your fantastic contributions. We will be happy to help you with any questions you might have.

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Hi fellow traders.

Important information at http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 18#p162918.

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The 50pip TP version closed it's basket on my demo..... :party:
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1000 TP closed for me today on the GBP spike upwards.. Been a while, onwards and upwards. Learning a great deal about being patient with this EA. :hi:
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Zennor » Wed Sep 19, 2018 12:23 pm wrote:1000 TP closed for me today on the GBP spike upwards.. Been a while, onwards and upwards. Learning a great deal about being patient with this EA. :hi:
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