Hi @all.
For the time being, this is the Paycheck beta test discussion topic. Nothing to download for the public. If you are not a beta tester, ignore this thread unless otherwise stated.
More information will follow.
Paycheck EA
- tomele
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Happy pippin, Thomas 
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.
It's what you know for sure that just ain't so. (Mark Twain)
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- tomele
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Setfiles collection
We will collect promising Paycheck setups here.
Happy pippin, Thomas 
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It's what you know for sure that just ain't so. (Mark Twain)
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- tomele
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Paycheck Q&A
The ever growing Paycheck questions and answers list:
Q: Any particular data elements preferred for feedback other than the closing balances?
A: If the results are promising, definitely the settings file. Important figures are the closing equity, the maximum drawdown, the lowest margin level seen and the average return per week, each expressed as a percentage value.
Q: Any particular data elements preferred for feedback other than the closing balances?
A: If the results are promising, definitely the settings file. Important figures are the closing equity, the maximum drawdown, the lowest margin level seen and the average return per week, each expressed as a percentage value.
Happy pippin, Thomas 
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.
It's what you know for sure that just ain't so. (Mark Twain)
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- youcrazykids
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Good afternoon all,
Alright, we're up and running. Four ICMarkets MT5 demos running.
Demo 1: Using Thomas' set file, on all tradeable majors and minors
Demo 2: Using Thomas' set file, on all tradeable majors and minors, with trailing stop enabled
Demo 3: Using Thomas' set file, on all tradeable majors, minors and exotics
Demo 4: Using Thomas' set file, on a range of crypto, metals and commodities
Let's see how things develop!
Alright, we're up and running. Four ICMarkets MT5 demos running.
Demo 1: Using Thomas' set file, on all tradeable majors and minors
Demo 2: Using Thomas' set file, on all tradeable majors and minors, with trailing stop enabled
Demo 3: Using Thomas' set file, on all tradeable majors, minors and exotics
Demo 4: Using Thomas' set file, on a range of crypto, metals and commodities
Let's see how things develop!
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TableTop
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Obviously, I am doing something daft. I have 2 Empty4 installations on the same VM which as far as I can tell are identical (I also have Paycheck running on another machine so I know the problem isn't Paycheck). On 1 Paycheck is running fine while on the other I get the following error message: zero divide in 'Paycheck-Commons.mqh' (197,41)
I've tried all the Empty4 settings and tricks that I can think of and nothing seems to work. It seems particularly strange as I set up both at the same time following the same steps.
Any help is appreciated, but in the meantime I'll attempt another fresh instal.
BTW: With the one that is working I am using OOTB settings but with the Dyanic Basket 'on'.
I've tried all the Empty4 settings and tricks that I can think of and nothing seems to work. It seems particularly strange as I set up both at the same time following the same steps.
Any help is appreciated, but in the meantime I'll attempt another fresh instal.
BTW: With the one that is working I am using OOTB settings but with the Dyanic Basket 'on'.
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New version will fix that. Coming soon.
Cheers
Cheers
Happy pippin, Thomas 
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TableTop
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I was expecting a number of positions to have opened this morning, but Paycheck is stating "Waiting for next month to start". I have tried a few obvious things (removed EA, deleted GVs, changed the magic number) but with no change to its status. It states that 24/24 markets are open, and my TradingStartTime is set to 03:00, with MondayStartTime set to 08:00. The current server time is 09:39. I did test this out at the end of last week, in November, and it opened positions. There is nothing in the log to indicate any error - everything appears to be fine.
Is there something obvious I'm missing :?:
Is there something obvious I'm missing :?:
- tomele
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AllowedEntryDays?TableTop » 07 Nov 2022, 10:45 wrote: Is there something obvious I'm missing :?:
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TableTop
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tomele » Mon Nov 07, 2022 10:09 am wrote:
AllowedEntryDays?
Yes - that was it. It was set to 5, which I thought was OK (as in today is the 5th trading day of the month), but changed to 7 and now live. Thanks
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The beta version doesn't count trading days, just calendar days. The next version will count trading days. You thought right, I just implemented it different.
Cheers
Cheers
Happy pippin, Thomas 
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble.
It's what you know for sure that just ain't so. (Mark Twain)
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