Thank you, but I get the same error doing the above. I use Alpari UK. Apparently it works only on Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy IBFX platforms.
It works fine on FxPro
The other thing you can try is to copy the script from I B F X and paste it on the script folder of Alpari but not sure if it's kind of protected or compatible
I use the Cowboy IBFX one with Alpari UK and it seems to work OK - I use the last month settings
(for some reason this system places the word "Cowboy" before the "IB_X" when I have not typed it??)
Last edited by ShirtonFx on Thu May 23, 2013 5:00 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Pipstubborn wrote:Where do you get the reads of total trades, won, lost and pips? I'm using Profit Tracker but not sure is a good one
Attach it to a chart and the script will read the history tab of Empty4. Make sure to select the correct history....
Can anyone please help with Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy IBFX - Trades Analyzer. When I attach it as a script to a chart all I get is a Firefox error saying it cannot find the file. Does it only work with Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy IBFX platforms? And what is meant by "select the correct history"?
Step by step bud, On I B F X platform
1. Go down to the terminal and hit the account history tab.
2. On any trade do a right click and select last month or custom period and pick whatever you want.
3. Double click on Trade Analyzer, hit accept and you are in.
Thank you, but I get the same error doing the above. I use Alpari UK. Apparently it works only on Cowboy Cowboy IBFX platforms.
For me it only works when Empty4 is in the root-directory, like C:\Empty4
I'm on a 64 bit machine.
BUMMER, BUMMER and more BUMMER. I got one for ya, Went to work thinking my G/J trades would be safe. Set my stop at 151.80. Come back home and find out the price went to 151.793. Got back in long but really missed out. BUMMER. Thats Trading.
Pipstubborn wrote:Where do you get the reads of total trades, won, lost and pips? I'm using Profit Tracker but not sure is a good one
Attach it to a chart and the script will read the history tab of Empty4. Make sure to select the correct history....
Can anyone please help with Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy IBFX - Trades Analyzer. When I attach it as a script to a chart all I get is a Firefox error saying it cannot find the file. Does it only work with Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy IBFX platforms? And what is meant by "select the correct history"?
Step by step bud, On I B F X platform
1. Go down to the terminal and hit the account history tab.
2. On any trade do a right click and select last month or custom period and pick whatever you want.
3. Double click on Trade Analyzer, hit accept and you are in.
Thank you, but I get the same error doing the above. I use Alpari UK. Apparently it works only on Cowboy Cowboy Cowboy IBFX platforms.
For me it only works when Empty4 is in the root-directory, like C:\Empty4
I'm on a 64 bit machine.
That could be it. My path is C:/Program Files (x86) on a 64 bit. I'll explore.
Thanks to all.
There wouldn't be anyone with its MQ4 format, would there? Talk of asking for the moon!!!
Last edited by Pedigree on Thu May 23, 2013 5:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Pedigree wrote:
That could be it. My path is C:/Program Files (x86) on a 64 bit. I'll explore.
Thanks to all.
Correct, you should not use the Program Files directory.
Put it in C:/
I have lots of demos created. To keep the Empty4 stuff from getting lost in all the other computer folders I use the Libraries function of the Windows file manager to keep all my Empty4 folders.
Pedigree wrote:
That could be it. My path is C:/Program Files (x86) on a 64 bit. I'll explore.
Thanks to all.
Correct, you should not use the Program Files directory.
Put it in C:/
I have lots of demos created. To keep the Empty4 stuff from getting lost in all the other computer folders I use the Libraries function of the Windows file manager to keep all my Empty4 folders.
Not shorting GBPUSD, even if it become a valid 10.4 setup in the next hours.
You can see in Daily chart how strong is 1.50 psychological level. Only one time was breached and it was in a kind of fakeout. Pin bars at the bottom are also a warning of a probable bullish reversal. Quadruple bottom is quite a thing!
gbpusd daily.jpg
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