I need help testing my EA

[Leotrader77]

Hello everyone, I've created an Expert Advisor (EA) designed to trade EUR/USD with good backtest results. I live in Cuba, and the electrical grid is very unstable every day, so I can't test it live. I need all the help I can get to test it. If anyone is interested, please contact me. Any feedback, whether professional or not, would be greatly appreciated. Below are screenshots of the 5-year backtest results and the EA itself. Thank you in advance.

 

[hayseed]

the electrical grid is very unstable every day,

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hey leo...... same here....... we have 2 backup generators......

have you thought about using a vps.....

metaquotes offers them..... some brokers also.....

enivid has some listed......h

 

[Leotrader77]

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hey leo...... same here....... we have 2 backup generators......

have you thought about using a vps.....

metaquotes offers them..... some brokers also.....

enivid has some listed......h

Hi friend, I usually can't access VPS services because there's no access to bank cards in Cuba for payment. However, I saw several options that offer payment with crypto. I'm going to try to see if I can do it that way. Thanks a lot, friend, I hope I can solve my problem.

 

[Enivid]

Which timeframe is it meant to be used on?

 

[Leotrader77]

Which timeframe is it meant to be used on?

Hi there! Each strategy operates on its own independent timeframe. Just drag and drop it onto your chart, and you're good to go. Thank you so much for your support!

• MA Crossover Strategy: Operates on the H1 timeframe.
• Momentum Breakout Strategy: Also operates on the H1 timeframe.
• PriceAction D1 Strategy: Analyzes and trades on the Daily (D1) chart.
• PriceAction H2 Strategy: Operates on the H2 timeframe.
  

 

[Enivid]

So, it doesn't care which timeframe it's attached to, it works based on the timeframe selected via the input parameters, right?

 

[Leotrader77]

So, it doesn't care which timeframe it's attached to, it works based on the timeframe selected via the input parameters, right?

Yeah