Major brokers areant going to simply shut you down, its too obvious. If your winning often and trading large its much more likely they will trade against you and delay your orders, or requote you.
Stealth Mode is nothing new, and it wont get you past ODL's rules unless they choose to let you. ODL was the first broker to try to ban FAP-T, and FAP-T uses the same Stealth Mode, as do many other EA's. All Stealth Mode is, is internal and external stops and targets, so the EA dispays one set of stops and targets to the market, and keeps the true settings internaly. This makes it difficult to hunt stops, or determine the EA's methods, and it still keeps set stops in the market in case you lose connection.
This doesnt make an EA invisible. When an EA trades theres still a reference ID number in the comments column. So they know its an EA trading, and not a manualy placed trade. MegaDroid recomends changing this number frequently, which is a fine idea, but if a lot of people all trade the same EA, and all take the same trade at the same time, it doesnt matter how invisible they are, they're going to be seen.
The only real way to avoid broker related problems is to trade longer term and keep your stops to yourself..
Bye the way, MegaDroid support is lame. Their only purpose is to help people get set up. Their reply to my questions were the usual canned answers and didnt even attempt to address the problem. I told them so, however my robot traded accross all acounts last night, the exact same trade MegaDroid shows on their web site. The only thing I did, and I dont know that this is any cause, was to remove the TradeviewFx platform from my computer. I dont know how this could affect anything, but I'll watch it going forward, and perhaps reinstall it and see what happens.
Stealth Mode is nothing new, and it wont get you past ODL's rules unless they choose to let you. ODL was the first broker to try to ban FAP-T, and FAP-T uses the same Stealth Mode, as do many other EA's. All Stealth Mode is, is internal and external stops and targets, so the EA dispays one set of stops and targets to the market, and keeps the true settings internaly. This makes it difficult to hunt stops, or determine the EA's methods, and it still keeps set stops in the market in case you lose connection.
This doesnt make an EA invisible. When an EA trades theres still a reference ID number in the comments column. So they know its an EA trading, and not a manualy placed trade. MegaDroid recomends changing this number frequently, which is a fine idea, but if a lot of people all trade the same EA, and all take the same trade at the same time, it doesnt matter how invisible they are, they're going to be seen.
The only real way to avoid broker related problems is to trade longer term and keep your stops to yourself..
Bye the way, MegaDroid support is lame. Their only purpose is to help people get set up. Their reply to my questions were the usual canned answers and didnt even attempt to address the problem. I told them so, however my robot traded accross all acounts last night, the exact same trade MegaDroid shows on their web site. The only thing I did, and I dont know that this is any cause, was to remove the TradeviewFx platform from my computer. I dont know how this could affect anything, but I'll watch it going forward, and perhaps reinstall it and see what happens.
