Thread: How to obtain data from the MT4 history?

The key to obtaining that information is to review each winning operation and see how many PIPs really need.Exports the history of operations and analyze each one to identify patterns.It is a tedious process, but it can save you many problems if you manage to reduce SL without affecting profits.

Some scalping EAS are not designed for tight SL settings.The fact that you have such a broad SL could indicate an error in the EA programming.If you decide to modify the SL, do it carefully and analyze how it affects the winning operations over time.

Have you considered that the EA is not well optimized for the market in which you operate?Sometimes, just changing the SL is not enough.Also check if the EA works better in other peers.Personalization is key in scalping, and not all EAS work the same in each pair or period.

Test with a gradual reduction of SL.Sometimes, an adjustment of 10-15 pips can make a big difference without compromising profits.If you find the right point, you can have a more efficient EA and with a better risk-re-re-re-re-reckless.

Export MT4 to Excel data and make an analysis with graphs to see patterns of winning operations.You will identify if you really need that wide SL.You can reduce the SL step by step, testing in demo until you find the right balance for the EA.

Be careful to change the SL without further ado.Some EAS need sufficient margin to adapt to market oscillations, and reduce it can make you get the operations before they win.It is best to do demo tests and see how it responds with different levels of SL.

For what you are looking for, exports the history of operations to Excel and check how many PIPs you really need every winning operation.A detailed analysis can give you the answers you are looking for.If the average margin is less than 100 pips, then you have an opportunity to optimize without losing effectiveness.

Instead of changing the SL, why don't you try to adjust the TP?Sometimes, increasing TP a bit can improve EA performance without reducing security margin.Scalping is a delicate balance, so do not make large changes at once.

If you reduce the SL without knowing exactly how many pips each winning operation needs, you run the risk of losing good opportunities.Do the first analysis not to change it blindly.It is a job that requires time, but if you find the optimal margin, it will help you improve the performance of the EA.

Scalping requires precision, and reducing SL can be a risky play.Before making changes, try to obtain all possible data to have a clear panorama.If you decide to adjust, do it in periods of low volatility to see if the EA adapts better.