[oilfxpro]

see losses

[zupcon]

Surely the EA did exactly what it was programmed to do. Why on earth would someone be stupid enough to open multiple concurrent orders ?

[oilfxpro]

Originally Posted by zupcon

Surely the EA did exactly what it was programmed to do. Why on earth would someone be stupid enough to open multiple concurrent orders ?

Because some scammer selling EAS from his site coded it and sold it to me.Wasn't one of your sites ?Was it?

[zupcon]

Originally Posted by oilfxpro

Because some scammer selling EAS from his site coded it and sold it to me.Wasn't one of your sites ?Was it?

This is inevitably what happens when you are incapable of articulating your ideas clearly, or you fail to do due dilligence regarding suppliers. The sad truth is that all software contains bugs, and the more complex the code, the more difficult these are to locate.

Why wasnt this ridiculous oversight identified in testing ?

I dont sell EA's, although given the stupidity of most purchasers I'm tempted to as it looks like money for old rope.

I'll give you a tip from the top, during testing I deliberately introduce bugs into our code, and unless the test plan correctly locates them, I know that the test plan is inappropriate, or that the monkeys testing are not doing their job.

[oilfxpro]

Originally Posted by zupcon

I dont sell EA's, although given the stupidity of most purchasers I'm tempted to as it looks like money for old rope.

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The commercial EAS sold are scams .Imagine 10,000 eas triggering $1m orders each = $10 bn liquidity demand at same second.The EA would fail due to liquidity crisis