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Big Differences between MT5 and SQx

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1 year ago #289099

Is anyone struggling with result mismatch between SQX and MT5? I am using SQX 141 with broker profile. SXQ strategies very different in profit and DD from MT5. Not sure what is going on but I am very frustrated and disappointed

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1 year ago #289110

Hello, I have the same problem between sqx and MT5, my backtests between the 2 platforms all have differences. I have adjusted the time zone and try others. Trades open in sqx and not in MT5 and vice versa

can you help us please

thank you

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9 months ago #291418

Same here. Until they fix it, the software is useless.

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9 months ago #291450

Hello,

the most important thing is to have high quality data. We highly recommend exporting tick data from your broker’s platform MetaTrader 5. You can see the tutorial here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEBXfv8DwrY

Make sure you use high precision backtest in SQX and MetaTrader 5 then. Ideally you should run “every tick / real tick precision” backtest to make comparison valuable

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