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In SQX, what is the difference between MT4 and MT5 hedge engine?

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5 years ago #240069

We know that MT5 is the evolution of MT4, in some ways for better. In case of building with SQX, what is the difference between building strategies with each engine?

5 years ago #240151

Hello,

MT4 and MT5 engine (hedged) are basically the same. With both you can have mutliple positions open both long & short. With MT5 (Netted) it’s a different story. You cannot trade both directions at the same time since selling short with an existing long position will cause both will cancel each other out

5 years ago #240153

tomas262 wrote:

Hello, MT4 and MT5 engine (hedged) are basically the same. With both you can have mutliple positions open both long & short. With MT5 (Netted) it’s a different story. You cannot trade both directions at the same time since selling short with an existing long position will cause both will cancel each other out

Thanks for the clarification

As far I know SQX only opens one trade at the time. Is there a way to instruct SQX to open more than one trade using the Builder?

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