Can you share screenshots showing that the pip counter does not agree with the chart's scale?
Best regards,
Panagiotis
yes, here it is.
As you can see I opened at 2645.50 and I closed at 2647.26 which is clearly little bit above 17 pip trade. It shows 1.75 there which makes no sense
Hi there,
This is not what I have asked for. I asked for screenshots showing that the pip counter does not agree with the chart's scale. Can you provide one? The screenshot you provided does not show any problem, the pip size is determined by the broker and can be different between brokers.
Some remark: Although TopFX is still marked as offering cTrader Copy, this broker have already discontinued this service almost 4 months ago.
As far as I know they still offer the service through their non EU entity, same as IC Markets and FxPro
I see.
However, in my opinion, since this is a half-truth it should be made clear.
It's not our job to do such clarifications. The specified brokers are full members of the service. It's them who need to clarify for which of their clients the service is available or not.
The app you shared is TradingView, not cTrader, and the price axis is obviously inverted.
Best regards,
Panagiotis
No sorry your app and website are still showing incorrect details. I took trading views photo twice so you can see the difference with the same currency and same time. Please see your platform info
Its not allowing me to share the picture of your website,however it has allowed ne to do so via the app
The TradingView price axis is inverted, that's why you think cTrader is wrong
I have problems with the desktop version, they don't load the templates, much less the workspaces, only the watchlists, does anyone know what's going on?
Hi there,
Please create a separate thread and provide some more information about your issue e.g. steps to reproduce this behavior and screenshots/videos demonstrating what you are looking at.
My question is if this creates any practical issues for you regarding using the application.
1. For me, at the moment, having two versions after an update doesn't create any practical issues regarding using cTrader Desktop.
However, this doesn't mean that it's normal or that I agree with having 2 versions or even multiple versions (such as 10), on my computer.
2. This topic is not about whether having two versions after an update creates any practical issues regarding using cTrader Desktop.
I created this topic simply to receive a direct answer to the question 'Why does cTrader keep two versions after an update ?', specifically to understand the reasons behind this.
If you are only concerned about the space, just attempt a clean installation
3. I don't want to perform a clean installation every time there's an cTrader Desktop update.
I simply want to have a straightforward, clean update, meaning the old version should be replaced by the new one.
We will check but if it doesn't create any issues, it will be treated as a low priority.
1. For me, an update means that the old version is replaced by the new one, not that both versions remain on my computer.
2. Since I have the latest version after update, I don't understand how having the previous version would be helpful.
3. At this moment, the previous version not only doesn't help me, but also takes up unnecessary space.
4. Also, my simple desire is to have only the latest version after an update, not two versions.
My question is if this creates any practical issues for you regarding using the application. If you are only concerned about the space, just attempt a clean installation
PanagiotisCharalampous
22 Oct 2024, 06:31
Hi there,
Your indicator only declares two parameters while you are passing three. The code does not make much sense.
Best regards,
Panagiotis
@PanagiotisCharalampous