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Z1, Z2, Z12 - running together? #480605
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Seems like those three seem to have trouble to run together.
Trademanagement seems to not be seperated?

Re: Z1, Z2, Z12 - running together? [Re: danatrader] #480607
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Very redundant! Z12 is Z1 and Z2 combined. You must choose one of the three.

Re: Z1, Z2, Z12 - running together? [Re: danatrader] #480609
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I assumed, just I see often better performance on the Z1 + 2 in times Z12 seems to fail and vice versa.
Just wondered, why are they from a technical approach not coded different, I mean like somewhat sepparated?

It really seems like sometimes one closes the trades of the other.

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Re: Z1, Z2, Z12 - running together? [Re: danatrader] #480616
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Originally Posted by danatrader
It really seems like sometimes one closes the trades of the other.
Maybe you're in the wrong hedge mode? Use Hedge = 5 with Z12, and you'll get the proper desired diversification effect.

Re: Z1, Z2, Z12 - running together? [Re: danatrader] #480619
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Actually in my Z.ini Hedge = 5 is set.
Well, I don't know, sometimes they are redundant, sometimes not, not clear to me why it is.

Re: Z1, Z2, Z12 - running together? [Re: danatrader] #480620
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Do the logs offer any clarification?

Re: Z1, Z2, Z12 - running together? [Re: danatrader] #480621
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Just cfhecked, but moved two days ago to a new server and restarted them (not resuming trades), I will keep an eye on them, cause I thought I maybe did see it wrong, but it was like already happening two or three times.
Since they use the same .fac file, could it be cause they internally have the same algo name?

I really can't explain.

I see still trying to close trades on closed market.

0 22:04:05.169 Zorro EURUSD,H1: Close [USDCAD:S8301] 0.02@1.3633 => -13.010

Well, I see some access violation, I did change server cause the old one was to weak, so I seperated instances, it maybe was closed correctly and since the server was to weak, it didn't get through to the Zorro instance.

I will definitly keep an eye on it.

Thank you Andrew.

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