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Alan NorthamParticipant
Hi Traders,
Today I opened a 10K 1 step challenge with FXIFY Prop Firm. The first thing I learned after installing the MT4 terminal is that this prop firm does not allow much historical data. In fact, the historical data allowed for the M15 time frame, my favorite time frame, is less than 1 month. This does not allow me sufficient historical data to create some Expert Advisors. So how do I successfully trade using this prop firm? So I am going to use this account to run some tests. The first thing I am going to try is to take my Expert Advisors I created over 9 weeks ago that I am using on my Infinity Forex Fund Challenge and install them on my FXIFY trading charts. I am going to set the lot size to 0.01 and monitor how these EAs perform over the next week. I will report my finding next weekend. So I am actually running two tests at the same time. First I am testing if EAs created over 9 weeks ago can still be used for trading. Second, I am testing if EAs created from historical data from another prop firm can be used. Stay tuned…
Alan,
Alan NorthamParticipantFXIFY is the only prop firm that I know of that allows traders in the United States. Here, Nicholas has started his first FXIFY Challenge. In this link Nicholas shares his first experiences with this prop firm.
https://eatradingacademy.com/forums/topic/ftmo-robot-app-v6-0-new-features-released/#post-249312
Thank you Nicholas for sharing,
Alan,
Alan NorthamParticipantHi Niholas,
Thanks for the update!
Alan,
Alan NorthamParticipantJust updating the thread in case future users read it.
FXIFY does in fact allow US users, works with MT4, and MT5, and allows EAs.
The only thing is you need to contact them and have them review your EA to approve it.
I showed them a 3 minute video of it running and they approved the EA within 24 hours.
Cheers, everyone and thank you Alan for the suggestion to look into them
Alan NorthamParticipantHi Nicholas,
Check out https://www.fxify.com/. I am not recommending any prop firm but this prop firm accepts US traders and you can use MT4 and maybe even MT5.
Alan,
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