Compiler Fixes
Fix MT5 invalid stops before your EA wastes test runs.
Invalid stops are not usually a compiler issue. They are execution validation failures. The EA sends a stop-loss or take-profit that the broker, symbol, or current price does not accept.
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The EA compiles, but order placement fails because SL or TP is too close, wrong side, or not normalized.
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Compiler Fixes
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Check direction and distance
Buy and sell orders require stops on different sides of the live quote. Then the distance must respect spread, stop level, and freeze level.
Normalize price precision
Gold, indices, forex, and synthetic symbols often use different digits. Normalize stops with the symbol digits before sending the trade.
Keep risk calculation separate
The stop distance drives lot size. Do not hide stop fixes inside the sizing function. First calculate valid levels, then calculate risk from those levels.
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Use Workfusion to review the EA execution block and add stop validation before the next compile/test cycle.
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