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Day: November 12, 2010
November 122010
Falling Stocks Lead to Decline of Canada’s Dollar
The Canadian dollar extended its losses against its US counterpart today as the stocks fell, decreasing the risk appetite and damping demand for the growth-related assets. The Standard & Poorâs 500 Index slipped 0.4 percent and the S&P/TSX Composite Index went down 0.1 percent. Futures on crude oil, Canadaâs key export, traded at $87.75 per barrel, following the advance to the highest level in two years of $88.63. USD/CAD advanced from 1.0030 […]
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November 122010
Pound Drops as Britain’s Consumer Confidence Slips
The Great Britain pound dropped today after the report showed that the UK consumer confidence slipped, showing the concerns of Britons about the planned spending cuts. The Nationwide Consumer Confidence fell from 53 to 52 in October, while it was expected to rise to 55. The report said that “the decrease in sentiment during October was led by continued pessimism towards the future situation”. GBP/USD dropped from 1.6121 to 1.6030 as of 10:12 GMT […]
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November 122010
OrderSend Error 134 (No Enough Money)
Sometimes, especially during backtesting or in case of a badly designed expert advisor, the OrderSend Error 134 (or ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_MONEY) appears in the Journal log of your MetaTrader platform. In MT5 this error is called TRADE_RETCODE_NO_MONEY and has a code 10019. The reason for this error is the same for both versions of the platform — lack of free margin to execute the OrderSend function for the given position volume. The methods to solve this error are quite different (we won’t discuss […]
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