Carlos,

Depending on what pair you are trading on, Pipmaker may or may not make a trade right away. It took 2 days before Pipmaker placed a trade on my GBPUSD pair. I have 4 pairs running right now and my EURGBP hasn't place a trade yet but my other 3 have been trading a lot. It all depends on the settings you used and backtested.

The backtesting may seem to go pretty fast that real time may look like a snail's pace. Backtest and watch how often trades are placed on your particular pair and you will get a better feel.

A couple of small things you might want to check...make sure ARSI and ATR are on your charts. ATR may not be necessary but you can place that in the same indicator window with ARSI and it won't take up any more space. If you toggled on iTrend, you might want to put that on your chart for good measure.

Anyone, correct me if I am wrong, but the Pipmaker code automatically goes to your indicator library to work (#include <stdlib.mqh>
#include <stderror.mqh>) so all that one truly needs to do is ensure that ARSI, iTrend, and ATR are in your indicator libraries, right? Putting them on your charts is nothing but "eye candy"..really.