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The speed of the code is several times slower, and what's higher is questionable.
It's more important for me to spend three times less time on development (which may last several months), even if performance will be lower in some cases, even if by 30%
I don't know, a lot of synthetics.
For me it's more important to spend three times less time on development (which may last several months), even if the performance in some cases will be lower, even if by 30%
Plus adin.
And you can also count wagons in MQL4, yes. =)
I don't know, a lot of synthetics.
It is more important for me to spend three times less time on development (which may last several months), even if the performance is lower in some cases, even if it is 30%.
Yes, MQL4 has much less possibilities compared to conventional languages, but MQL5 provides almost everything that is necessary for industrial development. Moreover, it can flexibly work with external DLL - a new article about enhanced DLL support, compilation of C/C++ code from MetaEditor and easy import of descriptions from *.dll files by dragdrop into the editor will be published soon.
Renat, MQL5 might be cool. But it's almost non-existent in real trading so far, you have to admit.
I'll be like hrenfx, then trading on indicators is rubbish. =)
I'm just paraphrasing: "Indicator trading doesn't work" =)
We must admit that there are MT5s in real trading. For examplehttp://www.liteforex.ru/trading/account-types/ This is the first thing I found quickly.
In fact, there is a lot more.
In general, why don't MQ make a separate section of the website where all supported brokers and exchanges are presented. It would be like a table, vertically with the names of the firms and horizontally with the characteristics of the services provided. Of course, brokers will edit their data themselves (MQ will not take care about keeping the table up to date).
Such an idea seems very chic for MQL5 trading community, but I don't know how much MQ, exchanges and brokers will like it.