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There is an Expert Advisor in which a trend-following trading system is built in. The system is not based on MA crossings. It's based on the Ishimoku lines. The averaging is better there.
The Expert Advisor is linked to a separate application - Trading Expert Advisor Manager. It can be viewed and managed there. Virtual trading mode is when we do not trade, but only pretend to trade. We fix the time, price of opening non-existent orders. You only see reports on virtual trades in Manager. There are no virtual orders in Metatrader.
In order to trade on Ishimoku you need to program a candlestick analysis. Does this trend-following system have such an add-on?So there is a trend following system after all......
In order to trade on Ishimoku you need to program a candlestick analysis. Does this trend-tracking system have this add-on?
Why? Because Ishimoku is a Japanese word?
Well then how does the swatcher working in MT perform modification and closing of virtual orders?
If the order was opened by the built-in trading system, then under the right conditions (crossing of lines) we write that the deal is closed (we fix all the attributes: time, price, etc.).
We just write it. If your Expert Advisor connected with the manager gives a command to close a position or you click the close button in the manager, the same thing happens.
Expert Advisor doesn't trade, it just writes in the database what it bought, sold, closed.
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In order to trade on Ishimoku you need to program a candlestick analysis. Does this trend-following system have this add-on?
It's the Taichi system. Look it up, there was an article about it here.
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Get fixated on one function, there's a lot of interesting stuff in there. If you don't see the point of using trade mode, don't use it. Why do you want to overshadow the whole program?
You've stuck to one function, there's a lot of interesting stuff out there. If you don't see the relevance of using trade mode, don't use it. Why throw a shadow over the whole program?
In fact, there is no expediency to define trend or flat with a delay.
You've stuck to one function, there's a lot of interesting stuff there. If you don't see the relevance of using trade mode, don't use it. Why cast a shadow over the whole programme?
Because it's a fake. It's announced the existence of a function that actually does not exist.
Why? Because Ishimoku is a Japanese word?
You must be teasing. You know Hasuda himself created Ishikomu in addition to the candles.