ea pending order

 

Hello, is there an expert that we can manually open a position in a specific currency pair, the expert can open three or four or more positions in the form of a pending order with the distance that we specify, with a specified lot size in the form of buying or selling open for us?

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Documentation on MQL5: Constants, Enumerations and Structures / Trade Constants / Order Properties
Documentation on MQL5: Constants, Enumerations and Structures / Trade Constants / Order Properties
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Hello, is there an expert that we can manually open a position in a specific currency pair, the expert can open three or four or more positions in the form of a pending order with the distance that we specify, with a specified lot size in the form of buying or selling open for us?

Don't double post please.

There are such experts, but recommendations are not allowed, so make your own search in the Market and Codebase, or order such an EA in the Freelance section.

 

Your topic has been moved to the section: Expert Advisors and Automated Trading — In the future, please consider which section is most appropriate for your query.

You can either look at the Codebase if something free already exists, or in the Market for paid products (also sometimes free). However, recommendations or suggestions for Market products are not allowed on the forum, so you will have to do your own research.

Finally, you also have the option to hire a programmer in the Freelance section.

 
  1. Do your own research.

  2. There is no need to create pending orders in code.

    1. The pending has the slight advantage, A) you are closer to the top of the queue (filled quicker), B) there's no round trip network delay (filled quicker.)

      Don't worry about it unless you're scalping M1 or trading news.

    2. Humans can't watch the screen 24/7, so they use pending orders; EAs can, so no need for pending orders, have it wait until the market reaches the trigger price and just open an order.