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Check out the new article: Risk Management (Part 4): Completing the Key Class Methods . This is Part 4 of our series on risk management in MQL5, where we continue exploring advanced methods for protecting and optimizing trading strategies. Having laid important foundations in earlier articles, we
Check out the new article: Beginner to Intermediate Level: Struct (IV) . In this article, we will explore how to create so-called structural code, where the entire context and methods for manipulating variables and information are placed within a structure to create a suitable context for
WPR With TPSL : WPR indicator in chart window with TPSL Author: namakulabu
Check out the new article: Optimizing Liquidity Raids: Mastering the Difference Between Liquidity Raids and Market Structure Shifts . This is an article about a specialized trend-following EA that aims to clearly elaborate how to utilize trading setups after liquidity raids. This article will
  Expert Advisors: eInTradePanel  (48   1 2 3 4 5)
eInTradePanel : The eInTradePanel is a panel for manual trading, it has some useful functions. It needs the minimum space on the chart. Two modes are supported: Mode 1 (Fig. 1) - Open position with specified Stop Loss and Take Profit levels (in points). Mode 2 (Fig. 2) - Placement of order with Stop
New article Better Programmer (Part 01): You must stop doing these 5 things to become successful MQL5 programmer has been published: There are a lot of bad habits that newbies and even advanced programmers are doing that are keeping them from becoming the best they can be to their coding career. We
Check out the new article: Reimagining Classic Strategies (Part VIII): Currency Markets And Precious Metals on the USDCAD . In this series of articles, we revisit well-known trading strategies to see if we can improve them using AI. In today's discussion, join us as we test whether there is a
ZigZag BOS CHoCH Detection : ZigZag BOS CHoCH Detection indicator is based on the original MetaQuotes ZigZag algorithm and extends it by detecting and marking market structure events. It tracks recent ZigZag swing points and automatically identifies Break of Structure (BOS) and Change of Character
CHRONOS MARKET Session Volatility : Chronos Market is an institutional timing utility. It identifies the overlap between London and New York sessions while scanning for volume anomalies. When institutional money enters the market, Chronos alerts you, preventing you from trading in low-liquidity
AEGIS TRAILING Smart Stop Engine : Vision Flow is a professional trend dashboard for MT5. It identifies institutional flow across M5, H1, and D1 using the same EMA/RSI logic from my Aurum Quantum engine. Stop trading against the trend and follow the big money. 🟢 Green: Bullish | 🔴 Red: Bearish | ⚪
VISION FLOW Trend Dashboard : "Stop guessing the trend. Identify the institutional flow across multiple timeframes instantly." Vision Flow is a high-performance trend dashboard that scans M5, H1, and D1 simultaneously using the same EMA/RSI logic found in my institutional engine. Logic: Price
SuperTrend Quant Pro Elite: Adaptive Statistical Trend Engine : An advanced, institutional-grade trend-following engine using Z-Score adaptive volatility, smart money volume filters, and a real-time MTF dashboard. Author: mazen nafee
New article Step-by-Step Guide to Writing an Expert Advisor in MQL5 for Beginners is published: The Expert Advisors programming in MQL5 is simple, and you can learn it easy. In this step by step guide, you will see the basic steps required in writing a simple Expert Advisor based on a developed
Check out the new article: Moving to MQL5 Algo Forge (Part 2): Working with Multiple Repositories . In this article, we are considering one of the possible approaches to organizing the storage of the project's source code in a public repository. We will distribute the code across different branches
Check out the new article: From Basic to Intermediate: Struct (VI) . In this article, we will explore how to approach the implementation of a common structural code base. The goal is to reduce the programming workload and leverage the full potential of the programming language itself—in this case
Check out the new article: From Basic to Intermediate: Struct (V) . In this article, we will explore how to overload structural code. I know it can be quite challenging to understand at first, especially if you're seeing it for the first time. It is very important that you grasp these concepts and
Check out the new article: Market Simulation: (Part 11): Sockets (V) . We are beginning to implement the connection between Excel and MetaTrader 5, but first we need to understand some key points. This way, you won't have to rack your brains trying to figure out why something works or doesn't. And
  Scripts: Modify SL TP  (18   1 2)
Modify SL TP : This script is used to modify Stop Loss and Take Profit of position. Author: Ziheng Zhuang
  Experts: 5MinutesScalpingEA  (22   1 2 3)
5MinutesScalpingEA: 5MinutesScalpingEA uses indicators (5) from 5MinutesScalpingSystem.This expert is to help any user of the system to try some different settings of indicators easy and quickly.Expert need indicators to generate signals. Has the ability to use all of the indicators, or some of
Check out the new article: How to create a trading journal with MetaTrader and Google Sheets . Create a trading journal using MetaTrader and Google Sheets! You will learn how to sync your trading data via HTTP POST and retrieve it using HTTP requests. In the end, You have a trading journal that will
Trend based on WPR : This indicator combine WPR and total profit/loss. I don't know how to tell you more about this indicator but you can try it. Author: namakulabu
Check out the new article: Building a Trading System (Part 5): Managing Gains Through Structured Trade Exits . For many traders, it's a familiar pain point: watching a trade come within a whisker of your profit target, only to reverse and hit your stop-loss. Or worse, seeing a trailing stop close
Price Line 3 : Shows moving Last Price on Bid Line, LAst 24 hours percentage change, switch chart from arrow keys and more.. Author: Rajesh Kumar Nait
Check out the new article: Optimizing Trend Strength: Trading in Trend Direction and Strength . This is a specialized trend-following EA that makes both short and long-term analyses, trading decisions, and executions based on the overall trend and its strength. This article will explore in detail an
Check out the new article: From Basic to Intermediate: Indicator (II) . In this article, we will examine how to implement a moving average calculation and what precautions should be taken when performing this calculation. We will also discuss overloading the OnCalculate function to know when and how
Check out the new article: Market Simulation (Part 14): Sockets (VIII) . Many programmers might assume we should abandon using Excel and move directly to Python, using some packages that allow Python to generate an Excel file for later analysis of results. However, as mentioned in the previous
Check out the new article: From Basic to Intermediate: Indicator (III) . In this article, we will explore how to declare various graphical representation indicators, such as DRAW_COLOR_LINE and DRAW_FILLING. Additionally, of course, we will learn how to plot graphs using multiple indicators in a
Check out the new article: From Basic to Intermediate: Struct (III) . In this article, we will explore what structured code is. Many people confuse structured code with organized code, but there is a difference between these two concepts. This is exactly what will be discussed in this article
Check out the new article: Building Volatility models in MQL5 (Part I): The Initial Implementation . In this article, we present an MQL5 library for modeling volatility, designed to function similarly to Python's arch package. The library currently supports the specification of common conditional
Check out the new article: Price Action Analysis Toolkit Development (Part 60): Objective Swing-Based Trendlines for Structural Analysis . We present a rule-based approach to trendlines that avoids indicator pivots and uses ordered swings derived from raw prices. The article walks through swing