Copy trade from MT4 Indicator to Binance and Bybit via API

I am looking for an experienced and reliable MQL5 developer to complete an Expert Advisor (EA) project that is already partially developed. The previous coder abandoned the project close to completion, so I need someone who can step in, quickly understand the existing code, and professionally bring it across the finish line

I have a complex Pine Script indicator for TradingView that generates Buy/Sell signals, Stop Loss, and Take Profit levels. The indicator has many lines of code and includes several customizable parameters that I manually adjust in TradingView. I need an experienced MQL5 developer to convert this indicator into a fully functional Expert Advisor (EA) for MetaTrader 5 (MT5) that executes trades automatically 24/7. The

LOT SIZE WITH MULTIPLIER WHEN INITIAL TRADE ENTERED WHEN PARABOLIC REVERSES IT SHOULD NOT CLOSE OPEN ENTRY AND DO HEDGING AS FOLLOWS: PARABOLIC BUY MOVING AVERAGE BUY OPEN TRADE BUY 0.01 WHEN PARABOLIC REVERSE AGAIN ENTER SAME LOT & HEDGE THE POSITION 0.01 SELL WHEN AGAIN PARABOLIC BUY ENTER IF MULTIPLIER IS 2 THEN 0.02 BUY AGAIN PARABOLIC SELL 0.02 AS SO ON.. AS BELOW EXAMPLE.. First Buy: 0.01 Reverse → Sell: 0.01

Hey guys, I have an EA - it works fine so far, but I'm not happy with all settings and want it modified. - Would need the change from points to currency of the Account - Delay after opening a trade (don't open another trade in the next x minutes/points) [if the delay is set on 5m and the trade closes in 2m it can ofcourse take a new signal, but if the trade is open: wait 5min and look at max. open trades limit] -

I am looking for an experienced MQL5 or MetaTrader developer who can create a custom solution that generates MT5 trading statement files (HTML or XML format). The tool should allow me to manually input trade data (such as order open/close times, lot sizes, symbols, profits, etc.) and then generate a file that looks identical to a real MetaTrader 5 statement. Requirements: • Ability to simulate real trading history

Some traders include trading lot calculation algorithms at the first stage of robot creation. However, it is not recommended to include the money management algorithms for calculating the lot at this stage, since additional input parameters can lead to history-based overfitting during EA optimization. Better test your first EA version using a fixed lot. Only forward testing using history data and several-month real

Looking for existing bot which trades on indices/gold/bitcoin with trend following / momentum strategies. require winrate no less than 70% with max 10% DD. ability to conduct multiple trades a day. I do not expect huge gains, but one with consistent performance with risk mangement controls. no grid/martingale/ win or die strategies. From there, i may add in modifications. Can offer range from USD100-1000, depending

Hi, I need an Expert Advisor (EA) MT5 that focuses on GOLD / XAUUSD with the goal of achieving very high monthly returns (40%++) under strict risk control parameters. Looking for a Strategy with entry on M5 (developers are welcome to add validation such as H1, H4, or D1) but, entry must be on M5 timeframe A strategy that uses orderblocks and/or support/resistance zones for entry. (You can add other features such as

hello, i would like to create a trade manager like the ones on mql5, just different... i don't like the huge window with settings and stuff so i'd like to create my own ones, both mt4 and mt5 ... it should have all the bells and whistles, such as: Open Trade (Market Order / Pending Orders) Buy / Sell at market Buy Limit, Sell Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Stop Modify Trade Adjust Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) Modify

the CCI entry is independent from the MA (Moving Average) entry in your described strategy. There are two distinct entry strategies: SMA-Based Entry: One strategy uses simple moving averages (SMAs) and their shifts to determine entry points. This is a classic trend-following approach, where entries are triggered based on the relationship between price and the moving averages, such as crossovers or shifts in the SMA