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💎For METATRADER 5 https://www.mql5.com/en/market/mt5?Filter=alex2356
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HMA Trend robot for professional traders works with a set of Hull moving averages( HMA ). Advisor Parameters Use Trade Panel — Use the visual panel to configure and trade robot. Lot — Lot size for a market entry. Take Profit(points) — Take Profit for an open order. Stop Loss(points) — Stol Loss for an open order. Max Spread(0 - disabled) — Maximum allowable spread at which you can enter the market. 0 - disabled. Magic number — The magic number of the robot. EA
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Main idea of this EA lies around the Parabolic SAR indicator. New version this Expert: PSAR Expert Extended 2 The advanced EA version includes the following changes and improvements: The free initial version has been analyzed and the EA algorithm has been improved The EA behavior has been monitored on various account types and in different conditions (fixed/floating spread, ECN/cent accounts, etc.) Cod optimization, bug fixes. The EA functionality has been expanded. Features better
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New indicator Impostol is based on the relative strength index (RSI) and trend indicator ADX. With it, you can identify a trend for your trade. Its signals are easy ti interpret, because it shows the recommended entries using up and down arrows. The indicator has a minimum of settings and is easy to use. Impostol Expert for MetaTrader 4 — HERE Main features Uses arrows to show market entry points. The indicator is not redrawing. Recommended timeframe is H1 and higher (lower timeframes can
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Market Reversal Catcher Dashboard indicator looks for market reversal points or major pullback. To do this, it analyzes previous price movements and using a flexible algorithm for estimating the probability of a reversal, also gives recommendations on entry points and sets recommended profit targets for positions opened on a signal. The dashboard is designed to sit on a chart on it's own and work in the background to send you alerts on your chosen pairs and timeframes. Dashboard does not
Market Reversal Catcher Dashboard indicator looks for market reversal points or major pullback. To do this, it analyzes previous price movements and using a flexible algorithm for estimating the probability of a reversal, also gives recommendations on entry points and sets recommended profit targets for positions opened on a signal. The dashboard is designed to sit on a chart on it's own and work in the background to send you alerts on your chosen pairs and timeframes. Dashboard does not
Market Trend Catcher indicator analyzes the duration of trend movements and, with a certain development of the current trend, offers market entry points in the form of arrows with recommended profit targets. The indicator is very easy to use and does not require a lot of information to understand how it works. It has a minimum of settings and is transparent in understanding the principle of its operation, fully displaying the information on the basis of which it makes decisions on recommending
The Market Reversal Catcher indicator looks for market reversal points or major pullback. To do this, it analyzes previous price movements and using a flexible algorithm for estimating the probability of a reversal, also gives recommendations on entry points and sets recommended profit targets for positions opened on a signal. Market Reversal Cather User Guide - Read Version for MetaTrader 4 - here The indicator is very easy to use and does not require a lot of information to understand
![A system of voice notifications for trade events and signals](https://c.mql5.com/2/39/logo.png)
Nowadays, voice assistants play a prominent role in human life, as we often use navigators, voice search and translators. In this article, I will try to develop a simple and user friendly system of voice notifications for various trade events, market states or signals generated by trading signals.
![Quick Manual Trading Toolkit: Working with open positions and pending orders](https://c.mql5.com/2/39/Article_Logo__1.png)
In this article, we will expand the capabilities of the toolkit: we will add the ability to close trade positions upon specific conditions and will create tables for controlling market and pending orders, with the ability to edit these orders.
![Quick Manual Trading Toolkit: Basic Functionality](https://c.mql5.com/2/39/Frame_1.png)
Today, many traders switch to automated trading systems which can require additional setup or can be fully automated and ready to use. However, there is a considerable part of traders who prefer trading manually, in the old fashioned way. In this article, we will create toolkit for quick manual trading, using hotkeys, and for performing typical trading actions in one click.
![Multicurrency monitoring of trading signals (Part 5): Composite signals](https://c.mql5.com/2/39/Article_Logo.png)
In the fifth article related to the creation of a trading signal monitor, we will consider composite signals and will implement the necessary functionality. In earlier versions, we used simple signals, such as RSI, WPR and CCI, and we also introduced the possibility to use custom indicators.
![Multicurrency monitoring of trading signals (Part 4): Enhancing functionality and improving the signal search system](https://c.mql5.com/2/38/Article_Logo__1.png)
In this part, we expand the trading signal searching and editing system, as well as introduce the possibility to use custom indicators and add program localization. We have previously created a basic system for searching signals, but it was based on a small set of indicators and a simple set of search rules.
![Multicurrency monitoring of trading signals (Part 3): Introducing search algorithms](https://c.mql5.com/2/38/Article_Logo.png)
In the previous article, we developed the visual part of the application, as well as the basic interaction of GUI elements. This time we are going to add internal logic and the algorithm of trading signal data preparation, as well us the ability to set up signals, to search them and to visualize them in the monitor.
![Multicurrency monitoring of trading signals (Part 2): Implementation of the visual part of the application](https://c.mql5.com/2/37/Article_Logo__3.png)
In the previous article, we created the application framework, which we will use as the basis for all further work. In this part, we will proceed with the development: we will create the visual part of the application and will configure basic interaction of interface elements.
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![Multicurrency monitoring of trading signals (Part 1): Developing the application structure](https://c.mql5.com/2/37/Article_Logo__2.png)
In this article, we will discuss the idea of creating a multicurrency monitor of trading signals and will develop a future application structure along with its prototype, as well as create its framework for further operation. The article presents a step-by-step creation of a flexible multicurrency application which will enable the generation of trading signals and which will assist traders in finding the desired signals.
![Extending Strategy Builder Functionality](https://c.mql5.com/2/37/Article_Logo__1.png)
In the previous two articles, we discussed the application of Merrill patterns to various data types. An application was developed to test the presented ideas. In this article, we will continue working with the Strategy Builder, to improve its efficiency and to implement new features and capabilities.
![Strategy builder based on Merrill patterns](https://c.mql5.com/2/37/Article_Logo.png)
In the previous article, we considered application of Merrill patterns to various data, such as to a price value on a currency symbol chart and values of standard MetaTrader 5 indicators: ATR, WPR, CCI, RSI, among others. Now, let us try to create a strategy construction set based on Merrill patterns.
![Merrill patterns](https://c.mql5.com/2/36/Article_Logo__3.png)
In this article, we will have a look at Merrill patterns' model and try to evaluate their current relevance. To do this, we will develop a tool to test the patterns and apply the model to various data types such as Close, High and Low prices, as well as oscillators.
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![How to create Requirements Specification for ordering a trading robot](https://c.mql5.com/2/32/HowCreateExpertSpecification.png)
Are you trading using your own strategy? If your system rules can be formally described as software algorithms, it is better to entrust trading to an automated Expert Advisor. A robot does not need sleep or food and is not subject to human weaknesses. In this article, we show how to create Requirements Specification when ordering a trading robot in the Freelance service.