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Measures whether a drawing indicator repaints, instead of asserting that it does not. The invariant: once a bar has closed and been processed, no object drawn on it may ever change - not move, not recolour, not change its text, and not disappear. The script seeds a custom symbol with real history, attaches your indicator through a template, records every object, appends bars, forces a full recalculation, and compares object by object. Changes and disappearances are counted separately, because only a change means the claim is false. A run that compared nothing is reported as INCONCLUSIVE, never as a pass. Output is a CSV you can publish next to the number.
A read only MT5 script that reports broker symbol specifications, volume limits, price settings, execution modes, trading permissions, margin requirements and estimated profit values.
The script prices one night of holding: for every open position and every Market Watch symbol it prints the swap per night in your account currency, the annualized cost in percent for both directions, the broker's rate-independent markup (|swap long| + |swap short| never depends on interest rates - it is pure broker margin), and the triple-swap day. Honest "n/a" where a swap mode cannot be converted reliably.
Checks your trade history against common prop-firm challenge rules — profit target, max daily loss, max drawdown, consistency rule, and minimum trading days — with a clear PASS/FAIL report.
A simple MQL5 script that calculates the correct lot size for a trade based on your account risk percentage and stop loss distance in pips, so every trade risks a consistent, controlled amount of your balance.
A quick market scan to identify sustainable trends. The script analyses all symbols from the ‘Market Overview’ in a matter of seconds and identifies instruments with the clearest and strongest price movements using R² linear regression and the ADX indicator.
MarketInfo is a simple information script for MetaTrader 5. It collects and logs key data for the current instrument: prices, spread, volatility (ATR), time remaining until the bar closes, statistics covering N bars, and trend identification.
Tests whether live closing deals still match the backtest of an Expert Advisor. A bootstrap-calibrated CUSUM detector raises an alarm and estimates when the drift began, a two-window check separates a short dip from a lasting decline, and an expectancy decomposition shows whether the win rate or the trade sizes changed. The script generates demonstration data on the first run and is written in pure MQL5.
Script that lists the global variables of the terminal with value, last access time and age, filtered by prefix, substring and age. It exports them to CSV, deletes the matching ones after a confirmation and a backup, and restores them from a CSV file.
Resamples your closed trades 10,000 times to show whether your average trade is an edge or could still be luck: the 95% range of the average and the chance it is below zero.
Measures how far your PC clock is from the trade server's clock, from the server time stamped on live ticks, and tells you how to fix it.
Read-only MT5 script for exact Market Watch symbols: contract and volume rules, quote age and spread, isolated BUY/SELL margin, one-tick price moves and spread-only results in account currency. MIT source; Experts journal output.
Running several EAs on one account? This script groups the closed trades by magic number and shows the score of each EA: win rate, profit factor, net profit and drawdown. Read-only, writes a CSV file.
Shows what every buffer of an indicator holds - arrows, a line or a colour index - and labels the arrows on the chart with their buffer numbers. Works with compiled indicators without source code.
A script for accounts that run several Expert Advisors or configurations. It aggregates the net result of each configuration (magic number, or magic number and symbol) per calendar day and measures how much each one contributes to the portfolio drawdown: drawdown added by leave-one-out, share of the worst drawdown, and Euler variance share. It prints verdicts, recommendations, and a heuristic A+ to F score. It runs out of the box on a built-in demonstration portfolio and is written in pure MQL5.
Free script exporting clean, deterministic OHLC + tick volume + 4 indicators (MA, RSI, MACD, ATR) for M1/M15/H1 to CSV. Closed bars only, zero lookahead — ideal for analysis and ML datasets.
Before the Friday close: estimates how much your open positions could lose if the market reopens with a gap, and compares it with the room left under the daily loss limit of the next trading day. For prop firm and funded accounts. It only reads the account.
Reads your closed trades, converts each to an R-multiple and simulates many future runs at a chosen risk per trade. Reports the probability of hitting a drawdown floor, the probability of ending profitable, the median ending balance and the 95% range. Read-only.
Closes all open positions and optionally deletes pending orders with one click. Filter by symbol and magic number.
For every closed position the script measures how far the price went against it (MAE) and in its favour (MFE), and shows what that says about your stops and exits. Table, summary on the chart and a CSV file. Read-only, it never trades.
This script finds DeMark pivot points, displays them on the chart and indicates their dimensions.
This function performs the main logic of opening a trade. Calculates the opening price, take profit levels and stop loss based on symbol information and parameters provided by the user. Prepare a trade request (MqlTradeRequest) with the necessary information, such as symbol, volume, order type, deviation, comment, magic number, etc. Call the OrderSend function to send the operation request and get the result. SetTypeFillingBySymbol function: Determines the order fill type (Fill or Kill, Immediate or Cancel, or Return) based on the symbol's filling policy. GetMinTradeLevel function: Calculates the minimum operating level based on the freeze level and the symbol stops level. Adjusts the minimum level to make sure it is within certain limits and returns the result.
While manually adjusting the stop-loss of a single trade to match its open price is a relatively simple task, managing numerous positions individually can be cumbersome and time-intensive. The Titik Impas Breakeven script for MT4/MT5 streamlines this process, providing efficiency and convenience for traders dealing with multiple positions.
Sample code to count consecutive no. of bull or bear bars.
The script obtains information about the number, types and sizes of input and output tensors in an ONNX model
script to open a buy position at the current price in the MT5 window with a specified stop loss (in pips) and take profit (in pips)
Set StopLoss by just dragging and dropping script on the desired price level.
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Prints the invisible contract limits that silently reject orders: stops level, freeze level, min/step/max lot, tick size and value, spread type, execution mode, swaps, and the margin needed for the minimum lot against your free margin.
This is the version 2 of my script to export the trade history from MT5 selected between two dates. The resulting file is CSV that can be opened/imported with any spreadsheet software. More columns were added and fixed minor errors. The code for processing and exporting data was rewritten.
A small example of the Mandelbrot fractal calculation in OpenCL. The OpenCL accelerates calculations of fractal approximately up to 100 times in comparison with the CPU calculations.
The script controls the display of time and price scales for all open charts or only for one chart.
Encapsulating a family of interchangeable algorythms which can be modified independently from the client.
The TradeReportExporter script is designed to export the history of trades (trades) into a convenient CSV file. It automatically collects data on all trades for the last year for the instrument it is installed on. The file includes such data as date and time, transaction type (buy/sell), price, volume, commission and profit/loss. The result is saved in a file that can be opened in Excel or any other spreadsheet editor.
A native MQL5 script that measures how concentrated a strategy's profit is — whether the edge is broad or rests on a few lucky trades. It reads a per-trade CSV (Date,Profit) and reports the share of net profit from the largest trades, the Gini coefficient of the winners, a concentration profile, a survival test that removes the best few trades and recomputes net profit and profit factor, and the largest single day versus a configurable consistency limit, combined into a concentration-and-consistency score (A+ to F) with recommendations. If no file is found it generates a sample set, so it runs out of the box. No external libraries, no Python, no AI. The helper ExportTrades.mq5 writes the file from your trade history.