MQL5 Source Codes of Scripts for MetaTrader 5 - 2

A simple starting-point script to collect data and send to a CSV in oldest-newest ordering. In this example only the close price data is collected.

A script which when dragged onto the chart will print out in the experts window the number of bars that are on that chart - like magic.

Unfortunately, I discovered that some brokers are a bit sloppy with the server time change due to the daylight saving time (DST), which I did not expect and which surprised me a lot. Here is a script with which anyone can check their broker.

This script was developed for displaying saved Strategy report from the Strategy Tester into a chart.

This script is a reference solution for mapping symbol names configured by users in MetaTrader 5 EAs or scripts to the actual names provided by the broker. It uses the Levenshtein distance algorithm to automatically identify the most similar symbol in Market Watch. It is ideal for developers facing compatibility issues with prefixes or suffixes in symbol names. This is a customizable starting point to adapt to any specific needs.

The script MinMargins.mq5 is designed to help traders quickly calculate and document the minimum amount of money required to open a position with the smallest lot size for all symbols available in the Market Watch. This data is saved to a CSV file for easy review and analysis.

This script saves a predefined set of economic events from the MetaTrader's built-in economic calendar into CSV file.

This MQL5 script exports candlestick data for various timeframes into a CSV file, capturing essential market information like open, high, low, and close prices. It analyzes each candlestick's characteristics, including body and wick sizes, while calculating additional metrics such as candle gaps. After processing the latest 21 bars, it notifies the user upon successful data export.

Time-related functions for empirical detection of server time zone and daylight savings mode (DST) from history of quotes

The script scans through the current chart for any available chart objects, Counts and delete them accordingly, And log the the names of the objects on the chart respectively.

Translate risk percentages to the monetary figure based on the account balance

A script which when run displays the maximum lot size permitted on the asset.

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)

This script saves all the OHLCV data available on the chart to a CSV file.

It will delete all objects on the chart when the compiled executable is dragged onto the chart

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Sample code to count consecutive no. of bull or bear bars.

This script helps traders understand the distribution and range of candles in a specific period, which can be useful for making trading decisions such as determining which historical values to use for Take Profit or Stop Loss.

Script to determine whether your Broker follows the US, UK or AU daylight (DST) schedule.

This is a script to export rates and ticks of current chart's symbol into CSV-files compatible with MT5's export/import format.

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.

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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.

This is a script to print all open trades and their PnLs at a specific time in history.

This Script collects all MQL5 built-in indicators buffers and stores them in a CSV file for analysis purposes

The script is useful for inspecting the structure of ONNX models, providing insights into the input and output, their names, and their properties. It is particularly helpful for debugging and understanding the characteristics of ONNX models used in machine learning applications.

This is a simple program to compare asynchronous and synchronous all close. It is a sample program, so feel free to modify it for your own testing purposes, such as adding conditions.

Easy to use.

Multi_BreakEven is a script file that enables setting multiple entry positions to breakeven, either through pips or a target price, once the trade becomes favorable.

Provide simplest class to read and parse CSV file

Set TakeProfit by just dragging and dropping script on the desired price level.

Set StopLoss by just dragging and dropping script on the desired price level.

Calculates the risk in the account currency for a given trading volume of the selected symbol at different time periods.

Multi Selllimit and Sellstop orders are script files that enable traders to place multiple orders with ease. These orders allow traders to enter the market at a specific price level, or at a specified number of pips away from the current market price, with stop-loss and take-profit levels. By default, the pips value is set to 400, which means the trade will be placed 400 pips away from the current market price for a 5-digit broker. Moreover, the multi Selllimit and Sellstop orders offer traders the flexibility to customize their trading strategies. Traders can set the stop-loss level to zero if they do not use stop-loss, and can choose between a target price or a pip-based entry. This level of flexibility allows traders to tailor their trading strategies to their specific needs, which can result in better trading outcomes.

Multi buylimit and buystop orders are script files that enable traders to place multiple orders with ease. With just one command, traders can place multiple buylimit or buystop orders using either a target price or pips. By default, the pips value is set to 400, which means the trade will be placed 400 pips away from the current market price for a 5-digit broker. This setup includes stop-loss and take-profit levels, which can be adjusted based on the trader's preferences. Notably, these orders come with a level of flexibility that enables traders to fine-tune their trading strategies. For instance, a trader can opt to set the stop-loss level to zero if they do not use stop-loss.

To assist traders who wish to open multiple sell orders quickly, a script file has been developed that allows them to execute a large number of trades with just one command. The default take profit and stop loss values are set in 5-digit broker format, but for traders using a 4-digit broker, the default must be TP=40 and SL=20. Num_of_Sell is the number of trades to execute. This script file can be extremely useful for traders who want to take advantage of market conditions quickly and efficiently. By simplifying the process of opening multiple sell orders, it can save traders valuable time and allow them to focus on other aspects of their trading

To assist traders who wish to open multiple buy orders quickly, a script file has been developed that allows them to execute a large number of trades with just one command. The default take profit and stop loss values are set in 5-digit broker format, but for traders using a 4-digit broker, the default must be TP=40 and SL=20. Num_of_Buy is the number trades the trader wish to open instantly. This script file can be extremely useful for traders who want to take advantage of market conditions quickly and efficiently. By simplifying the process of opening multiple buy orders, it can save traders valuable time and allow them to focus on other aspects of their trading strategy.

Learn how to split the volume data into different groups so that you can compare them and create a strategy based on volume average.

This example was created to see how long it takes to reach 100 ticks. So this indicator is a seconds / "centick" (centick = 100 ticks). It helps you trade orders flow.

You learn how to subtract time, insert it manually in a string format, tick counter and see output on comment function.