Discussion of article "Bi-Directional Trading and Hedging of Positions in MetaTrader 5 Using the HedgeTerminal Panel, Part 1" - page 4
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I trade on MT4, I traded on MT5, I didn't notice any difference.
Did you notice the difference that you can't put a lock on MT5?
Why?
And you just try it, just for the sake of interest.
Reminds me of an argument between "sharp-pointed" and "blunt-pointed")))
HedgeTerminal 1.02 update*:
All products**:
- Fixed grammatical errors in dialogues and messages in English.
API:
- Updated Prototypes.mqh file
Article:
- Replaced screenshots with HedgeTerminal messages in English; Made appropriate corrections in the text referencing the screenshots.
- Corrected grammatical errors in Figure 12: "Installation Wizard Diagram".
Corrections will take effect after appropriate moderator checking.
* Due to the peculiarity of version assignment in the shop, the version of the product in the market will correspond to version 1.2 After version 1.10 the versions will be synchronised.
** Since all products of the HedgeTerminal product line share a common core and a single internal version control system, they are updated synchronously. Even if no changes have been made to a product, it will still be updated to ensure that the algorithms are fully compliant.
That's it, the argument is over, the score is 1:0.)
It's a strange thing in MT5. I do not understand why, such restrictions, is it all brokers like this?