Video: Introduction to the MetaTrader 5 Web Terminal

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The MetaTrader 5 Web Terminal is an advanced, fast, and reliable trading solution. It operates on any device across all operating systems and does not require additional software installations. You only need a web browser to access your account.

To help you get acquainted with the web terminal features, we have created a short video. In just 4 minutes, you will learn how to:

  • Connect to your account
  • View quotes and charts
  • Execute trades
  • Analyze markets using indicators and objects
  • Monitor your account status and trading history

Watch the video right here or on our official YouTube channel. Don't forget to like and comment.

 

I liked this terminal and it's convenient for me on Ubuntu. Yes, it's not Binance, OKX, or Bybit, but it's very cool and better than installing Wine. Therefore, the review is extremely positive. But please read my post on that forum. If you fix this offset, it will be really cool. https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/498200

It would also be nice if chart shapes would come to the foreground when activated, simply changing the layer rank index. Currently, if a large shape is located on a smaller one, you won't be able to manipulate the smaller one; you'll have to move the larger one back. For example, if they are drawn on different timeframes, this is very inconvenient.

Also, if I set up sorting by profit in the position spreadsheet, then when new positions appear, this sorting is not applied to them and they end up, for example, at the top. It would be good if this sorting rule was also applied to new positions.

and please add the time (clocks) to the terminal, because in full-screen mode it’s not very convenient without a clock on the screen

If you implement all this, this terminal will become better than Binance, OKX, or Bybit 

Also add a distance column to the position panel

Please add active trading sessions, a button to close all profitable positions, and data on the number of buy and sell positions and the ratio of their volumes.

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