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Check out the new article: Integrating MQL5 with Data Processing Packages (Part 7): Building Multi-Agent Environments for Cross-Symbol Collaboration.
The article presents a complete Python–MQL5 integration for multi‑agent trading: MT5 data ingestion, indicator computation, per‑agent decisions, and a weighted consensus that outputs a single action. Signals are stored to JSON, served by Flask, and consumed by an MQL5 Expert Advisor for execution with position sizing and ATR‑derived SL/TP. Flask routes provide safe lifecycle control and status monitoring.
In part 6, Merging Market Feedback with Model Adaptation, we focused on closing the loop between market behavior and decision-making logic. Rather than relying on static signals, we introduced mechanisms that allow the trading system to observe its own performance, react to changing market conditions, and adapt its internal parameters accordingly. This included using live feedback such as trade outcomes, volatility shifts, and structural market changes to continuously refine how signals are interpreted and executed within the MQL5–Python hybrid architecture.
In this part, we extend this integration to develop multi-agent environments capable of cross-symbol collaboration. The goal is to design a framework where independent agents analyze different markets or symbols, share insights, and collectively influence trading decisions in a coordinated way. This approach aims to leverage inter-symbol relationships (like currency correlations or risk sentiment) to improve signal quality, reduce false triggers, and create a more robust trading system that adapts to broader market context rather than isolated price action.
Author: Hlomohang John Borotho