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Chart Water Mark:

Chart Water Mark Transform your MetaTrader 5 charts to look as elegant and professional as TradingView.

Chart Water Mark

Author: Robby Suhendrawan

 
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Chart Water Mark:

Author: Robby Suhendrawan

professional as TradingView.

😂   I regard TV as a kid's toy.

Anyway, that's a cool utility that you coded─especially for non-coders to use.👍

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Ryan L Johnson #:

😂   I regard TV as a kid's toy.

Anyway, that's a cool utility that you coded─especially for non-coders to use.👍

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Ryan L Johnson #:

😂   I regard TV as a kid's toy.

Anyway, that's a cool utility that you coded─especially for non-coders to use.👍

😂 You're absolutely right, 

because this is my first time trying to upload code. For a beginner like me, is it okay to learn to recognize mql5, bro? 😁
 

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How many do we need? https://www.mql5.com/en/search#!keyword=watermark
 
Robby Suhendrawan #:
😂 You're absolutely right, 

because this is my first time trying to upload code. For a beginner like me, is it okay to learn to recognize mql5, bro? 😁

For sure. One of the best ways to learn MQL5 is to manually "convert" a utility from another language. That usually involves researching MQL5 code elements as you code MQL5.

Also, exposing yourself to public scrutiny is a good way to voluntarily hold yourself accountable. As a side note, every trader should mention all live trades to one trusted person─even if that trusted person is not a trader. There is no better reality check on the trader's activity.

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How many do we need?

IMHO, the more, the merrier. As I like to say, there are often "1000" ways to code the same utility.

 
Ryan L Johnson #:

For sure. One of the best ways to learn MQL5 is to manually "convert" a utility from another language. That usually involves researching MQL5 code elements as you code MQL5.

Also, exposing yourself to public scrutiny is a good way to voluntarily hold yourself accountable. As a side note, every trader should mention all live trades to one trusted person─even if that trusted person is not a trader. There is no better reality check on the trader's activity.

IMHO, the more, the merrier. As I like to say, there are often "1000" ways to code the same utility.

Thanks a lot for the kind words! I'm glad I decided to share this here. You're right, the process of converting the code really helped me understand MQL5 better. And that side note about trading psychology is such a great piece of advice. I'll definitely keep that in mind to stay grounded. Appreciate the support!
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