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I don't understand what calculator you are talking about. You can create a draft of an article, add an Article Plan and a couple of pictures that illustrate the topic of the article.
Then send the link to the draft to me in private messages
Thank you
Hello Mr.Umarov .
Hope you are well.
I have sent a private message to you 3 weeks ago,Please check and review my article that i have drafted.
Regards.
Hello Mr.Umarov .
Hope you are well.
I have sent a private message to you 3 weeks ago,Please check and review my article that i have drafted.
Regards.
Hello Mr.Umarov .
Hope you are well.
I have sent a private message to you 3 weeks ago,Please check and review my article that i have drafted.
Regards.
Hello Mr.Umarov
I hope you are well.
I would like to request your review of my draft article titled:
Mastering Trading Discipline: Designing an Anti Greed Expert Advisor Framework in MQL5
The article addresses the common issue of lack of trading discipline among retail traders, where psychological factors such as greed and overtrading lead to poor performance.
It proposes a solution by implementing a discipline-focused Expert Advisor (EA) that enforces risk management, trade limits, and loss protection rules within an automated system.
Readers will gain practical value through a clear framework for embedding discipline into trading, along with a working EA and source code for testing and further development.
I would appreciate your guidance on whether the article meets the requirements for submission.
Kind regards.
https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/21730/224136#!tab=article
Mastering Trading Discipline: Developing an Expert Advisor Against Greed framework in MQL5
The article discusses the common problem of lack of trading discipline among retail traders, when psychological factors such as greed and overtrading lead to poor results.
Hello.
Look at the search results for this topic https://www.mql5.com/en/search#!keyword=Discipline&module=mql5_module_articles
The proposed topic may have already been covered
Hello.
Look at the search results for this topic https://www.mql5.com/en/search#!keyword=Discipline&module=mql5_module_articles
The proposed topic may have already been covered
There are many articles being covered with the same overall theme, but they can contain different content right? So wouldn't that count as a unique characteristic of that article? I am asking this because I just submitted my first article for review which builds a research-grounded gridding EA. It's based on PhD thesis done by Taranto and it develops a gridding EA that can actually survive with unique features like regime detection, equity kill switch etc, all inspired from the research.
I would like to know your thoughts on this. Appreciate your time :)
Hello.
Look at the search results for this topic https://www.mql5.com/en/search#!keyword=Discipline&module=mql5_module_articles
The proposed topic may have already been covered
Hello ,
While I understand that Expert Advisors and trading strategies have been covered in previous articles, my work takes a different and more practical approach by focusing specifically on trading psychology particularly greed and how it can be systematically controlled through automation.
This article is unique in that it:
Introduces an Anti-Greed Framework, designed to enforce disciplined trading behavior through algorithmic rules
Translates psychological trading challenges into quantifiable EA logic, rather than just discussing them theoretically
Implements strict risk management controls, including fixed 1% risk per trade, loss recovery limitations, and trade-stopping conditions after consecutive losses
Focuses on behavioral risk control, such as preventing overtrading and emotional decision-making
Provides a fully functional MT5 Expert Advisor, allowing traders to directly apply disciplined trading without emotional interference
The goal of this article is to bridge the gap between trading psychology and real execution by giving traders a practical tool that enforces discipline automatically.
I believe this offers a fresh perspective and adds meaningful value beyond existing strategy-based or indicator-based articles.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
There are many articles being covered with the same overall theme, but they can contain different content right? So wouldn't that count as a unique characteristic of that article? I am asking this because I just submitted my first article for review which builds a research-grounded gridding EA. It's based on PhD thesis done by Taranto and it develops a gridding EA that can actually survive with unique features like regime detection, equity kill switch etc, all inspired from the research.
I would like to know your thoughts on this. Appreciate your time :)
There are many articles on the same topic, but they may contain different content, right? So wouldn't that be considered a unique characteristic of the article? I ask this because I have just submitted my first article for review, which builds a research-informed EA on gridding. It is based on Taranto's PhD thesis and develops an EA that can actually survive, with unique features like mode detection, equity switch, etc, all inspired by research.
I would love to know your thoughts on this. Appreciate your time :)
Hello ,
While I realise that EAs and trading strategies have been covered in previous articles, my work takes a different, more practical approach, focusing on the psychology of trading, in particular greed, and how it can be systematically controlled through automation.
This article is unique in that it:
Introduces an Anti-Greed framework designed to enforce disciplined trading behaviour through algorithmic rules
Translates psychological trading problems into quantifiable EA logic, rather than just discussing them theoretically
Implements strict risk management controls, including a fixed risk of 1% per trade, limits on loss recovery, and conditions for stopping trading after consecutive losses
Emphasises behavioural risk management controls, such as avoiding overtrading and emotional decision making
Provides a full-featured MT5 Expert Advisor that allows traders to directly apply disciplined trading without emotional interference.
Is this also about discipline?