Discussion of article "New Article Publishing System at the MQL5.community" - page 9

[Rashid Umarov]

David Kitonga Mutua #:

I submitted my article and was wondering how long it would take to be reviewed/accepted for review

I don't like what you sent in. It's about 15 years late.

Read the articles that were recommended to you.

[Nauris Zukas]

Hi,

I’m considering writing an article titled something like “How to Avoid Buying Fraudulent EAs on the MQL5 Market (Who Technically Break No Rules)”.

For example, an article like "How to purchase a trading robot from the MetaTrader Market" exists, but an article on how to avoid buying a fraudulent EA does not. Of course, I understand that this topic might be delicate, since these “smart scammers” are usually the most successful sellers here 😅

Still, I’d like to ask: would MQL5 staff allow such an article to be published, assuming it’s written factually and without naming anyone directly?

[Rashid Umarov]

Nauris Zukas

MQL5 market (which technically do not violate any rules)".

For example, an article like "How to buy a trading robot on MetaTrader" exists, but there is no article on how to avoid buying a fraudulent EA. Of course, I understand that the topic can be sensitive, because such "dodgy scammers" are usually the most successful sellers here 😅

But still, I would like to ask: would MQL5 staff allow publishing such an article if it is written factually and does not name anyone directly?

We already have several articles about how to choose the right EA (not only in the Market, but in general). Have a read. There is no need for new articles on this topic

[Nauris Zukas]

Rashid Umarov #:
We already have several articles about how to choose the right EA (not only in the Market, but in general). Have a read. There is no need for new articles on this topic

Got it, thanks! 😅

[Evgeni Gavrilovi]

Will the MLOps topic be approved? Consideration of a complete A to Z cycle divided into 10 parts.

[Eugene Mmene]

Hello Rashid ,

I wanted to enquire I have a new topic I would like to start working on already its all about a continuation of the previous article I wrote but the opposite it is about mastering long term position trading based on weekly,daily and H4 charts where we position ourselves for long term trades  this article will solve to major problems 

1:Most traders get lost in the noise of lower time frames  and end up losing trades as they trade against the major HTF trends , direction,orderflow .Most traders rarely look at HTF not Knowing Higher time frames are the truth and the way nothing occurs in Lower time frames without first having began in the higher time frames . So it will help traders always try to execute trades according to higher time frame bias and avoid short term trades against trend that always prooves catastrophic.

2.Help positional traders who are patient to find best position trades for long term trading and HTF trades this trade positions may hold for weeks or even months end and only follow the HTF frame script ignoring short term lower time frame noise.

The problem traders face is not knowing or having an idea about long term trends in HTF and how beneficial or effective they are  ,and also many traders dont know how to execute or place their long term position trading and this article  aims to solve that 

The solution article offers 

The article will explain in detailes its logic Reasoning to solve the problems and have traders understand the importance of HTF and how it cam be effectively used in both short term and long term trading.it will show how effective this can be for short term traders reducing drawdown periods and bad periods to avoid trading in opposite trends and also be usefull for long term position traders.

What they leave with.

The traders will leave the article with an EA that executes long term trades and undertakes position trading meaning even If a trader is a short term trader he will have an idea of the trend and directon and hence execute trades in that direction and long term traders will have effective entries,take profits and stoploss areas and also understand why trades occur at particular places.

[Rashid Umarov]

Sounds good, but it's all general. Create a draft of the article and sketch out the outline - I'll take a look.

[Eugene Mmene]

Rashid Umarov #:
Sounds good, but it's all general. Create a draft of the article and sketch out the outline - I'll take a look.

Okay thanks, I will ,The draft will be very detailed,

[Eugene Mmene]

Hello Rashid,

 I wanted to begin writing a new article about an EA that trades and enforces propfirm drawdown limits to avoid blowing prop firm accounts.

The problem statement is traders blow most prop firm accounts because of poor or no proper risk management in place  in regard to prop firm rules and regulations (e.g .:fundednext).

The article itself will be a detailed  in-depth description of how the code works and the logic and thought process of how it achieves to manage a risk on a peop firm accounts

The trader will come out of the article with a fully designed and implemented EA that automates risk management,lot sizing,trade management and also daily and overall drawdown management to ensure prop firm compliance in terms of drawdown.

[Rashid Umarov]

Eugene Mmene #:
Hello Rashid,

I wanted to start writing a new article about an EA that trades and respects the drawdown limits of proprietary firms to avoid the drawdown of proprietary accounts.

Have you seen these articles? Provide me the Plan of the article in draft please.

Take a few lessons from Prop Firms (Part 1) An introduction

Risk Management (Part 1): Fundamentals for Building a Risk Management Class

Developing a multi-currency Expert Advisor (Part 12): Developing prop trading level risk manager