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Question:


with metatrader 5, I started a Demo account and completed the installation,

but the New Order Icon cant be Access, so i cant practice on making my orders, help!

Here's whats happening.

 

Market is closed during the weekend. Besides, please check - are you really opened demo account?

And you can select the other broker for demo account, or select MetaQuotes demo: just right mouse click on 'Account' on the left and select:



 

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How to Start with MT5, a summary !

Alain Verleyen, 2013.03.15 16:12

How to start with MT5 platform : summary.

As our topic about "How to start with Metatrader 5" is going to be huge, here you find a summary, with main links.

For developpers.


Work in progress, stay tuned :-)


 

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Something Interesting to Read December 2016

Muhammad Syamil Bin Abdullah, 2016.12.07 10:13

Mastering the Trade, Second Edition: Proven Techniques for Profiting from Intraday and Swing Trading Setups : John F Carter


Trading books, they're a dime a dozen. If only their cover prices reflected that reality. Mastering The Trade, by John F. Carter, Published by Mcgraw-Hill Trader's Edge is an example of the exception that proves the rule.

Carter, who is a CTA, trader, writer and trading educator, effectively communicates his strategies, methods and insights in this 400 page book.

The book is divided into Three parts:

In Part One, Carter explains hardware requirements, market mechanics, general market theory, trading psychology and finally, the all-important subject of interpretation of market internals. Begining traders will find all of these sections to be of value. While even experienced traders will greatly benefit from Carter's discussions of trading psychology and market internals.

Part Two examines Carter's specific set-ups for futures, equities, forex and options. Clear directions coupled with informative diagrams leave little question as to how he trades his set-ups. Carter coveys the reasons he pulls the trigger, and perhaps more importantly, the reasons he may let a set-up pass.

Part Three covers preparation for the trading day, creating and executing a trading business plan, thoughts on how to fine tune your trading and even a self-evaluation tool helping traders to hone in on the best markets to trade for their own personalities.

This trader/reviewer wishes that he had the knowledge that Carter imparts regarding reading and interpretation of market internals when he began trading. Carter lucidly explains use of the Tick, the Trin, the TICKI the Premium and other indicators which allow the trader to interpret the health of the market, and make decisions based on fact rather than feeling. Carter's set-ups are simple and effective when evaluated in the context of market internals which he explains clearly. Finally, the author's advice on market psychology is sterling.

This book covers new ground, offering both new and experienced traders the opportunity to add effective weapons to their informational arsenals that can help them win in their daily assaults on the market.


More About the Author


John F. Carter grew up the son of Morgan Stanley stockbroker, and was introduced into trading as a sophomore in high school, and has been trading actively for the past 19 years. He studied international finance at the University of Cambridge in England before graduating from the University of Texas at Austin. John has been a full time trader since 1996. In 1999, tired of talking to his goldfish while trading alone in his office, he launched www.tradethemarkets.com to post his trading ideas. Today he has a following of over 10,000 people. John publishes separate daily newsletters for futures/single stock futures, options and equities trading, and, more recently, forex, at www.razorforex.com. He's a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) with Razor Trading, manages a futures and a forex fund. McGraw Hill tapped him to write a book entitled Mastering the Trade, due out in December, 2005. To keep his sanity, John relies on physical activity after the close to deal with the financial swings he and his subscribers encounter. He clears his head running, swimming, traveling with his wife, Maria, and playing with his son, James.


 

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How to Start with Metatrader 5

Sergey Golubev, 2016.05.08 20:17

Welcome,

  • Usually people who can't code don't receive free help on this forum, though it could happen if you are lucky, be patient.
  • If you show your attempts and describe well your problem, you will most probably receive an answer from the community.
  • If you don't want to learn to code, nothing bad, you can either look at the Codebase if something free already exists, or in the Market for paid products (sometimes free also).
  • Finally, you also have the option to hire a programmer in the Freelance section.
Good luck.

 
 

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Russian stock market analysis from Claws & Horns in MetaTrader 5

MetaQuotes Software Corp., 2016.12.13 10:03

The Claws & Horns news feeder integrated with MetaTrader 5 features the daily analysis of Russian shares traded on the Moscow Exchange. The feeder developers have expanded the list of provided services due to the growing demand for such analysis from traders.

Russian stock market analysis from Claws & Horns in MetaTrader 5

Claws & Horns mainly focuses on blue chips — the largest and most liquid Russian companies, such as Sberbank (SBER), Rosneft (ROSN), Gazprom (GAZP), Lukoil (LKOH), ALROSA (ALRS) and Aeroflot (AFTL).

The Daily Analysis of Russian Shares

Besides, it provides a regular analysis of basic futures, including MICEX Index, RTS Index, USDRUB, EURRUB, as well as bonds and Eurobonds. About 50 trading instruments are covered in total every week.

If your MetaTrader broker has the feeder, you are able to access the full set of Claws & Horns analytics: economic calendar, signals, technical and fundamental analysis, as well as weekly video podcasts with long-term forecast for the major currency pairs.


 

Just something which newbie may read for example:

A FEW TIPS FOR FIRST-TIME CUSTOMERS 

 

1. Jobs Service - Why Do We Even Need It?

2. Common Types of Orders

3. The Ideal RS, What Is It Like?
 
4. A Few Words About Debugging And Testing

5. Describing Detected Errors
 
6. Hidden Traps in RS

7. When to Resort to Arbitration?

Recommended links

  1. Rules of Using the Jobs Service
  2. How to Order an Expert Advisor and Obtain the Desired Result
  3. How to Order a Trading Robot in MQL5 and MQL4
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