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Simple Support and Resistance : Simple Support, Resistance, and Mid-Line boilerplate Author: THOMAS RAY GURCHIEK

ZigZag EA: Expert Advisor based on ZigZag indicator. Working with pending Buy Stop and Sell Stop orders. Author: Vladimir Karputov

MQL5 Programming for Traders – Source Codes from the Book. Part 5 : In Part 5 of the book, we'll delve deeper into the APIs associated with algorithmic trading, including financial data analysis and processing, chart visualization, automation, and user interactions. Author: MetaQuotes

MetaCOT 2 CFTC ToolBox (Set of Indicators) MT4: MetaCOT 2 CFTC ToolBox Indicators is a set of MetaCOT 2 indicators which provides access to data from CFTC reports. MetaCOT 2 supports COT reports, Disaggregated COT, TFF and CIT. All indicators are available in source code and can be used to build...

MQL5 Programming for Traders – Source Codes from the Book. Part 6 : In Part 6 of the "MQL5 Programming for Traders", we will study a key component of the MQL5 language – trading automation. We will start with a description of the fundamental entities, such as financial instrument specifications and

MQL5 Programming for Traders – Source Codes from the Book. Part 3 : Part 3 "Object Oriented Programming in MQL5" offers an immersion into the world of object-oriented programming (OOP) in the MQL5 language. Software development often involves the complexity related to the management of multiple

MQL5 Programming for Traders – Source Codes from the Book. Part 2 : Part 2 "MQL5 programming fundamentals" is an introduction to the key concepts of this programming language. This part of the book is devoted to data types, identifiers, variables, expressions, and operators. You will learn how to

MQL5 Programming for Traders – Source Codes from the Book. Part 1 : The first chapter of the book introduces the MQL5 language and development environment. One of the new features introduced in the MQL5 language compared to MQL4 (MetaTrader 4 language) is support for object-oriented programming

Check out the new article: Filtering and feature extraction in the frequency domain . In this article we explore the application of digital filters on time series represented in the frequency domain so as to extract unique features that may be useful to prediction models. In the article " Practical

Check out the new article: Developing a Replay System — Market simulation (Part 20): FOREX (I) . The initial goal of this article is not to cover all the possibilities of Forex trading, but rather to adapt the system so that you can perform at least one market replay. We'll leave simulation for

Moving Averages, multi-timeframe: The iUniMA MTF indicator allows the user to choose between different types of moving averages (SMA, EMA, SMMA, LWMA, AMA, DEMA, TEMA, FRAMA, and VIDYA). It can be applied to any timeframe, higher or lower than the current chart's timeframe. Compared to the...

SR_TLB: An interpretation of Stieve Nisson's 'Three Line Break' strategy Author: Nikolay Kositsin

Check out the new article: Data Science and Machine Learning (Part 16): A Refreshing Look at Decision Trees . Dive into the intricate world of decision trees in the latest installment of our Data Science and Machine Learning series. Tailored for traders seeking strategic insights, this article

trading tycoon : enjoy Author: Sibonelo Sydney Mthombothi

Multi SellOrders : To assist traders who wish to open multiple sell orders quickly, a script file has been developed that allows them to execute a large number of trades with just one command. The default take profit and stop loss values are set in 5-digit broker format, but for traders using a

Implementation of my Hull Moving Average : Here is my colored Hull Moving Average. Author: Wolfgang Melz

Multi SellOrders : To assist traders who wish to open multiple sell orders quickly, a script file has been developed that allows them to execute a large number of trades with just one command. The default take profit and stop loss values are set in 5-digit broker format, but for traders using a

New article Graphical Interfaces I: Form for Controls (Chapter 2) has been published: This article is the continuation of the first part of the series about graphical interfaces. The first article Graphical Interfaces I: Preparation of the Library Structure (Chapter 1) considers in detail what this...

Candle Grids : Draw a Rectangle on chart to plot custom grids based on points value on input Author: Rajesh Kumar Nait

Heikin Ashi Lines : A simpler way to display Heikin Ashi Author: Fernando Carreiro

New article Graphical Interfaces I: Preparation of the Library Structure (Chapter 1) has been published: This article is the beginning of another series concerning development of graphical interfaces. Currently, there is not a single code library that would allow quick and easy creation of high...

New article Expert Advisor featuring GUI: Creating the panel (part I) has been published: Despite the fact that many traders still prefer manual trading, it is hardly possible to completely avoid the automation of routine operations. The article shows an example of developing a multi-symbol signal...

Candlestick Wick Imbalance : Candlestick Wick Imbalance Author: Rajesh Kumar Nait

ZigZag Indicator with Extra Features: Taking a Closer Look at the Workings of the ZigZag Indicator. Author: Fernando Carreiro

Martingale Trade Simulator : a Simple Visual Strategy Tester / Manual Trade Training using Martingale. Author: DADALI ARWALY

AccurateTimer: Increased accuracy of the standard timer. Author: fxsaber

Martingale Trade Simulator : a Simple Visual Strategy Tester / Manual Trade Training using Martingale. Author: DADALI ARWALY

Check out the new article: Neural networks made easy (Part 54): Using random encoder for efficient research (RE3) . Whenever we consider reinforcement learning methods, we are faced with the issue of efficiently exploring the environment. Solving this issue often leads to complication of the

Check out the new article: Developing a Replay System — Market simulation (Part 19): Necessary adjustments . Here we will prepare the ground so that if we need to add new functions to the code, this will happen smoothly and easily. The current code cannot yet cover or handle some of the things that

Check out the new article: Developing a Replay System — Market simulation (Part 18): Ticks and more ticks (II) . Obviously the current metrics are very far from the ideal time for creating a 1-minute bar. That's the first thing we are going to fix. Fixing the synchronization problem is not