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Interactive Supply and Demand Zone Manager in MQL5 (Part II): Event-Driven Architecture and Persistent Lifecycle Logging for MetaTrader 5
This article advances the stateful supply and demand zone framework for MetaTrader 5 by replacing polling with an event-driven model based on OnChartEvent(). We split synchronization into dedicated handlers for creation, modification, and deletion, and separate market logic in OnTick() from user
Interactive Supply and Demand Zone Manager in MQL5 (Part I): From Manual to Automated Lifecycle for MetaTrader 5
Replace static drawings with automated, stateful zones controlled by a CZone wrapper. The system synchronizes user rectangles, sizes zones by ATR, validates breakouts using consecutive closes, applies ghost/deactivation rules, merges nearby structures by a 1.5×ATR threshold, and projects edges
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How thorough is the Mql5 articles review??
I wrote an article about a month ago, yet it hasn't been published neither is there feedback telling me it got rejected its stuck at 50% saying it has been sent to the moderators. I even opened a ticket with them, and they asked for the link to the article now almost two weeks has passed nothing
Why do most EAs take so many bad trades… even when the logic seems correct?
been testing different systems recently, and something keeps standing out. Most EAs aren’t necessarily bad at finding trade signals, they’re just not very good at avoiding bad conditions. You’ll see things like: indicators align open trade conditions met open trade But markets don’t really