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I’m reaching out for some clarification about how MT5 handles time zone offsets when fetching historical data. Here’s the scenario: My current local time in Budapest (UTC+2) is 10:34 AM . The broker’s time zone is Cyprus (UTC+3) , so it's 11:34 AM in

As in the title, I want to have realtime information via MT5 in Python whether a given symbol currently allows trading or not. I want to have the same real-time information as what I have when opening MetaTrader and attempting to buy/sell a given

I have a script that launches the Meta Trader terminal and runs some EAs on a regular basis. For this, I use an MQL config file that I run this way: C:\Program Files\MetaTrader 5 \terminal64.exe

Based on the documentation which lists a Login and a Password entries, I thought creating my custom config file that would allow me to run EAs programatically from a Windows command line should be a relatively straightforward task.  I created

I have a working script - to a huge part thanks to the precious help I had received from this forum. The script now successfully performs the following steps: gets a filename input and reads the corresponding csv file that contains Yahoo Finance

I have a bunch of csv files in MQL5/Files and a function that reads a csv into an array called output_arr[]. The function prototype is:  void ReadCsvData( double &output_arr[], string ticker, string column= "close" ) It works fine and I am

I know that for some indicators there exists an  ...OnArray() version in MQL4 (e.g.: iMAOnArray(), iRSIOnArray() etc.). I want to apply any custom indicator on an arbitrary array but it seems iCustom() doesn't support this. I'd be surprised if

I placed "AAPL.csv" into the MetaTrader terminal folder 's Files subfolder (MQL4/Files) to be accessible by the EA. The structure of this csv is as follows: Date,Open,High,Low,Close,Adj Close,Volume 1980 - 12 - 12 , 0.1283479928970337

Hi there, I am new to MQL4 programming and came across the following practice problem online: create an EA which checks the previous N = 10 candles and if PSAR is consecutively above than iOpen() for all these N = 10 candles, open a sell position; if