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- Open Range BreakOut Indicator for MetaTrader 5 The Open Range Breakout (ORB) indicator is a powerful technical analysis tool that identifies and tracks price breakouts from the opening range of trading sessions. This indicator is based on the concept that the high and low prices established during the first minutes of a trading session often serve as significant support and resistance levels throughout the remainder of the day. The indicator automatically calculates the opening range based on user-defined time periods, plots multiple price targets, and provides visual and audio alerts for potential trading opportunities. It is designed to help traders identify high-probability breakout trades and retest scenarios.
- Supertrend A SuperTrend indicator that plots trend direction using ATR volatility to create dynamic support/resistance levels for MetaTrader 5.
- Simple_Three_Inside_Pattern_EA A simple Expert Advisor that trades when the price forms the "Three From Within" pattern.
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In this article, we demonstrate an easy way to install MetaTrader 5 on popular Linux versions — Ubuntu and Debian. These systems are widely used on server hardware as well as on traders’ personal computers.

How to purchase a trading robot from the MetaTrader Market and to install it?
A product from the MetaTrader Market can be purchased on the MQL5.com website or straight from the MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 trading platforms. Choose a desired product that suits your trading style, pay for it using your preferred payment method, and activate the product.

Automating Trading Strategies in MQL5 (Part 42): Session-Based Opening Range Breakout (ORB) System
In this article, we create a fully customizable session-based Opening Range Breakout (ORB) system in MQL5 that lets us set any desired session start time and range duration, automatically calculates the high and low of that opening period, and trades only confirmed breakouts in the direction of the move.
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Published article "Tables in the MVC Paradigm in MQL5: Customizable and sortable table columns".

In the article, we will make the table column widths adjustable using the mouse cursor, sort the table by column data, and add a new class to simplify the creation of tables based on any data sets.
New publications in CodeBase
- Control_Trade_Sessions Library for trading session control. At startup it counts the time of trading sessions for all 7 days of the week (on Sat and Sun there can be cryptocurrency trading), up to 10 sessions per day. Then in OnTick() you can do checks, and if a tick came in outside the trading session, you can exit further processing of it.
- Grid Master Overview Grid Master EA is an automated trading system that implements a bidirectional grid strategy. It places multiple pending orders above and below the current market price, capturing profits from market oscillations in both directions.
- PHSB Screener This Screener was created to simplify the process of finding assets trading at discounted prices. Initial usage may take slightly longer due to the data loading process for all selected instruments. The tool can scan all available broker assets or be limited to specific asset classes.
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- Supertrend A SuperTrend indicator that plots trend direction using ATR volatility to create dynamic support/resistance levels for MetaTrader 5.
- Grid EA Pro A professional Grid advisor works according to RSI ( Relative Strength Index ) indicators. And has the function of Reducing the Drawdown on the account by overlapping unprofitable orders. The chart displays information about the profit. It can be a very useful tool, For manual trading.
- ONNX Trader An example of a bot with an embedded machine learning model that is trained in python and saved in ONNX format.
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Automating Trading Strategies in MQL5 (Part 46): Liquidity Sweep on Break of Structure (BoS)
In this article, we build a Liquidity Sweep on Break of Structure (BoS) system in MQL5 that detects swing highs/lows over a user-defined length, labels them as HH/HL/LH/LL to identify BOS (HH in uptrend or LL in downtrend), and spots liquidity sweeps when price wicks beyond the swing but closes back inside on a bullish/bearish candle.

Automating Trading Strategies in MQL5 (Part 45): Inverse Fair Value Gap (IFVG)
In this article, we create an Inverse Fair Value Gap (IFVG) detection system in MQL5 that identifies bullish/bearish FVGs on recent bars with minimum gap size filtering, tracks their states as normal/mitigated/inverted based on price interactions (mitigation on far-side breaks, retracement on re-entry, inversion on close beyond far side from inside), and ignores overlaps while limiting tracked FVGs.

In this article, we demonstrate an easy way to install MetaTrader 5 on popular Linux versions — Ubuntu and Debian. These systems are widely used on server hardware as well as on traders’ personal computers.
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- Features of the mql5 language, subtleties and tricks 29 new comments
- Libraries: MQL4/5-JsonLib 25 new comments
- make video about MetaTrader 5 web platform :) 17 new comments
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New publications in CodeBase
- TickCompressor - with compression of 1 tick to 2-3 bytes on average Compression of tick data for storage in a compact form up to 3.5 times more compact than .tcs MQ files. And for fast work with them, because reading 3 bytes takes less time than reading 60 bytes of MqlTick structure.
- MQL4/5-JsonLib A JSON library that supports MQL4/MQL5
Published article "Reimagining Classic Strategies (Part 20): Modern Stochastic Oscillators".

This article demonstrates how the stochastic oscillator, a classical technical indicator, can be repurposed beyond its conventional use as a mean-reversion tool. By viewing the indicator through a different analytical lens, we show how familiar strategies can yield new value and support alternative trading rules, including trend-following interpretations. Ultimately, the article highlights how every technical indicator in the MetaTrader 5 terminal holds untapped potential, and how thoughtful trial and error can uncover meaningful interpretations hidden from view.
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Published article "From Novice to Expert: Navigating Market Irregularities".

Market rules are continuously evolving, and many once-reliable principles gradually lose their effectiveness. What worked in the past no longer works consistently over time. Today’s discussion focuses on probability ranges and how they can be used to navigate market irregularities. We will leverage MQL5 to develop an algorithm capable of trading effectively even in the choppiest market conditions. Join this discussion to find out more.
Published article "Creating Custom Indicators in MQL5 (Part 2): Building a Gauge-Style RSI Display with Canvas and Needle Mechanics".

In this article, we develop a gauge-style RSI indicator in MQL5 that visualizes Relative Strength Index values on a circular scale with a dynamic needle, color-coded ranges for overbought and oversold levels, and customizable legends. We utilize the Canvas class to draw elements like arcs, ticks, and pies, ensuring smooth updates on new RSI data.
Published article "Statistical Arbitrage Through Cointegrated Stocks (Part 9): Backtesting Portfolio Weights Updates".

This article describes the use of CSV files for backtesting portfolio weights updates in a mean-reversion-based strategy that uses statistical arbitrage through cointegrated stocks. It goes from feeding the database with the results of a Rolling Windows Eigenvector Comparison (RWEC) to comparing the backtest reports. In the meantime, the article details the role of each RWEC parameter and its impact in the overall backtest result, showing how the comparison of the relative drawdown can help us to further improve those parameters.



























