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I am looking for an experienced MQL4/MQL5 HFT developer to build or optimize a High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Expert Advisor that can successfully pass proprietary trading firm challenges and perform consistently under live trading conditions with brokers such as 8cap or BlackBull Markets . The developer should have proven experience with HFT execution, ultra-low-latency trading, broker execution, slippage, spreads

//+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Phoenix AI XAU MT5 - Core EA | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ #property strict #include <Trade/Trade.mqh> CTrade trade; input double RiskPercent = 1.0; input int StopLoss = 300; input int TakeProfit = 600; input ulong Magic = 55555; int fastHandle; int slowHandle;

I need a professional MT5 Expert Advisor (MQL5) for XAU/USD (Gold) only. Requirements: - Symbol: XAU/USD only - Timeframe: H1 trend, M5 entry - Smart Money Concept (SMC) - Liquidity Sweep - Break of Structure (BOS) - Order Block Retest - Confirmation Candle (Engulfing or Pin Bar) - ATR-based Stop Loss - Risk:Reward = 1:3 (adjustable) - Auto Lot (1% risk) - Break Even - Trailing Stop - Maximum 2 trades per day - One

I have a High-Frequency Trading (HFT) Expert Advisor for both MT4 and MT5 designed primarily for US30 (Dow Jones Index) . The EA performs consistently and profitably on demo accounts, but when I run it on an IC Markets Raw or Standard live account, it starts generating losses under what appear to be the same trading conditions. At this time, I cannot provide the source code (.mq4/.mq5). I can only provide the

I need an Expert Advisor for MT5 on XAUUSD 1min timeframe using SMC concepts. STRATEGY RULES: SELL: 1. Identify previous day High/Low as liquidity 2. Entry only during London-NY session: 15:00-19:00 GMT+3 3. If price sweeps previous day High and closes back below it 4. Check for bearish 1min FVG below sweep candle 5. Wait for BOS - lower low 6. Entry: Sell at 50% of the FVG 7. SL: 10 pips above sweep wick 8. TP: 2R

Hello looking for someone to convert an indicator from tradingview to Thinkorswim I have attached the codes from trading view Also, I like make it trigger (alert) a one-time alert when the trend changes, and can also create a custom watchlist column that flags symbols currently in a new trend so you can scan multiple stocks easily. And like the watchlist to show only fresh trend changes or the current trend direction

I want to build a fundamental news trading bot that trade off economic news data, as we know every economic news data released always have effect on the asset associated with it, so this bot will take a trade instantly based on the news data released either to buy or sell, it will come with good money management and also SL and TP target based on price and pips value

I have a EA/indicator that I want built. I should say 1st off dont know how to code myself so I will be using AI to verify that the source code is complete and matches the documents spec or if better so if you can not truly do the job do not waste either of out time. This is a idea I came.up wit and used AI to produce a framework for it.... and of course AI isn't 100% accurate so I need a knowledgeable quantitative

Specification : 1. Goal I am commissioning a mean-reversion grid Expert Advisor for XAUUSD on MT5. The deliverable is the complete, commented .mq5 source (strictly personal usel). Offers limited to compiled .ex5 will not be considered. 2. Required framework (non-negotiable) 2.1. Works natively on M5; signals evaluated on closed bars; symmetric long/short. 2.2. Entry logic built on Bollinger Bands + Moving Average

1. Use two EMAs: 20 and 50. If EMA 20 is above EMA 50 → uptrend (look for buys) If EMA 20 is below EMA 50 → downtrend (look for sells) 2. Wait for a pullback into the area between the two EMAs. - For buys: price must touch or move between EMA 20 and EMA 50 during the last few candles. - For stils: same idea, but in a downtrend. 3. Entry signal: Buy: a bullish engulfing candle in an uptrend after the pullback