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| Disponibilité et communication | 5.0 |
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Trade Manager with Prop Firm Rules is a trade panel for MetaTrader 5. It sizes each order from your risk, manages the trades it opens, and guards a prop firm account with a daily loss and max drawdown formula you set to match your firm's. It never opens a trade you didn't ask for. The panel BUY and SELL sized by risk: % of balance, % of equity, money or a fixed lot. The lot and the money at risk show before you press. SL in points or as a price (default 1.5 x ATR 14). TP as an R multiple (R is
CRT Candle Range Theory Setup Finder marks CRT setups on your chart: the range candle, the sweep, the 50% level and the target, on up to three timeframes at once, in New York time on any broker. On the chart and in alerts it calls itself CRT Setup Finder. Who it is for Traders who read CRT on the 4-hour and daily candles. Traders who only take the 1, 5 and 9 AM New York 4-hour candles, or the 2, 6 and 10 AM candles on index futures. Daily CRT traders who want an entry on a lower timeframe (CISD
Quasimodo Supply Demand Gold is an Expert Advisor for gold (XAUUSD) on MetaTrader 5. It trades two setups, the QM (Quasimodo) reversal and supply and demand (SnD) zones, only in the direction of the H4 trend. The QM is also called the over and under pattern, and some traders write Quasimodo as Quazimodo. The EA doesn't enter when the price first reaches a zone. It waits for a break on M5 inside the zone, then opens one market order with its stop loss and take profit. How it trades The EA reads
| Qualité des spécifications | 5.0 | |
| Qualité du contrôle des résultats | 5.0 | |
| Disponibilité et communication | 5.0 |
In the "Every tick based on real ticks" mode, the Strategy Tester's journal reports the minutes for which real ticks were absent or discarded and says that every tick generation was used for them. We show where the journal records this, measure how far back usable tick history goes on two demo servers, and check the ticks from inside an Expert Advisor, so a test range can be chosen by its real-tick share.
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| Qualité du contrôle des résultats | 5.0 | |
| Disponibilité et communication | 5.0 |
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| Qualité du contrôle des résultats | 5.0 | |
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| Qualité du contrôle des résultats | 5.0 | |
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| Qualité du contrôle des résultats | 5.0 | |
| Disponibilité et communication | 5.0 |
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| Qualité du contrôle des résultats | 5.0 | |
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Point it at any indicator you already have, by file name, and it will alert you on that indicator's own buffers. It needs no source code: a compiled .ex5 you downloaded is enough. It can also read that indicator from a higher timeframe, and it re-reads closed bars to tell you whether the indicator repaints or merely lags. This is free. The problem it solves Two of the longest running threads on the MQL5 forum are about putting alerts on indicators and about reading them from a higher timeframe