Conor Mcnamara / Profilo
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I have worked with MQL for just a year now. I pick up programming languages very quickly because I'm no stranger to programming.
I'm working on several indicator projects and EA concepts.
I'm currently studying epistemological degeneracy in financial markets.
Switching between charts to analyse market trends across multiple timeframes can quickly become a tiresome task. Finding confluence (alignment across timeframes) is essential to making informed trading decisions. This innovative indicator simplifies the process, allowing you to see trends on multiple lower timeframes directly from a higher timeframe chart. With this indicator, you can monitor four Heiken Ashi setups running simultaneously, each on a different timeframe. The result is a clear
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I deleted all of that trash, especially on demo accounts, I didn't need the history
I made a few different solutions which tackle all of these issues. The original code from metaquotes was not bad at all, very good in fact, it just needed something extra to mark the completion of the leg. Another code I have is more simplified and does not draw "growing" legs, once a leg is drawn it will be final immediately - shortcoming of this is that it can be more receptive to small noisy market movements.
This is a simple tool to display the maximum lot size permitted for any asset based on the size of your account (or more accurately the free margin), and the leverage. It will display the max lot size allowed, and then the script will naturally exit after 3 seconds which gives you enough time to see the information. When you have an active position, it will calculate the maximum number of lots that are left while a position of a certain lot size is already running. Before the script

