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A compact MT5 trend dashboard that compares EMA alignment and ADX strength across six timeframes.
Equity guard that enforces a daily loss limit and a total drawdown limit, flattens the account on breach and blocks trading until the next daily reset. Includes the guard as a reusable include file plus a self-test expert that proves the behaviour in the strategy tester.
A simple MT5 indicator that shows the current fixed-size Renko run and the exact price level required to confirm a classic two-brick reversal.
A simple real-time classic Renko chart for MetaTrader 5. Set the brick size and the indicator builds equal-width Renko bricks directly from tick data. No offline charts, custom symbols or external libraries are required.
A small educational Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5 showing one simple way to automate support and resistance reactions with internally built classic Renko bricks.
Manage orders, existing orders, limit orders, trailing, break event & Lot size calculator in one tool
A small educational Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5 showing one simple way to combine classic fixed-size Renko bricks with a SuperTrend-style trend state.
The script prices one night of holding: for every open position and every Market Watch symbol it prints the swap per night in your account currency, the annualized cost in percent for both directions, the broker's rate-independent markup (|swap long| + |swap short| never depends on interest rates - it is pure broker margin), and the triple-swap day. Honest "n/a" where a swap mode cannot be converted reliably.
Records the maximum favourable and adverse excursion of every position in R multiples and writes one CSV row per closed trade.
A safety EA that watches every open position on the chart symbol: it reports any position left without a stop loss, optionally attaches an ATR-based stop, and enforces a daily and a total drawdown limit that re-arms after a cooldown.
This Expert Advisor is that missing bridge. Attach it to any chart and it periodically writes the calendar to a CSV file in `MQL5\Files`, where anything outside the terminal can read it.
Checks your trade history against common prop-firm challenge rules — profit target, max daily loss, max drawdown, consistency rule, and minimum trading days — with a clear PASS/FAIL report.
Everyone running a grid asks: is my account big enough? The usual answer - the loss at the last grid level - is the wrong number. What ends the account is the margin level reaching the broker's stop-out, while the chain is still open and still looks recoverable. This EA computes the real figure, then counts how often a move that large has already happened on the symbol's own M1 history. Three mistakes it fixes, all erring in the reassuring direction: a chain of N legs floats at step x N(N-1)/2, not step x N (at 10 legs, 45 steps of loss, not 10); open positions also lock up margin while they float; and stop-out is a percentage, not zero - at 50%, losing half the equity is enough. "You need 86 dollars of room" is an abstraction. "A move that size happened 71 times in 100 days, one every 1.4" is a decision. Set InpEquity to a size you do not have yet to see what the configuration would really need. Strictly read-only: it never opens, closes or modifies a position.
Customize your MetaTrader 5 AI Assistant with selectable language, personality, menu and behavior using a simple prompt file.
Read-only panel that checks a BUY STOP or SELL STOP against the symbol contract before you send it: price tick grid, volume minimum/step/maximum, stop distances and order permissions. It never sends, changes or suggests anything.
An MT5 dashboard that classifies completed-bar trend regimes using EMA structure, ADX/DI, higher-timeframe confirmation, ATR, breakout position and spread context.
A SuperTrend that returns the same values as TradingView's ta.supertrend, shipped with the tool that proves it bar for bar against the Pine reference
Attach it to a chart, type the name of any custom indicator, and it alerts you on that indicator's own buffers - popup, sound, push notification to your phone, or email. It reads the indicator through iCustom, so no source is needed: a compiled .ex5 you downloaded is enough. It can also read that indicator from a higher timeframe, and it re-checks closed bars to tell you whether the indicator repaints or merely lags. It opens in EXPLORE mode, which lists every buffer the indicator has and what is in each one, because "which buffer holds the signal" is the question that stops most people using iCustom at all.
An Expert Advisor that trades the SuperTrend TV indicator through iCustom on closed bars only, shipped with the audit that proves every trade matches a signal and no signal was missed
Cost is the one input to a trading system that is knowable exactly, and it is almost always estimated wrongly - always in the direction that flatters the strategy. This EA measures what one round trip really costs on YOUR broker: the live spread sampled from ticks, the swap for both sides including the triple-charge day, and the commission read from your own deals. Most spread figures come from the bar's "spread" field, because that is the easy one to reach. It is a per-bar summary, not the quote at any instant. Measured on XAUUSD: 20 points live across 60 readings against a bar-field median of 6. A factor of 3.3. So a filter set to "skip if spread > 15" never fires - it lets through exactly the moments it exists to block. Swap is the half most custom simulators do not charge at all. It is asymmetric, one side pays while the other collects, and one weekday counts three times. Read-only: it never opens, closes or modifies a position.
A simple MQL5 script that calculates the correct lot size for a trade based on your account risk percentage and stop loss distance in pips, so every trade risks a consistent, controlled amount of your balance.
A datetime in MQL5 is seconds since 1970 - but server time (TimeCurrent, bar times, deal times) is the broker's wall clock stored AS IF it were UTC. Export it to CSV, read it in Python or a spreadsheet with a "seconds since 1970 UTC" parser, and every timestamp shifts by the server's UTC offset. On a UTC-3 broker that is three hours: the daily bar dated 00:00 reads as 21:00 of the previous day, and "yesterday's session" silently becomes "today's, half formed". That happened to a morning report of mine before this script existed. The script prints TimeTradeServer, TimeCurrent, TimeGMT and TimeLocal, the three offsets between them, the tick lag, and this chart's last bar time in server time and in real UTC - then states the rule: export server timestamps as wall-clock text, or export the epoch together with the offset, and never let the consumer apply its own timezone.
A daily process writes "today's decision" (which strategy runs, or FLAT) to a file the EAs read at the open. One day the writer did not run. The EAs read yesterday's file, compared its date with TimeCurrent() - the server clock, which had stepped back to the previous day overnight - saw a match, and traded all morning on a 24-hour-old decision. No error anywhere. Two rules, both in this class: 1) staleness is judged against TimeLocal(), which always moves forward; TimeCurrent() is the last tick's stamp - it freezes without ticks and can step back on reconnect. 2) When in doubt the answer is FLAT: missing file, bad date, wrong day, empty line - every failure path returns "do nothing", and each is logged ONCE per state change, not on every tick and not never. File format: line 1 = ISO date, line 2 = decision string. The demo writes a fresh, a stale, a malformed, an empty and a missing file, and shows that only the first is allowed to trade.
The Zigzag2_R_Color indicator with the timeframe selection option available in the input parameters.
The VR Alert NT5 indicator warns the trader about the price reaching a specified level.
The Slope Direction Line indicator is displayed as a colored moving average line indicating the average market movement direction.
This is MQL5 version of Shved Supply and Demand written by Shved and upgraded by eevviill7 with history mode.
This script finds DeMark pivot points, displays them on the chart and indicates their dimensions.
Serialization and deserialization of JSON protocol. The code is ported from a high-speed С++ library.
A variation on the T3 theme that was made as a sort of envelopes using T3 for basic value.
Holt's double exponential smoothing - the trend component.
To use martingale money management when a position is in loss and price hits any of specific distances.