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The article surveys ways to restrict use of MQL5 Expert Advisors and indicators, from checking a password in the interface to validating generated keys, broker account details, and expiration dates. It explains the basic logic of each approach and discusses…
ConserWeightive Behavioral Cloning (CWBC) is presented as a way to make offline, return-conditioned behavior-cloning policies more reliable when training trajectories vary in quality. The method has two parts: weight trajectories to give higher-return…
ConserWeightive Behavioral Cloning (CWBC) is presented as a way to make offline, return-conditioned behavior-cloning policies more reliable when training trajectories vary in quality. The method has two parts: weight trajectories to give higher-return…
This article explains how to build a chart-based dashboard for viewing economic calendar events in MQL5. It proposes a table where each event has a name, scheduled time, affected currency, importance level, and brief description. Contrasting visual styles…
The article describes an MQL5 Market Depth display that combines an order book with a chart of recent ticks and trades. It explains the CPanel graphics library’s reusable elements, which pair a configurable interface class with different chart primitives,…
The document presents an MQL5 Expert Advisor design that tracks a daily trading-session range and evaluates breakouts using ATR-based volatility thresholds. The stated motivation is to filter brief moves beyond range boundaries that may reverse in…
This programming guide explains how MQL5 represents trading operations through request, check, result, and transaction structures. It describes the request fields used for market and pending orders, position changes, and order removal, along with OrderCheck…
The article explains the Janus factor as a framework for interpreting market behavior through feedback between price changes and trader reactions. Positive feedback can sustain trends as participants add to rising or falling moves, while early profit-taking…
This final installment in a retail statistical arbitrage series explains why larger cointegrated stock portfolios can strain a workflow built around SQLite. It distinguishes SQLite’s role in transactional tasks from an OLAP database’s role in analytical…
The document surveys example automated strategies built around seven bullish and bearish candlestick patterns, including engulfing, harami, hammer, and morning or evening stars. Each pattern set is paired with one of four oscillators—CCI, MFI, RSI, or…
This article introduces candlestick anatomy and describes how body and shadow shapes are commonly interpreted as evidence of buying pressure, selling pressure, or indecision. It surveys long and short candles, marubozu, doji, spinning tops, hammer and…
The article describes an MQL5 chart indicator that derives fast and slow pivot lines from recent high and low ranges, colors them by trend direction, and marks trend changes with arrows. Price relative to the slow line supplies the main directional context,…
This article explains an MQL5 trade filter that uses online logistic regression to estimate whether a base signal will win. It constructs scaled features from RSI, EMA distance, relative ATR, candle shape, MACD, and volume, then scores an EMA crossover…
The article describes a trading-oriented implementation of ACEFormer, combining adaptive empirical mode decomposition with a Transformer forecasting architecture. ACEEMD is used to reduce high-frequency noise while retaining turning points; the resulting…
The article examines how time-based bars represent market prices and argues that fixed-interval sampling can distort a process whose changes are driven by trading and order-book activity rather than time itself. It contrasts the convenience, storage…
This primer covers practical MQL4 Expert Advisor tasks: checking free margin before opening a trade, reading historical price arrays, copying data from another symbol or timeframe, and reporting errors. It describes Alert, Comment, and Print for diagnostics,…
Runs bars close when the larger of the cumulative buy-side or sell-side metric crosses an adaptive threshold. Unlike imbalance bars, which net opposing flow, runs bars accumulate each side separately. This can keep bars forming during choppy periods when…
In this interview, Automated Trading Championship participant Alexandr Artapov discusses the design and operation of a multicurrency Expert Advisor. He describes applying a common indicator-based strategy across selected currency pairs, grouping symbols into…
This article turns Bill Williams’ trading framework into a MetaTrader Expert Advisor and describes signals from the Alligator, Fractals, Awesome Oscillator, and Accelerator Oscillator. Entries combine fractal breakouts filtered by the Alligator with…
In this interview, Automated Trading Championship participant Egidijus Bockus describes a simple trend-following Expert Advisor built for the contest. It uses open and close prices and volume rather than technical indicators, and the participant says this…
This article describes creating an SQLite database from MQL5 Economic Calendar data so that event information can be queried and later used in news-strategy testing. It discusses why stored calendar history is useful when the calendar itself is unavailable…
The article explains how to decouple MQL5 analytics from terminal history by having consumers depend on an ITradeRepository interface. A live implementation retrieves closed trades and metrics through the MetaTrader history API; a mock implementation…
The article explains how four entropy measures—Shannon, Plug-In, Lempel-Ziv, and Kontoyiannis—can describe the distribution and ordering of price-direction changes within a bar. It turns bid movements into a three-symbol sequence, then computes each measure…
The article describes a proposed automated system for cryptocurrency CFDs across separate MetaTrader 5 accounts. Its architecture assigns each account an independent Python process and terminal, with shared configuration values and trade execution handled by…