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Ronald Raygun replied May 10, 2010What's your "time" variable? Need to be a datetime.
Cant draw simple Vertical Line
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Ronald Raygun replied May 10, 2010Can you really guarantee your success?
Need help with a programmer !!
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Ronald Raygun replied May 10, 2010Backtesting is okay when using M1 data. It could be better if you used tick data.
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Ronald Raygun replied May 9, 2010Attach this to chart, then drag a moving average on top of this indicator. Set the price as "First Indicator"
Moving average tick by tick Indicator??
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Ronald Raygun replied May 9, 2010I would opt for quad core, Metatrader 5 allows for multi-core optimization.
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Ronald Raygun replied May 8, 2010The problem I have found with this sort of solution is you consider only two points in a time series, and the resulting value is the average slope of the price during that period. That in itself I suppose is useful for determine the trend's ...
A VERY simple question :)
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Ronald Raygun replied May 8, 2010Not possible. If you want to control the code, don't distribute the EA.
Can we hide/Block the source codes of EA from MetaEditor
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Ronald Raygun replied May 8, 2010Look for any grid trading EA. Sounds like that's what you're doing.
newbie has EA idea
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Ronald Raygun replied May 8, 2010CodeMeister, HMA angle and just about any other 'angle' indicator generally considers only the current bar's value, and the value of the bar prior to it. As a general rule of thumb, to try and garner a broader idea of what the overall trend ...
A VERY simple question :)
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Ronald Raygun replied May 7, 2010The definition of 'sloping up' and the definition of 'sloping down' is difficult to mathematically define. What may be sloping up to you could be sideways movement to me. If it truly was this simple, we would be millionaires ages ago.
A VERY simple question :)
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Ronald Raygun replied May 6, 2010It's always reset to 0 whenever the for loop starts
Should be an easy problem for an experienced programmer :)
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Ronald Raygun replied May 6, 2010It's interesting seeing the various viewpoints being shared here. I've been googling terms, theories, etc. Just by looking at the language used, I can sorta glean an understanding of the author's point of view. I've also started looking at some ...
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Ronald Raygun replied May 6, 2010int TradeCount = 0; for(int T = OrdersTotal(); T >= 0; T--) { OrderSelect(T, SELECT_BY_POS, MODE_TRADES); if(OrderMagicNumber() == MagicNumber && [Other trade qualifying criteria]) TradeCount++; } There, that wasn't so hard.
Should be an easy problem for an experienced programmer :)
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Ronald Raygun replied May 6, 2010If you can guarantee your claims I would be interested in exploring this.
I Finally have figured Forex out. Need help programming EA
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Ronald Raygun replied May 5, 2010Well, what sort of uses does OOP have now? (The very large applications which you speak of) I'm thinking finally being able to combine my set of EAs into one super EA. Definitely would save me time maintaining each EA. Either that, or maybe a more ...
Object Oriented Programming
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Ronald Raygun replied May 5, 2010Depends on how the close is done.
replace buy with sell orders ...
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Ronald Raygun replied May 5, 2010In terms of Metatrader, how can the principles of OOP be applied? I spoke with a few CSE majors in school, and they're basically telling me that I can write my trading logic once, and then instantiate that trading logic several times with different ...
Object Oriented Programming
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Ronald Raygun replied May 3, 2010I should probably point out that I have no formal programming training. Most of my learning is taking existing code, reverse engineering it to understand what each section does, and repurpose that section somewhere else. The bits that I do know ...
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