Well, all you would need is extensive knowledge of java and dukas' api; and of course how to draw candles from numbers Seriously, if you asking me "how to do that" then you better not even think about doing that.

JForex Chart Help

Well, you could draw your own charts the way you want In fact I am doing just that; now things work the way I like it. But this is a long way.. Otherwise, no.

JForex Chart Help

If you mean the space(ing) between the candles—you cannot change that. You can disable the grid. And you can change how big the candles are. And colors. Nothing else.

JForex Chart Help

I see. There is a time-gap when crossing days or weekends, it's therefore I can imagine. Now, the "remove script" "bug" is a "feature" of mt4, not the script's fault As I said, it was meant to be a "proof of concept" or a starting point, not a ...

Drawing a Graph On MT4

So.. you got them finally movin? Glad it happened.. Now, to remove the script right-click in the chart and select "remove script"; I'm affraid this has to be done twice and wait for timeout (watch terminal), because else mt4 (that crappy ...

Drawing a Graph On MT4

No, no. Hit CTRL + N in your mt4 (or go to View->Navigator) there open the "scripts" (click onto the "+" left of it); from there drag the script onto the chart.

Drawing a Graph On MT4

No this is not an indicator, it's a script. Put it under "scripts"; then drag it onto the window (drag-and-drop as usual). Nothing great will happen, it's just that you can move the selected triangle and it will drag the other triangles along.

Drawing a Graph On MT4

Oh, I'm sorry, I assumed too much (you could have mentioned that you do not know about programming). No problem I have included the compiled script, so put it under /experts/scripts and proceed as mentioned (drawing triangles, naming, selecting, and ...

Drawing a Graph On MT4

I mean you have to compile it first It's source code, not an executable script.

Drawing a Graph On MT4

Edit: I think you forgot to compile the script first: load the script into the editor or start a new script (erase the template) and paste the code, compile and go. When done with triangle drawing, drag the script onto the chart, look into terminal ...

Drawing a Graph On MT4

I have come up with a script for you, I think it does what you have in mind. Hope you can build from there. Here is how it works so far (it's a bit tedious right now): 1. you draw consecutive triangles (instert->shapes->triangle) in the form of a ...

Drawing a Graph On MT4

What you need is a reference point, that, when moved all the other points need to move in relation. The idea of a bounding rectangle (bounding box) is to contain the graph; its width is the width of the graph, its height is the height of the graph. ...

Drawing a Graph On MT4

I see. Well, you could draw a bounding rectangle and draw the triangles relative to its bounds. This assumes that you know when the rectangle is moved. To do this I think the simplest way is to poll the coordinates of the bounding rectangle in an ...

Drawing a Graph On MT4

And what is wrong with triangles? What kind of graph is it? There is a possibility to draw over a chart what ever you want, the way you want, externally; this involves subclassing of the window (install own window procedure).

Drawing a Graph On MT4

They have a live chat integrated into their jforex platform, if you mean that.

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Re (1): It is possible to set GTT with bid / offer orders. Re (3): A whole new app is in the making, with demo likely available in a month or so. So we will see how things behave with that. Otherwise I too have to complain: spreads are wide, ...

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The formula is: pv = units / (USDCHF * 10000) dollar (<=> units / USDCHF / 10000) i.e. for 100k units USDCHF one pip is 100000 / (USDCHF * 10000) dollar worth. In general if the pair is XXXUSD then the formula is units * XXXUSD / 10000 (10000 if ...

How do I calculate how much a USDCHF pip is worth?

With 100% use of leverage you need 100% of your (opening) balance for margin.. <=> You get a margin call when your equity falls below what you need for margin (>100% use of leverage).

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