In this article, we take the next step in our MQL5 Economic Calendar series by automating trade entries based on real-time news analysis. Building on our previous dashboard enhancements (Part 5), we now integrate trading logic that scans news events using user-defined filters and time offsets, compares forecast and prior values, and automatically executes BUY or SELL orders depending on market expectations. We also implement dynamic countdown timers that display the remaining time until news ...
The awesome oscillator is another indicator that was developed by the legendary investor Bill Williams, besides the Alligator that we considered in the last indicator-pattern article. In principle, it is designed to measure market momentum and help pinpoint potential changes in prevalent trends. more...
In this article, we build upon our previous work on the MetaQuotes Language 5 (MQL5) Economic Calendar, where we developed a News dashboard panel for displaying economic events in real time. Now, we will enhance this dashboard by implementing specific filters for currency, importance, and time, allowing traders to focus only on the news events most relevant to their strategies. These filters will provide a targeted view of market-moving events, helping to streamline decision-making and improve ...
Having developed the analytic comment script in the previous episode, I have identified its limitations regarding script properties, which I will outline below. While I acknowledge the considerable impact that the analytical comment script has had within the trading community, I have developed an Expert Advisor (EA) called Analytics Master. This EA offers the same analysis while also providing extra metrics for better trading insights. This new tool offers several advantages, including the ability ...
This article, like all in this series, highlights the use of wizard assembled Expert Advisors in testing out new ideas. Introductions on how this is done can be got from here and here for new readers, with those 2 articles providing some guidance on how to use the code attached at the end of this article. For this piece, we are using quite a few custom enumerations of data as optimizable inputs. The MQL5 inbuilt enumerations can be declared in the custom signal file’s header, and they will ...
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