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Table of contents IntroductionSeq: System for collecting and analyzing logsLogger classTesting the Logger classImporting MetaTrader 5 logs to SeqConclusion more... ---------------- Tips from a professional programmer (Part I): Code storing, debugging and compiling. Working with projects and logsTips from a professional programmer (Part II): Storing and exchanging parameters between an Expert Advisor, scripts and external programs
In the previous article within the Multiple indicators on one chart we considered the basic code which allows using more than one indicator in a chart subwindow. But what was presented was just the starting base of a much larger system. A few different things can be done based on this model. But we should go step by step because one of the goals of these articles is to encourage you to learn how to program so that you can design your own systems based on your ideas. In this article, we will ...
In the previous article "Multiple indicators on one chart" I presented the concept and the basics of how to use multiple indicators on one chart, without populating the screen with too many different details. The only purpose of that article was to present the system itself, to show how to create databases and how to take advantage of such databases, I did not provide the system code previous time. Here, we will start implementing the code, ...
This article will present a new technical trading tool, which is one of the most useful and meaningful tools that can help us to trade better and understand the market movement. Because one of the most useful features of technical indicators is that they can show us what prices can't show and this will be based on the calculation for every indicator, one of these useful indicators is the average directional index (ADX) indicator. We will learn this indicator ...
This article presents some ideas related to the most popular and comprehensible indicator — the Moving Average (МА). Each indicator will use one or several Moving Averages and sometimes also ATR for defining a distance to arrows or drawing channel lines. more...