I will code your EAs and Indicators for no charge

Quoting avoleoo

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Could someone please code the following simple ea? EA manages single open order in each chart by moving take profit order to exponential moving average value after each candle close. No need to set take profit or stop order, no need to move stop loss order. only take profit order gets trailed according to ema value even into loss of the position till it gets hit. {image} Thank you.

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Quoting wowzers

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Hi... lets say I am expecting to make 800 pips a month....I need an indi where at the begginning of the month I can input the account balance, the expected pip gain for the month, and the percentage gain I want those pips to make me. I want the indi to calculate the amount of lots to risk per currency pair. Obviously I dont know how much of every currency pair I will be making the pips in so I want indi to assume I will make 800 pips per month in that currency and calculate that. I want to also be able to pick which instruments it makes the calculation...

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Quoting Michael555

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Quoting T4Trade

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please suggest me good EMA cross over mobile alert indicator,thanks? could any kind coder add mobile alert on this indicator? {file} {file}

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Quoting SirOrigami

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Round Numbers Horisontal Lines for MT5 (metatrader 5) Trying to figure out why this indicator causes such lag on my MT5 platform tried on several MT5 platforms, many times on Athlon X2 platform it causes the platform to freeze and has to be force closed, On i7 with 16gb ram it works, but still causes massive lags when switching timeframes or pairs 1. reduce lag impact //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| MFCS GridLines.mq5 | //| Copyright 2015, Mansukh Patidar, All rights reserved. | //| http://www.mansukhpatidar.com...

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int index = 0;
   for(index = 0; index < lines*5; index++)
   {
      string n1 = _Symbol + "_MFCS_GRID_LINES_ABOVE_" + (string)index;
      string n2 = _Symbol + "_MFCS_GRID_LINES_BELOW_" + (string)index;
      ObjectDelete(0,n1);
      int e1=ObjectFind(0,n1);
      ObjectDelete(0,n2);
      int e2=ObjectFind(0,n2);
      //---
      if(e1>=0 || e2>=0)
      {
         printf("error in removing gridlines");
      }

int index = 0;
   for(index = 0; index < lines*5; index++)
   {
      string n1 = _Symbol + "_MFCS_GRID_LINES_ABOVE_" + (string)index;
      string n2 = _Symbol + "_MFCS_GRID_LINES_BELOW_" + (string)index;
      ObjectDelete(0,n1);
      // int e1=ObjectFind(0,n1);
      ObjectDelete(0,n2);
      // int e2=ObjectFind(0,n2);
      //---
      //if(e1>=0 || e2>=0)
      {
         printf("error in removing gridlines");
      }

Quoting Phylo

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{quote} The problem is with this section of codeint index = 0; for(index = 0; index < lines*5; index++) { string n1 = _Symbol + "_MFCS_GRID_LINES_ABOVE_" + (string)index; string n2 = _Symbol + "_MFCS_GRID_LINES_BELOW_" + (string)index; ObjectDelete(0,n1); int e1=ObjectFind(0,n1); ObjectDelete(0,n2); int e2=ObjectFind(0,n2); //--- if(e1>=0 || e2>=0) { printf("error in removing gridlines"); } If this code is edited as follows to comment out - ObjectFind - the lag falls away. int index = 0; for(index = 0; index < lines*5; index++) { string n1 = _Symbol...

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#property version   "1.00"
#property indicator_chart_window
#include <chartobjects/chartobjectslines.mqh>
#include <arrays/list.mqh>
#include <trade/trade.mqh>
input int lines = 100;
input int interval = 200;
input ENUM_LINE_STYLE line_style = STYLE_DOT;
input int line_width = 1;
input color line_color = C'128,50,50';
const string prefix = "__gridlines__";
 
class GLine : public CChartObjectHLine {
   static int s_inst;
public:
   bool Create(double price) {
      string name = prefix + string(++s_inst);
      if (!CChartObjectHLine::Create(0, name, 0, price))
         return false;
      bool mod_settings = (
            this.Color(line_color)
         && this.Style(line_style)
         && this.Width(line_width)
      );
      return mod_settings;
   }
};
int GLine::s_inst = 0;
CList g_lines;
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
int OnInit()
{
   ObjectsDeleteAll(0, prefix);
   CSymbolInfo si;
   si.Name(_Symbol);
   si.RefreshRates();
   double base_price = si.Ask();
   int multipler = (int)pow(10, si.Digits());
   double pip_value = si.Point();
   long temp_price = (long)(base_price * multipler);
   temp_price = temp_price - temp_price % 1000;
   base_price = temp_price * pip_value;
   for (int i=0; i<lines; i++) {
      double p1 = base_price + i * interval * pip_value;
      double p2 = base_price - i * interval * pip_value;
      GLine *line1 = new GLine();
      GLine *line2 = new GLine();
      g_lines.Add(line1);
      g_lines.Add(line2);
      if (!line1.Create(p1) || !line2.Create(p2))
         return INIT_FAILED;
    }
    return (INIT_SUCCEEDED);
}
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
int OnCalculate(const int rates_total,
                const int prev_calculated,
                const datetime &time[],
                const double &open[],
                const double &high[],
                const double &low[],
                const double &close[],
                const long &tick_volume[],
                const long &volume[],
                const int &spread[])
{
    return (rates_total);
}
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+

Quoting Nicholishen

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{quote} The solution is to completely refactor the way these objects are named. When you use a unique prefix per indicator (regardless of chart, symbol, etc.) then you can call ObjectsDeleteAll (important for the template glitch) using the prefix. Also, each object should be removed when the chart deinitializes which is easy to do when you use the lines classes because that is the default behavior. I've done a quick refactor and the lag issues are gone. #property version "1.00" #property indicator_chart_window #include <chartobjects/chartobjectslines.mqh>...

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Quoting Phylo

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{quote} Thanks - I don't have time to look into this. For the benefit of the OP you may have to post the complete revised code unless the OP can figure for self. For the benefit of remaining thread users the complete revised code needs to be posted.

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Quoting Nicholishen

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{quote} That is the complete code.

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Quoting mntiwana

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{quote} Yes,it is possible but i doubts you will not be here till nano technology take place within so many fields in any next century as expected

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Quoting wowzers

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{quote} ??? Can you please explain what your response has to do with my original post?

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Quoting Phylo

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{quote} So why not post the compiled code for the benefit of all users instead of being such a smart ass - as labelled in other posts.

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Quoting mntiwana

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{quote} Brother,all i means,the conditions,restrictions and limitations you described and willing to gain some thing automatically by code (indicator,EA,script) is impossible practically as per my little knowing,live trading especially real is far far different than our imagination and expectation regards

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