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{quote} Hello TKG, First of all, thank you very much for responding to my request. I tried the chart, but without success. Could you check if there's a bug or if it's just unavailable on my MT4? If possible, please send a screenshot of the indicator working on your chart. Thank you for your attention!
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- Aug 23, 2025 2:17pm Aug 23, 2025 2:17pm
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The video shows a little more of the indicator at 00:12 seconds.
If any of the programmers have time, they could check it out and, if possible, help adjust it so it works, I'd appreciate it.
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- Aug 23, 2025 10:08pm Aug 23, 2025 10:08pm
The vampire ball is ending... Operation: Epic Escape (Paper Eagle)
XAUUSD, CRYPTO! Return Today:
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Any really profitable experts here? I've been testing EA's for 3 years and only found 2, which no longer work.
Have tested 60+ over the years, none where profitable.
And if there's one out there, no one will share
Blindly following others will make you blind!
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- Edited 6:08am Aug 24, 2025 5:23am | Edited 6:08am
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{quote} Welcome in the club
You need to be a hedge fund, or an HTF trader with billions of dollars.
You will not be able to use those on MT4 or MT5...
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Obviously, he can't do this manually...
And, you need access to information, LOL.
Indicators don't have such access, and these MT4/5 EAs are based on indicators which calculate historical data.
How can that ever be a good method to profit on future prices?
And people spend years thinking that historical data can help them make money in the future... LOL
That's called a scam when people tell you that we can make money based on historical charts, isn't it...?
The HFT trader in this short had information about buyers and the prices they were willing to pay.
And he had access to the technology which allowed him to be faster then others to buy shares at better prices, and then quickly sell them to the buyers.
Everything in the span of 17ms (milliseconds)...
And that's no secret, that's how all trading since the begining of human trading history has been working.
Buy cheaper, Sell with profit.
However, know your buyers and what price they are willing to pay.
And then some more...
So, if we could translate this idea to the MT4/5 broker, you need access to your broker's books.
And you need to be quicker than your broker...
Which means that you would need to process your broker's books before their system processes the data...
Which broker will allow You to do that?
How in the world are you going to get access to your broker's data, before the broker sends the data to your computer???
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.ex4/.ex5 files can't be fixed or modified / I'm not a coder!
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- Edited 11:45am Aug 24, 2025 11:34am | Edited 11:45am
The vampire ball is ending... Operation: Epic Escape (Paper Eagle)
XAUUSD, CRYPTO! Return Today:
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- Aug 24, 2025 12:08pm Aug 24, 2025 12:08pm
Good morning.
Since I am unable to find a way to attach files to the Message page I am responding to this thread so I am able to attach the code file and 2 screenshots.
I hope you can turn this trend indicator into an overbought/oversold oscillator EA.
I think this is based on ATR but cannot find any way to match the green center line.
A Buy position opens when the Price rises above the lower yellow line after having dipped below it. Does not wait for candle to close. The Take Profit target is the upper yellow line value at that moment and a Stop Loss of one half the T/P is placed. Sell position is when the Price falls below the upper yellow line after having risen above it. T/P and S/L targets are the same.
If the S/L closes the position a new position is opened is conditions are met.
If a Buy position dips below the lower yellow line and does not stop out then new targets are generated for the T/P and S/L
Note that if you place your cursor over a yellow line and it has a blue or orange wick that the value will be that of the wick and not the yellow line. Not sure if this is a problem for calculating the yellow line values or not.
Would like a fixed pip position for forward testing,
as well as a percent of balance position,
a Martingale function of 1 to 4 times.
Thank you, and apologies again for having to contact you via someone else's post.
Steve Hines
Since I am unable to find a way to attach files to the Message page I am responding to this thread so I am able to attach the code file and 2 screenshots.
I hope you can turn this trend indicator into an overbought/oversold oscillator EA.
I think this is based on ATR but cannot find any way to match the green center line.
A Buy position opens when the Price rises above the lower yellow line after having dipped below it. Does not wait for candle to close. The Take Profit target is the upper yellow line value at that moment and a Stop Loss of one half the T/P is placed. Sell position is when the Price falls below the upper yellow line after having risen above it. T/P and S/L targets are the same.
If the S/L closes the position a new position is opened is conditions are met.
If a Buy position dips below the lower yellow line and does not stop out then new targets are generated for the T/P and S/L
Note that if you place your cursor over a yellow line and it has a blue or orange wick that the value will be that of the wick and not the yellow line. Not sure if this is a problem for calculating the yellow line values or not.
Would like a fixed pip position for forward testing,
as well as a percent of balance position,
a Martingale function of 1 to 4 times.
Thank you, and apologies again for having to contact you via someone else's post.
Steve Hines