This part in the MQL4 OOP series builds on the dashboard created in part 4, adding error checking and the ability to select the display corner for the dashboard. This is primarily a tutorial on technique and software design. The next part will introduce the multi column dashboard and following parts will create telemetry components […]
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In this part of the series I demonstrate a simple but useful class to use as a dashboard display, either from an indicator or expert advisor. The dashboard contains the elements to display text on screen with the application creating the content. Future parts will extend on this to include: * Error handling and additional
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In part 3 of the series on Object Oriented programming for MQL4 I review and show working examples of public, private and protected inheritance and virtual functions. I also go back to the channel indicator and add the remaining inputs for the ATR channel. The first 2 parts of the series introduced a Donchian channel
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Part 2 of the series on Object Oriented programming for MQL4.
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First part of development using classes using custom indicators
Metatrader Development with Classes Read More »
Simple trading strategy using 2 Donchian channels
Two Channel Trading Strategy Read More »
Tutorial on writing a Metatrader 5 indicator
Writing a Metatrader 5 Indicator step by step Read More »
Use a simple indicator to identify trends and trade on pullbacks
Linear Regression Pullback Forex Strategy Read More »
Recently I recorded an article reviewing a strategy called Tim’s Moving Average Cross. In the video I showed results of backtesting of the strategy. Since then we have received some requests here at Orchard Forex asking if an EA was used for the backtesting and if the EA is available to download. I did create
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Jim Langlands began his trading career in the commodities markets, in London in 1976, before moving to Australia in 1979 to work as a floor trader on the Sydney Futures Exchange. He did this for 2 years before moving into Foreign Exchange and has since worked in senior trading and management positions in various international
