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Ten "Errors" of a Newcomer in Trading? The article substantiates approach to building a trading system as a sequence of opening and closing the interrelated orders regarding the existing conditions - prices and the current values of each order's profit/loss, not only and not so much the conventional "alerts". We are giving an exemplary realization of such an elementary trading system. |
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rgerasimen:
I'd like to introduce MT4 Java API: http://www.easy-share.com/1908253435/jfx-1.2.2.tar.gz MT4 Terminal Java API (JFX) is intended to provide Java interface to MetaQuotes trading To make use of JFX API, one must create its own strategy java class, extending com.jfx.strategy.Strategy and overriding coordinate() method: public class MyStrategy extends com.jfx.strategy.Strategy { public void init(String symbol, int period, StrategyRunner strategyRunner) { super.init(symbol, period, strategyRunner); // // load existing orders, recover itself from the previous shutdown // } public void deinit() { // release resources on EA exit } public void coordinate() { // trading logic goes here /* make use of all API methods: accountBalance, accountCompany, accountCredit, accountCurrency, accountEquity, accountFreeMargin, accountMargin, accountName, accountNumber, accountProfit, comment, day, dayOfWeek, dayOfYear, getLastError, getTickCount, hour, iAC, iAD, iADX, iAlligator, iAO, iATR, iBands, iBars, iBarShift, iBearsPower, iBullsPower, iBWMFI, iCCI, iClose, iCustom, iDeMarker, iEnvelopes, iForce, iFractals, iGator, iHigh, iHighest, iLow, iLowest, iMA, iMACD, iMFI, iMomentum, iOBV, iOpen, iOsMA, iRSI, iRVI, iSAR, isConnected, isDemo, iStdDev, isTesting, iStochastic, isTradeContextBusy, isVisualMode, iTime, iVolume, iWPR, marketInfo, minute, month, objectCreate, objectCreate, objectCreate, objectDelete, objectGet, objectGetFiboDescription, objectSet, objectSetFiboDescription, objectSetText, objectsTotal, objectType, orderClose, orderCloseBy, orderClosePrice, orderCloseTime, orderComment, orderCommission, orderDelete, orderExpiration, orderLots, orderMagicNumber, orderModify, orderOpenPrice, orderOpenTime, orderPrint, orderProfit, orderSelect, orderSend,ordersHistoryTotal, orderStopLoss, ordersTotal, orderSwap, orderSymbol, orderTakeProfit, orderTicket, orderType, print, refreshRates, seconds, timeCurrent, year */ } } |
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// Java: double point = marketInfo(EURUSD, MarketInfo.MODE_POINT); double price = marketInfo(EURUSD, MarketInfo.MODE_ASK); buyPrice = price; int ticket = orderSend( EURUSD, TradeOperation.OP_BUY, 1, buyPrice, 2, price - 100 * point, price + 100 * point, "" + System.currentTimeMillis(), 0, new Date(System.currentTimeMillis() + 60 * 60 * 1000), -1 ); System.out.println("---------------------------------------"); System.out.println("Buy order ticket: " + ticket); |
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rgerasimen:
Nice!!!! Congratulations Dan aka BearNaked |
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Is this an academic exercise? What can you do in Java that you cannot do in MQL4? |
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blogzr3:
Is this an academic exercise? What can you do in Java that you cannot do in MQL4? More sophisticated robots... Java is object oriented MQL4 is not. |
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blogzr3:
Is this an academic exercise? What can you do in Java that you cannot do in MQL4? at least, you can set breakpoints |
I'd like to introduce MT4 Java API: http://www.easy-share.com/1908253435/jfx-1.2.2.tar.gz
MT4 Terminal Java API (JFX) is intended to provide Java interface to MetaQuotes trading
servers through the standard MetaTrader 4 client terminal (MT4 Terminal).