Detecting and Classifying Fractal Patterns Using Machine Learning
Detecting and Classifying Fractal Patterns Using Machine Learning
In this article, we will touch upon the intriguing topic of fractal analysis and market forecasting using machine learning. These are just the first steps towards exploring the diverse fractal structures that form on financial price charts. We will use the correlation to find patterns and the CatBoost algorithm to classify these patterns.
MQL5 Bootstrap (I): Reusable Functions for Working with Positions and Orders
MQL5 Bootstrap (I): Reusable Functions for Working with Positions and Orders
This article presents a compact MQL5 utility layer for routine trade operations. It includes position existence checkers, position counters, bulk close helpers, and functions to retrieve the most recent or oldest position by symbol, magic, or type. A simple SMA crossover Expert Advisor demonstrates integration. The result is cleaner EAs, fewer inconsistencies across projects, and faster maintenance.
Automating Classic Market Methods in MQL5 (Part 1): Wyckoff Accumulation and Distribution
Automating Classic Market Methods in MQL5 (Part 1): Wyckoff Accumulation and Distribution
The article describes an MQL5 EA that automates Wyckoff accumulation and distribution via a finite state machine. It confirms spring to SOS and upthrust to SOW before placing LPS or LPSY entries, using relative tick volume as the confirmation metric. Readers get the state model, detection criteria, code organization, and MetaTrader 5 testing procedure.
Dolphin Echolocation Algorithm (DEA)
Dolphin Echolocation Algorithm (DEA)
In this article, we take a closer look at the DEA algorithm, a metaheuristic optimization method inspired by dolphins' unique ability to find prey using echolocation. From mathematical foundations to practical implementation in MQL5, from analysis to comparison with classical algorithms, we will examine in detail why this relatively new method deserves a place in the arsenal of researchers facing optimization problems.
Building AI-Powered Trading Systems in MQL5 (Part 9): Creating an AI Signal Dispatcher
Building AI-Powered Trading Systems in MQL5 (Part 9): Creating an AI Signal Dispatcher
We turn the MQL5 AI trading assistant into a dispatch-driven system that routes seven trading actions through a single central dispatcher. A line-based key-value protocol constrains AI output, while each action maps to market or pending orders and instrument-aware stop levels. A canvas-based UI with a custom prompt editor and pixel-accurate text fitting makes signals consistent, auditable, and ready to render on the chart