Last updated 3/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.01 GB | Duration: 4h 19m
A practical course for Forex Traders with no programming knowledge to build, backtest and run their own trading robots.
What you’ll learn
Programming in MQL4, suited for beginners with no programming language
How to program and build their own Forex Trading Robots
Basic programming concepts and skills that can be applied to other programming languages
Requirements
Basic knowledge of Forex Trading or has traded Forex before
Able to spend hours in front of a computer!
Description
This is a practical course for Forex or Commodity traders who want to learn MQL4 and program their own Forex Robots (aka Expert Advisor for the MetaTrader 4 trading platform). The student is assumed to have basic trading knowledge and knows how to use the MetaTrader 4 platform. This course also assumes the student is a total beginner in programming and is structured in a way to have a gentle learning curve.
Overview
Section 1: Welcome section
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Combining 3 types of learning methods / Course Structure
Lecture 3 How to get a copy of MetaTrader4, which comes with MetaEditor 4
Lecture 4 Rounding up our objectives for this section
Section 2: Basics of programming / writing a script in MetaEditor
Lecture 5 Introduction
Lecture 6 Basic structure of a program
Lecture 7 Starting a script
Lecture 8 Declaration of variables / comments
Lecture 9 Main Body of the Script
Lecture 10 Compile our script, debugging, using the Script
Section 3: Programming an Indicator
Lecture 11 Introduction
Lecture 12 Pivot value support and resistance /Indicators
Lecture 13 Declaration of Variables (part 1)
Lecture 14 Declaration of Variables (part 2)
Lecture 15 Custom functions (Part 1)
Lecture 16 Custom functions (Part 2)
Lecture 17 Main body
Lecture 18 Compiling and using our Indicator
Lecture 19 Congratulations and rounding up section objectives
Section 4: Programming our Forex Robot / Expert Advisor
Lecture 20 Introduction
Lecture 21 Moving averages and trade signals
Lecture 22 Pseudocode our ideas for our EA algorithm
Lecture 23 How to start an EA, Declaration of Variables
Lecture 24 Custom functions (Part 1)
Lecture 25 Custom functions (Part 2)
Lecture 26 Main Body (part 1)
Lecture 27 Backtesting (part 1) : Issues with a non stop trading EA
Lecture 28 Main Body (part 2) : Additional variables to time our trades
Lecture 29 Backtesting (part 2)
Lecture 30 Congrats on completing our EA and rounding up our section objectives
Section 5: Risk Management and other FAQs
Lecture 31 Course complete! What is next?
Lecture 32 Risk Management for single and multiple EAs, important for Traders!
Lecture 33 Turning losing EAs into gold, but spread can kill us
Section 6: Trade Sizing Algorithm
Lecture 34 Formula for calculating trade size
Lecture 35 Turning the formula into a script
Lecture 36 Explaining why integer division gives result of zero
Lecture 37 Inserting the codes into our EA
Section 7: Section 7: Debugging
Lecture 38 How to debug a program with no syntax errors?
Forex Traders who wants to computerise their trading and backtesting,Beginners who have no programming knowledge
Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-mql4-from-scratch-and-build-your-own-forex-robots/
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