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What is the EA ernst8fingers is using? I am very interested and would like to try something different.
Thanks
Ron
Ernest, are you in the EA business now? That seems to be the real way to make easy money in the Forex market.
Seriously though, how long did it take to learn the mql4 language well enough to build a simple EA. I dont have any real experience with programing, but the structure of it all is pretty much common sense, and theres enough pre written code available that one could take apart and rewrite and learn from, and cobble together pieces into something workable, this seems to be a logical next step, and this really seems to be an important key to robot trading, not buying these commercial EA's. Although there were good lessons involved, and it was a phase I had to go through. At this point I've backed off on testing other peoples EA's, and am back to manual trading slightly longer time frames, with the occaisional day trade.
Amundsen,
If you reaslly want to learn about MT4 and these EA's, go to the source, mql4.com is the MT4 website with tutorials, forums, free EA's, everything to help sponsor the platform, as well the forexfactory.com site and tsd.com are good EA development sites, with lots of freeware.
However, the MT4 platform is still problematic, as far as I'm concerned. None of these MT4 brokers have any web based backup platform available, like a reagular broker does. If you lose access to your trading computer you cant simply use anouther computer to access your accounts. You have to download an MT4 platform onto that computer and attempt to access your account from it, not as simple as going on the web to manage open positions.