Operating through a local socket server and a browser extension, it allows users to execute trades directly from TradingView position drawing tools. The expert advisor handles market and pending orders, offering automated lot size calculations based on a specified risk percentage. Users can configure slippage limits, magic numbers, and symbol suffixes to ensure compatibility with various brokers. It requires a companion browser plugin to function correctly.
Read from NeoTrader.mq5. Defaults are the author's; change them in the EA's Inputs tab.
Name
Type
Default
Description
ServerPort
ushort
23456
Server port
DefaultRiskPercentage
double
1
MaximumSlippage
int
3
MagicNumber
int
98765
ArrowColor
color
clrRed
SymbolPostfix
string
CalculateLotSizeToFixedValue
bool
false
AccountBalanceToCalculateLotSize
double
10000
How to install it
1Download the sourceUse "Download source (.zip)" above, or clone diliproshitha/neo-trader from GitHub, and unzip it.
2Open the data folderIn MetaTrader choose File, then Open Data Folder, and go to MQL4/Experts or MQL5/Experts.
3Copy the filesCopy the .mq4 / .mq5 file into Experts, and any .mqh files into the Include folder the code expects.
4Compile in MetaEditorOpen the file in MetaEditor and press Compile. Fix any missing includes the compiler reports.
5Test before you tradeRun it in the Strategy Tester, then attach it to a demo chart and allow algorithmic trading.
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