ManilaSpurs wrote: Mon Jun 09, 2025 11:02 am Good morning Mr Xard and Members

A common situation is Square and Arrow against the trend.
What are you doing in that situation.
I have here an example from this morning in USDJPY.Xard.png
All Arrows down but tempting to go long.
Are you buying it, lets say when the Mini Dots are OK and green over Daily Open line or not?
Or are you waiting for price turnaround and miss a possible nice uptrend?

Thanks for enlightening me.
Greetings ManilaSpurs

Redman wrote: Mon Jun 09, 2025 7:13 pm Hey Xard777,

you said you used an AI coding the MT5 version of your system. I find this quite interesting. Can you please tell me what AI you have used to code in MQL5? And have you tried out different AI´s? Haven´t expected, that AI is at the stage one could code an Expert Advisor with propper promt engineering.
Thanks in advance!
Redman

XARD: I use both Grok 3.0 and Deepseek R1 to create MQL5 indicators, scripts and experts. You can create from scratch or use an existing mq5 or even mq4 code and convert it to mq5 and build on it. When I create a prompt I add squealers to the code, simple print statements that will alert me to what's happening when the code is running. These squealers are activated within the input menu and set to false as default. The more you use the AI the better your prompt becomes and you include your own styling for headers, squealers etc.

Here is an example of one of my earlier prompts for your perusal.

Redman wrote: Tue Jun 10, 2025 2:26 am Thank you very much, will have a look at it! Right now, i am experimenting with Claude (with Max Plan). I am very new to this, but i am learning very fast to do the right prompt engineering.
From my experience so far, Claude learned very fast and after several attempts, we are now heading to a very professional system. I mean the code looks clean, but in some classes i do get many errors while compiling, so there is work to do.
Will definitly try out Grok 3.0 and Deepseek R1 !

Sorry to ask, but i guess you are not using MT5 IDE, right? Is it VS Code? I am not a professional coder myself, more an engineer, and i am trying to get the right setup. Right now, i am coding on the web frontend of Claude AI and then copy the code into MT5 IDE. A few days ago i begun to setup my own Gitlab on my home server as a code repository. VS Code has got much integrations and plugins, so i guess i will switch to that.

Happy to exchange! Please find attached a MQL5 class, which i had coded with Claude. Clean code structure so far, no errors.

XARD: Try... https://chat.deepseek.com/sign_in

xard777 wrote: Sun Jun 08, 2025 12:46 am Trading Setup Summary
I avoid timeframes below M5 due to fake moves caused by market noise. Instead, I rely on M6 for triggers, M30 for the roadmap, and H3 for historical analysis, crafting a balanced approach that perfectly suits my strategy.

My key tools include EMAs (13, 65, 325) for trend guidance and Semafors (12, 60, 250, 1250) for pinpointing critical levels, with special emphasis on the Square Semafor. I traded up to five pairs but have now streamlined my focus to just three: WS30, BTCUSD, and XAUUSD--KISS.

My trading strategy revolves around a dual bias: the Arrow Semafor offers immediate direction, while the EMA 65 cross establishes my intraday bias—patience is crucial, so I wait for that EMA 65 alignment before entering! I also track price action relative to the daily open line, watching for a Green mini Dot above it (a bullish signal) or an Orange mini Dot below it (a bearish signal). The aim is to blend the Arrow Bias with the EMA 65 Bias, ensuring every trade rides the trend’s flow for substantial Pip$ gains.

The fundamental principle is to keep trading simple and intuitive, flowing with the natural bias rather than overcomplicating the process.
Best,
Xard777

Lenovo wrote: Thu Jun 12, 2025 12:14 am to buy on m6 you always have to wait for up arrow, correct?

xard777 wrote: Sun Jun 08, 2025 12:46 am Trading Setup Summary
I avoid timeframes below M5 due to fake moves caused by market noise. Instead, I rely on M6 for triggers, M30 for the roadmap, and H3 for historical analysis, crafting a balanced approach that perfectly suits my strategy.

My key tools include EMAs (13, 65, 325) for trend guidance and Semafors (12, 60, 250, 1250) for pinpointing critical levels, with special emphasis on the Square Semafor. I traded up to five pairs but have now streamlined my focus to just three: WS30, BTCUSD, and XAUUSD--KISS.

My trading strategy revolves around a dual bias: the Arrow Semafor offers immediate direction, while the EMA 65 cross establishes my intraday bias—patience is crucial, so I wait for that EMA 65 alignment before entering! I also track price action relative to the daily open line, watching for a Green mini Dot above it (a bullish signal) or an Orange mini Dot below it (a bearish signal). The aim is to blend the Arrow Bias with the EMA 65 Bias, ensuring every trade rides the trend’s flow for substantial Pip$ gains.

The fundamental principle is to keep trading simple and intuitive, flowing with the natural bias rather than overcomplicating the process.
Best,
Xard777