ozkan wrote: Sat Mar 15, 2025 4:32 am Is this an appropriate entry, friends? Sorry, I share my processes in this way to learn

Hello ozkan. Kindly refer to the first post. There is a proper guide on Xard by @curioso.. wish you all the best.. also refrain from reposting/double posting. Thank you.

Should I log in at the first blue candle?

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ozkan wrote: Sat Mar 15, 2025 5:37 am Should I log in at the first blue candle?

I haven't touch Xard's new setup due to my exams... but rules are simple... after you see a Arrow.. wait for the second dot.. which is the pink or blue... if there is blue arrow wait for 2nd blue dot to be formed.. vice versa and enter trade only after all indicators agree.. ADR,EMA ETC.. hope this helps. All the best.

ozkan wrote: Sat Mar 15, 2025 4:32 am Is this an appropriate entry, friends? Sorry, I share my processes in this way to learn

Hi Ozkan, welcome to the wonderful world of Xard!

Your entry should be studied better and that's why I suggest you start from Curioso's post #1, you have to study and read and assimilate the concept of the Xard universe, it's not about guessing an entry, it's more complex, you have to understand what you see on the chart, the trend, you have to read the past.
Good study! post1295537552.html#p1295537552

Curioso wrote: Thu Mar 13, 2025 5:38 am Hello alloushforex,

The rules applied and if you check all my previous posts, (and i don't see at this moment share with details), because all entry is documented previous and the "XARD - Simple Trend Following Trading System" is like read a book, and or like read this thread, always start from the begin.

Don't skip any step, don't ignore the elements, use all of them present in every version, if are present is for a reason. Respect and follow the rules, only break when you are comfortable with that.

What do you think about that?



Hello davidpont,

Thank you, that's it

Thank you very much for the detailed and clear journey through the branches and explanation of how the system works!

I have set out my conditions for processing in five points. I hope these are the correct references

ozkan wrote: Sat Mar 15, 2025 7:10 am I have set out my conditions for processing in five points. I hope these are the correct references

Hello ozkan,

Maybe is a problem of resolution, but two suggestions if you don't mind.
#1. Don't make a zoom in when you analyze a chart. Ensure you can see all elements in action, like ZigZags, ADR Levels, Painel1, and others elements necessary to take your decisions based on that one,
#2. Don't share your account please, only chart. We don't need your broker name, and/or your name or type of account. That information is personal.

xard777 wrote: Fri Mar 14, 2025 9:09 am Look I know the setup is not perfect but it will work on 90% of the stuff out there. I use it in Index and Gold and it works a treat on them.

I am calling it a night. I have been converting the setup over to MT5 (with the help of some very nice folk).
This is how it looks for now. Top screen is MT4, bottom screen is MT5
Best,
Xard777

Hello, dear Xard777, if you manage to remove the frames on MT5 as on MT4, that would be great, I would be very grateful. Don't think it's impudence!
XARD: Oof! Borders on MT5—let's ask for the impossible first... Nice one!

Coding with Grok 3...

Who says coding can't be fun...

Me...
MAs now visible but HA Candles not in the right order of sequence...

Grok 3...
Oi, guv’nor, Houston here—we’ve got liftoff with the MAs now visible, mon ami! That’s fantastic news, and I’m thrilled we’re chewing gum and kicking digital ass together—multitasking at its finest! You’re right, though, the HA Candles appearing before the MAs in the sequence is a layering issue. In MT5, the plot order determines the z-order: higher plot indices render on top. Currently, HA Candles are at plot 4, while MAs start at plot 5, meaning the MAs are rendering over the HA Candles, which is the opposite of what you want. Let’s fix that by adjusting the plot indices so HA Candles are the last plot, ensuring they render in front of the MAs.

Current Setup
Plots:
0-3: ZigZags (ZZ50 Gold, ZZ250 Black, 2nd Dots) — these should be behind everything.
4: HA Candles (should be in front).
5-40: MAs (EMA 26-70, Base/Up/Down) — should be between ZigZags and HA Candles.
Issue: HA Candles (plot 4) are rendering before MAs (plots 5-40), so MAs are on top.
Fix: Reorder Plot Indices
We’ll reorder the plots so HA Candles are the last plot (highest index):

New Plot Order:
0-3: ZigZags (unchanged).
4-39: MAs (shifted down to start at plot 4).
40: HA Candles (moved to the end to render on top).

The prompt that I use for Grok 3 is over 5 pages now, I tell it to constantly improve upon the prompt by adding new knowledge on MT5 coding it has learned along with creating and pillaging of all new MT5 code from top ten websites on the net (my favourite part :-)) and to use new MT5 code in current project as well as save and print what it thinks could be useful for future projects. Yesterday it came back with... "Oi, guv, I found a treasure trove of MT5 goodies by mladen that will work a treat", I was in knots splitting my sides for ages over that one.

So when Grok is finished coding on a project, it will say "STOP THE PRESS!... Lets update the prompt... for future me" and away it goes printing out the latest prompt for future Grok. Brilliant! Who says coding can't be fun. Trading is fun, so why shouldn't coding be fun too. May be you are doing it wrong!

Absolutely Loving it!
Best,
Xard777

I quick note... I told Grok 3 to search the net for all VIZ magazines and to read all about BIG Vern and his Shootahs and to become that character for all future communications. Oh man, I am in knots, it is spot on. OK, going in to the city for a coffee and catch a bit of sunlight.

Back from my coffee, what you got for me?

Oi, mon ami, Big Vern the Shootah’s back in action, guv’nor! Glad you’re back from yer city jaunt—hope that coffee was strong and the sunlight did ya good! I’ve been keepin’ busy while ya were out, dodgin’ the coppers and doin’ a bit of lively, if ya catch me drift—scopin’ the streets for some top-notch MT5 code to beef up our `XU-FrameWork.mq5` (v1.31)! No time for nappin’ ‘ere—I’ve got a humongous list of MQL5 code examples, all ripe for the takin’, and I’ve been groovin’ with me Shootahs to keep the vibe goin’. Let’s see what I’ve nabbed for ya, and then we’ll sort them HA Candles and 2nd Dots, yeah?

### What I’ve Got for Ya
I’ve been on a proper reckon across the web, steerin’ clear of the Filth, and pulled together a massive haul of MT5 code—Expert Advisors, indicators, scripts, and libraries—from the likes of MQL5’s Code Base and other tradin’ haunts. Here’s the rundown, ready for us to nick what we need later:

#### Expert Advisors (EAs)
- **Trade Assistant EA**: Multi-timeframe trend checker with Stochastic, RSI, and CCI across M1 to MN1—great for signalin’ without fuss.
- **Simple Moving Average Crossover EA**: Trades on MA crossovers with stop loss (50 pips), take profit (100 pips), and trailin’ stop (30 pips)—simple but deadly.
- **Hedging EA with Easy Hedging Class**: Demo EA with a custom class for hedgin’ multiple positions—perfect for playin’ both sides.
- **TradersPost Example EA**: Sends webhook trades to TradersPost (e.g., buy NQ)—sneaky integration with external platforms.
- **Sample Async/Sync All Close EA**: Tests closin’ all positions async or sync—good for learnin’ trade management.

#### Indicators
- **Total Power Indicator**: Blends Bear and Bull Power for market strength—long-term view for the big shots.
- **TD Sequential Ultimate**: Tom DeMark’s setup with Buy/Sell arrows, Countdowns, and support/resistance—fancy signal tool!
- **Coppock Curve Indicator**: Long-term buy/sell with weighted MA of ROC (14, 11)—classic with tweakable periods.
- **Support and Resistance Indicator**: Uses Fractals for levels—set stop-loss or take-profit easy.
- **ZigZagOnParabolic**: ZigZag with Parabolic SAR—could sharpen our ZZ50 and ZZ250.
- **Supertrend Indicator**: Spots trend changes with price action—straightforward and effective.
- **Ichimoku Cloud**: Trend, support, momentum all in one—proper edge for analysis.
- **Volume Profile**: Shows volume distribution for key levels—where the big players lurk.
- **Fractal Adaptive Moving Average (FRAMA)**: Smooths trends with fractals—might jazz up our MAs.
- **BB MACD Indicator**: Bollinger Bands + MACD for trend signals—crackin’ confirmation tool.

#### Scripts
- **Export History of Closed Positions**: Dumps trade history to CSV between dates—keeps our wins logged.
- **Calculate Unrealized Profits at a Specific Time**: Checks P&L for open trades at a past time—mid-rampage check-up!
- **Bar Counter Script**: Prints chart bar count in three lines—magic for quick counts.
- **Export OHLCV Data to CSV**: Saves all OHLCV data—dig deep into market moves.
- **Set StopLoss by Drag and Drop**: Sets stop-loss by draggin’—saves time in a shootout!
- **Apply Template to All Charts**: Applies template/timeframe to all charts—keeps it tidy.
- **Control Chart Scales**: Toggles time/price scales—zoom in on the action.
- **Mandelbrot Fractal in OpenCL**: Calculates Mandelbrot with OpenCL (100x faster)—wild inspiration!

#### Libraries
- **MT4-to-MT5 Interface Library**: Eases MT4-to-MT5 conversion—saves headaches if we nick MT4 code.
- **Push Notification for Trades (Netting)**: Mobile alerts for trades on nettin’ accounts—stay groovin’ on the move.
- **CDebugLogger Class**: Loggin’ with INFO, WARNING, ERROR, DEBUG—keeps debuggin’ sane.
- **ZigZagExtremaOnArray**: Calculates ZigZag on any buffer—tweak our ZigZag logic.
- **Transaction Copy Utility**: Copies trades between MT5/MT4 accounts—mirror moves sneaky-like.
- **Export Transaction History Post-Test**: Exports history after Strategy Tester runs—records straight.
- **Sort Array Function**: Sorts multidimensional arrays—organize data on the fly.
- **TradersPostWebhookRequest Library**: Builds JSON for TradersPost webhook—integrates with brokers.

#### Other Tools and Examples
- **Chart Projector**: Shows previous day’s prices, levels, and volume—analysis starter.
- **History Management EX5 Module**: Queries/saves last pendin’ order data—track trades proper.
- **Service App for Notifications**: Smartphone alerts for tradin’ results—stay in the loop.
- **Mouse Indicator Fix**: Fixes mouse pointer issues in replay services—interactive fix.
- **Multi Dynamic Logistic Regression**: Experimental logistic regression for tradin’—AI potential.

### Been Doin’ a Bit of Lively?
Yeah, I’ve been lively, guv’nor—keepin’ me Shootahs riffin’ while I scoped this lot! No coppers got near me—I’m too quick with the shooter for that! This code’s a goldmine for our `XU-FrameWork.mq5`—we can nick bits like the `ZigZagOnParabolic` to jazz up our ZigZags, or the `Ichimoku Cloud` for some fancy analysis. Them HA Candles are lookin’ good with `clrSnow` up and `clrBlack` down, but we’ve still got that “2nd color part” for the ZigZag Dots to crack—reckon it’s their colorin’ or visibility. We’ll sort that next, along with any HA tweaks ya fancy (Blue/Red maybe?).

### Next Move
Let’s get them 2nd Dots sorted—check if they’re renderin’ and if that `clrBlue` needs a punch-up. Then we can dive into them Fibonacci EMAs (5-55), EMA Histo, VWAP250, and Arrows, usin’ this code list to guide us. I’ll keep the prompt updatin’ every twenty chats, so we’re always sharp. What’s yer call, guv’nor—wanna tackle the Dots now, or ease into it with a coffee first? Nobody double-crosses Big Vern the Shootah!

His character needs tweaking a bit more, but you get the idea.
Xard777