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Module 1

Module 1	The Basics
Unit 1	A Look Around the “New” MetaEditor
Unit 2	Precompiler Lines and the FrameWork of Our Code
Module 2	610 Functions Explained and the Debugger
Unit 1	How a Function is Written
Unit 2	Calling a Function
Unit 3	Debugger
Module 3	610 Variables and Data Types
Unit 1	Variables and Data Types
Unit 2	Integers, Bytes, Bits? How a Computer Stores Numbers
Unit 3	Keeping Time With DateTime and OnTimer()
Unit 4	Working With the Color Integer Data Type
Unit 5	Creating Our Own Integer Data Types with Enumerations
Unit 6	Boolean Type Integers
Unit 7	Floats,Doubles and Strings
Unit 8	Global Scope, Local Scope and Static Variables
Unit 9	Extern or Input?
Module 4	Operations
Unit 1	Arithmetic Operations
Unit 2	Assignment Operations
Unit 3	Relation Operations
Unit 4	Boolean Operations
Unit 5	Ternary Operator
Unit 6	Switch Operator
Unit 7	While and Do While Loop Operators
Unit 8	For Loop Operator
Module 5	Object Oriented Programming Basics: Structures and Classes.
Unit 1	Structures
Unit 2	Structures…Classes…Necessary?
Unit 3	Constructors
Unit 4	Destructors
Unit 5	Classes, Setters and Getters
Unit 6	Encapsulation, Extensibility, Overloading, PolyMorphism?
Unit 7	Using the Mql4 Wizard to Create a Class
Unit 8	Inheritance
Unit 9	OOP Conclusion and Commentary

Module 2

Module 1	So What’s a Script and How Do We Make One?
Unit 1	What is a Script?
Unit 2	Daily Range Script
Module 2	MessageBox A Useful Tool
Unit 1	Introduction to MessageBox
Unit 2	Message Box Flags
Unit 3	#Defines and the Hexadecimal System
Unit 4	Using MessageBox to Choose Our Path
Module 3	Getting Our Attention with Email and Push Notifications
Unit 1	Sounding an Alert
Unit 2	Email and Push Notifications
Module 4	Knowledge Is Power (Gathering Information)
Unit 1	Gathering Information Using Pre Defined Variables.
Unit 2	MarketInfo() Function Part1
Unit 3	MarketInfoFunction() Part2
Unit 4	AccountInfo
Module 5	Order Management Using Scripts
Unit 1	Sending Orders With Scripts
Unit 2	Selecting an Order For Modification
Unit 3	Error Checking in Our Code
Unit 4	Placing Pending Orders
Unit 5	Buying/Selling Scripts and Point/Pip Explained.
Unit 6	Drag And Drop Scripts
Unit 7	Deleting Pending Orders
Unit 8	Using a For Loop to Delete Orders
Unit 9	Closing Market Orders (Trades)

Module 3

Module 1	Indicators And The Arrays That Make Them Possible
Unit 1	Custom Indicator Introduction
Unit 2	The Simplest Indicator and Where It Comes From
Unit 3	Series Arrays
Unit 4	Array Functions Explained
Module 2	How To Write the Code For an Indicator
Unit 1	How Indicators Become Part of the Chart.
Unit 2	Making the Indicator Display at a Specific Place On the Chart.
Unit 3	The New OnCalculate Function
Unit 4	Drawing With Loops and Array Out of Range
Unit 5	Putting Logic Into Our Indicator
Module 3	Moving our Indicator to a Separate Window
Unit 1	Putting An Indicator in a Separate Window
Unit 2	Setting Properties During OnInit Instead of Using Pre-Compiler Lines.
Module 4	Working With Technical Indicators
Unit 1	Technical Indicators Save A Lot of Coding
Unit 2	Let’s Make an MA
Unit 3	Setting up MaCross Graphics
Unit 4	Setting Up MaCross Logic
Module 5	Putting Controls in Our Indicators
Unit 1	Putting Settings In Our MA Cross Signal
Unit 2	Bollinger Band Signals
Unit 3	Fixing Array Out of Range Part 1
Unit 4	Fixing Array Out of Range Part 2
Unit 5	Putting in the Notifications
Module 6	Combining Indicators into One Signal
Unit 1	Bollinger Stochastic Combo Part 1
Unit 2	Bollinger Stochastic Combo Part 2
Module 7	How To Call a Custom Indicator
Unit 1	Calling Custom Indicators Part 1
Unit 2	Calling Custom Indicators Part 2
Unit 3	Calling Custom Indicators Part 3
Module 8	Special Multi-Colored Full Adjustable Macd Indicator
Unit 1	Our Oscillator Part 1
Unit 2	Our Oscillator Part 2
Unit 3	Our Oscillator Part 3
Unit 4	Our Oscillator Part 4

Module 4

Module 1	Making it Idiot Proof and Controlling Access
Unit 1	Starting From the Beginning
Unit 2	Checking Our Settings
Unit 3	Password Protection
Unit 4	Your Expert Can Close Itself!
Unit 5	Code that will expire.
Module 2	The Basic Foundation
Unit 1	The Mandatory Components of a Basic EA
Unit 2	Reviewing The Basic Components
Module 3	Using iCustom To Call Your Indicator
Unit 1	How to Call a Custom Indicator With iCustom()
Unit 2	Calling With Custom Parameters
Unit 3	Multiple TimeFrame Problems
Unit 4	Custom Indicator Calling Tool and DEMA EA
Unit 5	Practice Your Trigger Coding
Module 4	Adding More Functionality to Our Basic EA
Unit 1	Auto-Generating Our MagicNumbers
Unit 2	Adding Move to BreakEven
Unit 3	Adding a Trailing Stop
Unit 4	Adding a Candle (Swing High/Low) Stop
Unit 5	Solving Stoploss Coding Problems
Unit 6	Moving Indicator Code Into Our Expert Advisor
Module 5	Controlling the Opening and Closing Of Trades
Unit 1	Limiting Number of Orders and Checking if Hedging is Allowed
Unit 2	Closing On Opposite Signal
Unit 3	Closing Trades On a FIFO Compliant Platform
Module 6	Martingaling The Two-Edged Sword
Unit 1	Martingaling
Unit 2	Market Trapper Part 1
Unit 3	Market Trapper Part2
Module 7	Controlling a Sequence of Trades
Unit 1	Using Trade Comments to Identify Trades
Unit 2	Knowing When to Quit Trading
Unit 3	An OnScreen Display to Monitor Our Situation
Unit 4	Setting Lotsize For Each Trade in The Sequence.
Module 8	Basket Trading
Unit 1	Introducing Basket Trading
Unit 2	Coding a MACD Trigger
Unit 3	Controlling our Trade Spacing
Unit 4	The Math of “Cost Averaging”
Unit 5	Closing All Trades Together
Unit 6	Using a Auto-Mild Martingale
Unit 7	Manual Martingale
Unit 8	BasketTrader Smartingale
Unit 9	Displaying the Basket Breakeven
Unit 10	Basket Trader Finished.
Unit 11	Concluding Remarks

Trading foreign exchange and algorithmic assets on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance does not guarantee future results.