There are tons of ways to to this..
Seems like we go over this quite often.
Anyway, the biggest thing to keep in mind is that An EA is totally different when it comes to dealing with orders. MBT has no concept of Ordernumbers. MBT cant hedge. MBT Treats everything using basis and or Positions.. NOt individual orders.
A price feed and or signal generator is quite easy.. but if you think that somehow you are going to get an EA to translate to MBT, forget it. 2 Diff animals. Same would be true with any ECN type broker.
You can Email me directly if you need more info.
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Seems like we go over this quite often.
Anyway, the biggest thing to keep in mind is that An EA is totally different when it comes to dealing with orders. MBT has no concept of Ordernumbers. MBT cant hedge. MBT Treats everything using basis and or Positions.. NOt individual orders.
A price feed and or signal generator is quite easy.. but if you think that somehow you are going to get an EA to translate to MBT, forget it. 2 Diff animals. Same would be true with any ECN type broker.
You can Email me directly if you need more info.
To: mbtsdk@yahoogroups.com
From: marketmole@...
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:06:36 -0700
Subject: Re: [mbtsdk] SDK
Ingvar,
Are you trying to write "EA"s particularly or just that's you're term
for indicators? Is MetaTrader your trading platform or are you just
using that as a base for comparison.
Or are you trying to build something from the ground up and want to
know how you might code indicators that work with MBT's API?
MM
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 7:13 AM, <ingvar@nova-data.se > wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> New to this forum. I am a very experienced programmer in various languages
> and I have written a few EA's with MetaTrader. For various reasons I
> got into MBTrader and I am trying to get a grip on the process of writing an
> "EA" using Microsoft Visual Sudio (Visual Basic).. I have been skimming thru
> the documentation and as usual there is a lot of detailed information on how
> to perform various tasks. What I miss is a STRUCTURE.
>
> The best would be a simple "EA" that for example uses crossing averages,
> just like the example available for MT4 in order to get a grip of what
> has to be done to get the process going. Like initiation, getting the data
> feed, placing order and modifying orders. My point is that basically all
> "EA's" share the same basic structure and how that is constructed should not
> be a secret, So is there such a "template" or "skeleton" available somewher?
>
> Now it feels like I have been provided with a lot of jig zaw puzzle peaces
> but no large picture that shows what the puzzle looks like and how to join
> them together.
>
> Best regards
> Ingvar Skype: ingvare
> Best regards
> Ingvar Skype: ingvare
>
>
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