Description
Learning to code in MT4 can save you money on creating trading tools, speed up the time it takes to test/optimize strategies and even help you start a new location-independent career as a programmer.
There are a lot of benefits to learning how to program in MetaTrader 4.
But figuring out where to start can be daunting. That’s why we created this MT4 programming course for beginners.
We want to help you unlock the power and freedom that comes with having this valuable skill.
For the Absolute Beginner
This course was designed for people who have never programmed before.
It starts with a very simple program that creates a working script on your first try.
From there, the course builds your knowledge incrementally. You’ll learn how to create a script, an EA and multiple indicators.
Even if you have some experience with other programming languages, this course will show you the nuances that come with programming in MetaTrader 4, and even give you a few shortcuts.
Meet Your Instructor
Your instructor is Adam Hartley of Snapdragon Systems.
Adam has done custom programming for large clients like the Tudor Group (Paul Tudor Jones) and Barclays Capital, as well as many professional independent traders.
He has a knack for explaining programming in a way that’s easy to understand, and will help you build your skills to the point where you have several working programs.
His extensive experience will also give you tips and shortcuts that can only come from doing real-world projects.
Adam provides full support for this course and you can contact him within 30 days of purchasing the course, if you have any questions.
What You’ll Get
This course consists of 34 lessons that will teach you how to create MetaTrader 4 EAs, indicators and scripts.
Most of the lessons are in video format because that’s the easiest way to learn programming.
At the end of each section, you’ll have an actual working MT4 plugin. The final source code is also provided for each section.
This course focuses on creating working programs, not just theory.
Make Your Own EAs, Indicators and Scripts
Coming up with ideas for MetaTrader 4 plugins can be a fun and exciting process. But turning them into a finished product can be a headache.
If you don’t know how to code, this usually means searching for a programmer to do it for you. That can be a good option, but usually requires a lot of back and forth.
Take the first step to declaring your independence from hiring programmers.
Sign up now and learn to do it yourself…
$299
$197
Start Your Own Business
If you’re looking for a career where you’re the boss, becoming an independent MetaTrader 4 programmer might just be what you’re looking for.
As an independent programmer, you can set your own hours, decide how much you want to get paid and cherry pick the programming jobs you feel like working on.
This is a huge contrast to a regular job where you have to do everything your boss tells you to do.
Break free of the rat race completely, or create a solid side income. It can all start here.
Develop and Test Trading Strategies
Knowing how to code in MT4 means that you can develop and test your own trading strategy ideas.
No more waiting for a programmer to create something for you.
In addition, when you have someone create something for you, many times they won’t pay attention to the details like you would, and some concepts can get misinterpreted.
Do it yourself and save time, money and headaches.
Take Your First Step Right Now
So if you want more freedom in your life, learning to code in MT4 is a huge step in the right direction.
When you know how to build custom indicators, code automated EAs and design useful trading scripts, there’s no limit to what you can create.
You can do this for yourself, or you can make money coding for others.
…or do a little of both.
Get started with the step-by-step course that teaches you how to create a working program in the very first lesson.
$299
$197
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