Introduction to Tenkan-sen Indicator in MQL5 (00:00 – 00:22) Introduction to creating buy and sell signals using the Tenkan-sen line from the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo indicator in MQL5. Overview of the purpose and functionality of the Tenkan-sen line. Setting Up in MetaEditor (00:22 – 00:44) Instructions on opening MetaEditor from MetaTrader and creating a new Expert Advisor file named ‘SimpleTenkansenStandaloneEA’. Initial code setup including removing unnecessary lines. Including Trade.mqh and Initializing CTrade (00:44 – 01:08) Explanation of including the ‘Trade.mqh’ file and creating an instance of the ‘CTrade’ class for opening and closing positions later in the code. Calculating Ask and Bid Prices (01:08 – 01:36) Details on calculating the Ask and Bid prices using ‘SymbolInfoDouble’ for the current symbol on the chart, and normalizing these prices with ‘NormalizeDouble’ and ‘_Digits’. Setting Up Price and EA Data Arrays (01:36 – 02:19) Creating and sorting a price array (PriceInformation) using ‘MqlRates’ and ‘ArraySetAsSeries’. Also, setting up an array for the Expert Advisor data (EAArray) and sorting it. Implementing Tenkan-sen Indicator (02:19 – 03:50) Using the ‘iIchimoku’ function to define the Expert Advisor based on the Tenkan-sen Indicator. Filling the TenkansenArray with data using ‘CopyBuffer’. Calculating and Assigning Signals (03:50 – 04:32) Determining the current Tenkan-sen value and assigning ‘sell’ or ‘buy’ signals based on its comparison with the close price of the last candle. Executing Trades Based on Signals (04:32 – 04:56) Executing sell or buy trades using ‘trade.Sell’ or ‘trade.Buy’ based on the calculated signal and the absence of open positions. Displaying Signal on Chart and Testing (04:56 – 05:57) Using the ‘Comment’ function to display the current signal on the chart. Instructions for compiling the code and testing the Expert Advisor in MetaTrader. Conclusion and Demonstration (05:57 – 06:19) Conclusion of the tutorial with a demonstration of the Expert Advisor in action, showing a buy signal and the opening of a position.   In this video we are going to create buy and sell signals and code a standalone version that is able to calculate this one line from the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo, it’s called a Tenkan-sen, that’s the red line here. Now we want to find out how to do that in MQL5? To do that please click on the little icon here or press F4 on your keyboard now you should see the Metaeditor window and here you want to click on: ”File/ New/ Expert Advisor (template)” from template, “ Continue”, I will call this file: “SimpleTenkansenStandaloneEA”, click on “Continue”, “Continue” and “Finish”. Now you can delete everything above the “OnTick” function and the two comment lines here. We start with the “include” statement to include the file “Trade.mqh”, that comes with MQL5 and we need it to create an instance of “CTrade” that will be called: “trade” and we will use it to open and close positions later on. We start by calculating the Ask price and the Bid price, this is done by using “SymbolInfoDouble” for the current symbol on the chart, we use “SYMBOL_ASK” to calculate the Ask price and “SYMBOL_BID” to calculate the Bid price. “NormalizeDouble” and “_Digits” will automatically calculate the right number of digits behind the dot. Next we need to create a signal variable for the signal that also will be called: “signal” and we don’t assign a value here. We use “MqlRates” to create a price array called: “PriceInformation”, that one will contain the prices of the candles, we use “ArraySetAsSeries” to sort the array (PriceInformation) from the current candle downwards and with “CopyRates” we fill the price array (PriceInformation) with data for the current symbol on the chart and the currently selected period on the chart. We start from the candle 0 (zero) and copy the price information for 3 candles into our price array (PriceInformation). For the Tenkan-sen we need to create another array and we use th...