A friend of mine asked if he could have these so I'm just going to upload them here for posterity and whoever else might find these useful.
I am not a coder. I didn't originally make any of these and I got them from all over the place, but I learned just enough to clean up and edit these scripts and get them working the way I want.
This was originally someone else's work that I heavily expanded upon. The point of this script is to drag an array of limit orders in any combination you can think of up to a total 200 possible orders. If you drag and place above current price, then the tickets will be sell limits, and if you drag below current price the tickets will be buy limits. 200 tickets is the possible maximum I've set it to put in, but you can obviously make it less very easily. I've notated where to put backslashes in order to make less tickets.
There is no box or menu to select anything after the fact. The point is to customize it yourself to create your own trade plan that you just drag onto the screen. You can set the distance away from your cursor each ticket is placed measured in pips. You can also set the individual stop loss and take profit amount for every individual ticket. The current stop loss and take profits I have in there are just placeholders for demonstration. You can also set the size of each ticket if you want by replacing the entries where it says "Lots" at the bottom with "Lot2" or 3 or 4 or whatever you want. I added a Lot2 through 4 as placeholder at the top but I don't use anything bigger than a micro lot so you can edit that at your own pleasure. And lastly, you can set the time expiration on these tickets. Currently it's set to "Period_D1" meaning they all disappear 24 hours after placement if they haven't yet been filled.
Double click to close all positions.
Double click to close all positions currently in profit.
Double click to close either all pending, unfilled buy limit or sell limit positions.
Deletes annoying objects on screen like ticket markers, which tend to fill up the screen when you use scripts like mine that allow you to open and close dozens of simultaneous positions.
Feel free to use these however you see fit. I don't care.
I am not a coder. I didn't originally make any of these and I got them from all over the place, but I learned just enough to clean up and edit these scripts and get them working the way I want.
This was originally someone else's work that I heavily expanded upon. The point of this script is to drag an array of limit orders in any combination you can think of up to a total 200 possible orders. If you drag and place above current price, then the tickets will be sell limits, and if you drag below current price the tickets will be buy limits. 200 tickets is the possible maximum I've set it to put in, but you can obviously make it less very easily. I've notated where to put backslashes in order to make less tickets.
There is no box or menu to select anything after the fact. The point is to customize it yourself to create your own trade plan that you just drag onto the screen. You can set the distance away from your cursor each ticket is placed measured in pips. You can also set the individual stop loss and take profit amount for every individual ticket. The current stop loss and take profits I have in there are just placeholders for demonstration. You can also set the size of each ticket if you want by replacing the entries where it says "Lots" at the bottom with "Lot2" or 3 or 4 or whatever you want. I added a Lot2 through 4 as placeholder at the top but I don't use anything bigger than a micro lot so you can edit that at your own pleasure. And lastly, you can set the time expiration on these tickets. Currently it's set to "Period_D1" meaning they all disappear 24 hours after placement if they haven't yet been filled.
Double click to close all positions.
Double click to close all positions currently in profit.
Double click to close either all pending, unfilled buy limit or sell limit positions.
Deletes annoying objects on screen like ticket markers, which tend to fill up the screen when you use scripts like mine that allow you to open and close dozens of simultaneous positions.
Feel free to use these however you see fit. I don't care.