What apps or software do you find most helpful in your trading?

Wow, did you contact support about it? That’s a terrible experience.

I just can’t deal with MT4’s 1980s design.

I use MT4 for manual trading and MT5 for automating positions with Python (programming language). For charting, I use TradingView but I find it overwhelming at times due to the contradictory trading ideas, so I started building my own tools. I developed a Python script to find support and resistance levels numerically and later created a web app called Infotra (Informative Trading) which analyzes candlestick patterns statistically for data-driven trading. Lately, I’ve been exploring quantitative trading. I am trying to make some sense of that world of insanity :slight_smile:

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Hi @samewise, since the incident can’t be replicate, it will be useless, unless many traders reported the same thing. :woozy_face:

Better to use cTrader or MT5. If i want to be fancy, I can find broker proprietary platform, such as Pepperstone. TV has broken my heart. :sweat_smile:

I’ve had some weird issues like that as well, but normally during market news, so the network is getting hammered. I always check my account summary to make sure my exits are recorded, at least if I manually close or if I’m on the app when a order triggers.

Hi @samewise, I agree. My opinion is TV is bad during volatile market. I even have bought TV subscription. I was thought the delay was happened due to free account. But, I doesn’t help neither. So, I wont use TV for trading. It’s enough for market studying only. :thinking:

Ah that sucks. I find that as long as I close the mobile app down and open it back up, I can make sure my orders executed. That’s not really great in fast moving markets, but I haven’t had issue with orders not executing.