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Hi @all.

A new project: TDesk.

It is a standalone dashboard very similar to what you might know from the Slopey expert family. The unique feature is it's ability to receive and display signals from other experts and even from indicators.


What is it good for?

First, it is an universal dashboard for experts that don't have one (or only a simple one) like "Peaky on Steroids" or "Slopey Candle Bob". Especially useful for single-pair experts as all signals from all charts are shown in one matrix for perfect overview. The code needed in the expert or indicator is simple and can easily be added.

Second, it can be used as a chart management tool especially for single-pair experts. All you have to do is configuring your expert on one chart, save that as a template and tell TDesk the name of this template as well as the pairs you want to trade. Now you can use TDesk to open all your charts with one click. If you want to change your expert settings, save a new template and close, then again open all charts. No more clicking through all your charts and applying your template manually. And no more errors when doing so.

Experts compatible to TDesk:
viewtopic.php?f=87&t=5517
viewtopic.php?f=102&t=5204
viewtopic.php?f=104&t=5686

Third, with its ability to receive signals from indicators, it is a tool for gaining better overview in manual trading. It can show all signals from all indicators you have on your trading charts and as soon as you see a good setup, you can easily switch to the chart by clicking the pair in the dashboard. The indicators must be made compatible by adding some code.

Compatible indicators can be found at:
viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5527
viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5538
viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5654

Fourth, it is a signal generating machine. Using all the information that is sent to TDesk by all the indicators, it can evaluate the situation and present recommendations for entry and exit better than the most experts.

Fifth, it is an expert developing and experimenting toolbox since Steve has developed a drone that can trade TDesk's signals. Put your indicators onto a chart, adjust your settings, define some very simple rules for entry and exit and off takes your expert.

Beside this one, there are some other threads you should subscribe to stay up-to-date:
TDesk Welcome: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5536
TDesk Discussion: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5523
TDesk Setups: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5532
Official TDesk Indicators: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5527
User TDesk Indicators: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5538
TDesk Universal Drones: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5654

Or subscribe to the whole forum by going to the forum overview and clicking the appropriate button as desribed here: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5523&p=164054#p164053.


Downloadable Files

TDesk Manual.pdf is the documentation you will have to read and fully understand.

TDesk.ex4 is the main executable.

TDesk.mqh is the include file for indicator drones that send signals to TDesk.

TDeskSignals.mqh is the include files for expert drones that use TDesk signals.

TDesk Loader.mq4 is a script that starts TDesk with the latest settings. Each time you change the inputs of TDesk, they will be automatically saved to disk. Now you can unload and load TDesk without saving and loading a set file each time. Of course, TDesk must have run once before this works.

TDesk Arrows Eraser.mq4 is a script that lets you delete selected groups of arrows drawn by TDesk from one or all charts to tidy things up.

TDesk Global Variables Cleaner.mq4 is a script that deletes all global variables belonging to TDesk. Just in case something goes wrong, unload TDesk, run this script and re-load TDesk.

Fonts.zip contains the two symbol fonts that TDesk uses: Wingdings and Wingdings2. If you don't have one or both of them on your machine, download and install them.


Release Notes

Older release notes can be found in the post below.
Most of TDesk's features are broadly explained there.



UPDATE 2021-12-25
Version 7.5
- Added input for hiding "pending trades" columns
- Performance and stability improvements


Stay well and safe.

Cheers
Thomas

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This thread contains all previous TDesk release notes for overview.


UPDATE 2018-09-09

Some additions and fixes.

There is now an optional column "Overall Signal". This signal is computed by calculating the percentage of agreeing signals. You can input a threshold percentage for the overall signal. If you enter 100 for example, all signals must agree. If you want the majority of the signals to generate an overall signal, simply enter 51. Easy, isn't it? The column header can also be used to show/hide the signals coming in to TDesk.

@Heraclees asked me to add columns for the lot sums of open buy and sell trades. Good idea and I have added this. You can click on the trades column header to show/hide this and see how you are (un)hedged.

The dashboard became a bit wide with all the additions. I have changed the defaults to hide everything without the signals. Just click the headers for the details you want to show up.

Some of you were unhappy with the circle symbol for FLAT condition as it was too much in the foreground. I have dimmed its default color and added an option to choose different symbols (including NONE).

Notes for coders:

Please don't send NONE as signal to TDesk when it is actually FLAT. We need to distinguish that in the future when TDesk will be able to trade. I have taken care for the aesthetics with the above inputs.

Steve pointed out a problem when changing timeframes on one of the chart (or changing the chart symbol). All signals disappeared in TDesk then. That is now taken care of with the new attached include file. What you have to change, is your call to "DeleteTDeskSignals". For single-pair experts ONLY, please call it with the actual symbol as string argument). You will understand if you have a look into the include file.


UPDATE 2018-09-13

Version 1.1 changes:

* The overall signal is now calculated on base of an entry and exit threshold. This was an idea of René in another common project. Thanks, René. You are my coding idol. Here is what it means: Assume we have seven signals, an entry threshold of 100 and an exit threshold of 80. As soon as all incoming signals agree, the entry threshold of 100 (percent) is reached and the overall signal switches to LONG. Now if one of the seven entry signals switches to FLAT, the overall signal stays the same because six of seven is around 85% and still not under the exit threshold. If one of the entry signals becomes SHORT or two become FLAT, the exit threshold is undercut and the overall signal changes to FLAT. Of course the same on the opposite side. Understood?

* There are now alerts you can activate if one of the overall signals changes. Very good for manual trading with TDesk.

* There is a start date now for the trades to be shown. Helpful if you change strategies and want to see only the new trades.

I have changed some of the inputs and defaults. Especially the trade pairs list got extended to 28 pairs. If you have made your own modifications to the inputs, you better save them as setfile before updating.


UPDATE 2018-09-16

Version 1.2 changes:

* Unlimited number of signals
* More informational output (optional)
* Internal improvements and optimizations

I have changed the inputs. Please save your settings before updating.


UPDATE 2018-09-17

Version 1.3 changes:

* You might have noticed that TDesk has algorithms to detect abnormal spreads and possible stop hunts. TDesk now blocks the overall signal and displays a warning sign (square) when such conditions are detected for a symbol. You can disable that function in the inputs (SpreadBlocksSignal).

* The last clicked pair is now highlighted when you return to TDesk. Clicking somewhere in TDesk (except on buttons) deletes the highlighting. You can change the highlight color or disable this feature in the inputs. (RowColorClicked, HighlightLastPair).

I have changed the inputs. Please save your settings before updating.


UPDATE 2018-09-24

Version 1.4 changes:

1. Some more information is shown in the top text lines, including clocks, the template and the setup name. This setup name can be entered in the inputs and is also added to messages to identify the terminal they are coming from.

2. The pending trades column header can now also be clicked to show the buy and sell lots of the pending trades.

3. "Open all charts" minimizes all charts after opening by default now. You can change that in the inputs. There is also a new button "Minimize all charts". Use this on VPS instances after you finished browsing through the charts. There was no need for a "Maximize" button as Empty4 handles this.

4. There is a new column "Signal Age" showing (if known) the time elapsed since the signal appeared. Now you don't have to search in the alerts or logs for this information any more when you come back to your PC. It can be disabled in the inputs. If signal ages are present, there is a button "Clear" below the column to reset all information.

5. There is a new button similar to 4. below the "Overall Signal" column when signals are blocked due to spread situations. You can click it to disable/enable the signal blocking for the moment.

6. There is a new input variable "OpenDelaySeconds". Empty4 has problems to open the charts in exactly the order it is told. By slowing it down a bit, the charts get arranged properly. The default 0f 0.3 seconds is right for my machine. If your charts are still messed up, increase it step by step. If you care more about speed than chart sequence, set it to 0.

7. There is a new TDesk.mqh file with enhanced capabilities. You need that for the V2 indicators I have released today.

I have changed the inputs. Please save your settings before updating.


UPDATE 2018-09-26

Version 1.5 changes:

1. @awesome pointed me to a problem where TDesk would not update correctly under certain conditions. This should be fixed now. Well spotted, @awesome.

2. While debugging the above, I coded a little helper that I fell in love with and made it part of the release. Changed signals are now highlighted for one refresh cycle. You will see the added vitality of the board.

3. The overall signals and ages are now remembered after re-initializing TDesk (changing timeframes, restarting the terminal etc.). Especially those signals that are in the zone between entry and exit threshold don't get lost anymore.

4. There is a new input MaxSignalAgeMinutes. Signal ages get cleared after this span in order to point you to relatively fresh signals only. Setting this input to "0" disables the automatic clearing.

I have changed the inputs. Please save your settings before updating.


UPDATE 2018-10-01

Version 2.1

The major version increase is driven by its 2nd generation of signal computing.

@Rozmer posted a question in the forum about overall currency strength/weakness to be shown in the desk. This started a thinking and coding process. So far, we computed the overall signal for a symbol based on the signals for this symbol only. But there is so much more information in the matrix. Now the dots are connected with a much longer rope. You will see a new signal ("Multi Signal"). It is the result of taking into account all signals of all pairs that contain one of the two currencies.

An example: Lets say we look at GBPJPY and have 10 signals for our 28 pairs, all together 280 signals. The old "Overall Signal" (which is now called "Solo Signal") is calculated from the 10 signals of GBPJPY. The new "Multi Signal" is calculated from all 130 signals of all pairs having GBP and/or JPY as one of their antagonists. This way we take in account how the two currencies are behaving generally.

Other changes:

* The two signals computed by TDesk can be shown as values instead of arrows now. This is the new (optional) standard.

* Symbol prefix/suffix handling has improved. You only have to enter those and can leave the symbol list standard.

* Improved abnormal spread / stop hunt detection.

* You can highlight/un-highlight each row now by clicking it. The "last opened chart" feature is not affected by that.

* "Close all charts" now closes only the pairs of the input list. You can run multiple instances of TDesk with different symbol sets now.


UPDATE 2018-10-04

Version 2.4

NFP (Non-Farm Payrolls) is lurking tomorrow. I always thought it would be nice to have the news as an important factor integrated into the tools we use for trading. Now we have. TDesk (optionally) scrapes the upcoming events from the FF calendar, sorts them by importance and warns about the nearest and most important one for each pair. It even can warn very explicitely by blocking the signals for a user-given span ahead of the events.

Other changes:

* Addressed a problem where bid prices in alerts were 0.0 under certain conditions. That is the best I could do. If problems persist, change your broker.

* Added some inputs to enable modifying the spread alerts. Change these if you want the alerts to be more or less nervous. Be cautious with these!

* Changed the highlighting of signals. Now only the fresh signals get (optionally) emphasized.

* Changed the chart handling routines. The problem of charts shown small in the upper left of the window under certain circumstances should have gone.

Many inputs have changed. I have explained them in the respective post. Especially the Multi Signal thresholds have changed to 50/25. I recommend to start TDesk, load the defaults and then configure it again to your needs.


UPDATE 2018-10-07

Version 2.5

TDesk now (optionally) draws signals and price marks on the trade charts. If you have missed a signal, you can easily check whether price has run away or retraced to give you an even better entry.

One of my trading ideas is to enter trades in all pairs with a certain currency when this currency signals strength in 2 or 3 pairs, especially in the early Asian session. The following makes this a bit easier: The trade pairs are now (optionally) bi-colored according to the strength of the currencies. Clicking on a currency filters the matrix. Clicking it again or clicking the button in the footer clears the filter. Opening charts is now done by clicking the ">>" buttons.


UPDATE 2018-10-10

Version 3.0 (Codename: Susi)

Susi calculates yet another signal called "SuperSignal". It is a logical combination of Solo and Multi Signals. The logic and the input parameters will be shortly explained here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 36#p163925

Susi publishes the SuperSignals as well as other information by global variables for further use. This means EA's can utilize and trade those signals. There is an include file "TDeskSignals.mqh" attached that provides the interface. You only need it for programming EA's that use TDesk trade signals.

Many fixes and improvements took place under the hood.


UPDATE 2018-10-11

Version 3.1

Bugfix: Old trades on symbols that are not in TDesk's trade pair list caused an array indexing error.


UPDATE 2018-10-12

Version 3.2

The TDesk/Desky system is now compatible to the FXTestify database. It will protocol the results together with the Desky settings, basic TDesk decision-making settings and all the signals known in the terminal. You will need TDesk 3.2 as well as TDeskSignals.mqh for Desky to get this working. And of course the database connector running in a separate (XAUUSD) chart.


UPDATE 2018-11-04

Version 4.0

Besides many internal improvements, TDesk now has two new features:

* TDesk now can collect and save the signal history together with some important signal calculating parameters. Read more: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 10#p164710

* TDesk now can calculate the best TP and SL strategies for its own trades. Read more: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 06#p164706


UPDATE 2018-12-31

Version 5.0

Besides many other improvements, TDesk now has the following new features:

TDesk now can respect "VetoSignals". No Super Signal will be generated without ALL Veto Signals agreeing. You can define in the inputs which of the incoming signals are treated as Veto Signals. Just enter the signal name (as shown in the dashboard with or without slash and timeframe) as a comma-delimited list in "VetoSignalsList" like "HGI-2,SS-1,RSI-X/M15,RSI-X/H1" to flag them as VetoSignals.

There is a second list "SignalsToExcludeList" in the inputs. You can exclude your VetoSignals from the Solo Signals and Multi Signals calculation here. Per default your VetoSignals are also included in the Solo and Multi Signals calculation as any other incoming signal. If you don't want that enter them here again to flag them as excluded.

The dashboard part has been rewritten vastly. You can now remove any column from the display until you have only the trade pairs left. And you can add detail columns without showing the respective summary column. Nevertheless, TDesk will continue to do all calculations and send signals no matter what you hide.

More explanations are here: How the TDesk Signals gets calculated and here: What the TDesk Inputs mean.


UPDATE 2019-01-06

Version 5.1

A few bugfixes.


UPDATE 2019-01-13

Version 5.2

The input options for VetoSignalList and SignalsToExcludeList have been improved. Explanations are in this post: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 36#p163925

TDesk now also communicates the Veto Signal settings to Desky for transmitting them to FXTestify. You must re-compile EAs using it (like Desky) with the latest TDeskSignals.mqh to use that feature.


UPDATE 2019-03-14

Version 5.3

Only a few little changes. The expiry period got extendend and signals can be blocked not only before news, but also after them. See the changes (in red) as always here: http://www.stevehopwoodforex.com/phpBB3 ... 36#p163925


UPDATE 2019-03-30

Version 6.1 - TDesk Extended

* The list of possible input signals has exploded
* The universe of possible strategies has expanded
* Your understanding of the TDesk signals will widen
* The usability and many details have improved

First:

TDesk can now use up to 8 EAX PINs. Sounds very technical, but is something that increases the number of possible input signals hugely. EAX PINs are very similar to our Drone Indicators. They have been there before TDesk was invented and are fully explained here:

* https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=568595
* https://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=730416

There are a lot of EAX PINS out there to take advantage of, and one benefit is that they tend to be multi-pair so we don't need to have umpteen charts open to get all our signals. This allows TDesk to profit from a incredible wealth of work already done.

The drawback of EAX PINs is they don't provide any information about the indicator or time frame (they are just named Pin1, Pin2, Pin3). But as you will see below, there is a solution to this.

Second:

TDesk can now work with many, many more trading strategies. We discussed at TDesk Whispers what would be needed to fit most needs. Result are the new "Veto" and "ForceExit" signal lists. While the first can force the Super Signal to be flat (they are the largely discussed "Must Agree" signals), latter can force the trading EA to exit from all trading positions.

Third:

TDesk Super/Multi/Solo Signals were a sophisticated construction from the beginning, and now with Veto and Exit Signals things may start to look a bit complicated. But beside all bells and whistles and new features TDesk is still what it was. You can simply ignore all the new inputs and it will behave just like before. TDesk will always be as simple as possible and as sophisticated as needed. Users will always have the freedom of choosing by themselves how complicated they wanna have it. This begins with the freedom to use solely the Solo Signals or the Multi Signals or to use more sophisticated combinations of both. I stick to this approach. All the new inputs are optional and you can ignore them unless you want to do something more complicated. TDesk is as simple as before, but at the same time offers some more doors to go through.

That said, here a new feature jumps in. All Super/Multi/Solo/Veto signals can tell you how they got computed. Just click one of them to see the details. Understand those details, refine your signal settings and master TDesk. I think this function will help a lot.

Fourth:

Signals that have special attributes like being provided by EAX-Pins or contained in a list of veto/exit signals have headers coloured as clickable in the detailed signal list and a button "View" in the footer. Click on any of these to see explanations for the respective signal's attributes.

If you open up the "News Content" column by clicking the "News Offset" header, there will be a new label "Open FF Calendar" in the top right corner. You can click it to open the calendar in your standard browser.

Remarks:

I believe TDesk must be a simple as possible and as sophisticated as needed. I stick to my approch with the new features. They all are optional and you can ignore them unless you want to do something more complicated that eventually needs some of them. TDesk is as (more or less) simple as before, but at the same time offers some more doors to go through.


UPDATE 2019-04-07

Version 6.2 - TDesk Pimped

FF has changed the download location for the calendar XML files. This has been fixed to keep the calendar part running

There is a new way to show all the information that lived above the dashboard. This new view is called CompactView and only needs one line instead of four. All information can be shown in tooltip windows if you click the buttons. If you prefer the old look, CompactView can be disabled in the inputs.

News offsets and contents can now be clicked to show all known news details.

The tooltip windows system got some enhancements. You will see.

The code has been subject to some reorganization. You will not see, but maybe feel.


UPDATE 2019-04-14

Version 6.4 - TDesk Final (I thought)

As long as no more coding errors will show up, this will be the final TDesk version for the time being. I have no more reasonable ideas that should be added. As soon as the GUI skinner in me takes over, I know the coder has finished his job. The changes in this version are mostly cosmetic:

Fixed two minor coding errors. Thanks for alerting me, Bill.

Each time the inputs of TDesk get changed, they will be automatically saved to disk. The little helper script below opens TDesk with those latest settings.

TDesk now manages the chart background and disables/hides everything that is not needed. You can disable that function by setting BackgroundColor to clrNONE.

The CompactView line above the dashboard got optimized. There also is a new "Account" button that opens a window showing some account information. The information in some of the other windows got amended.

The thousands of ugly "TDESK-XYZ-53536" object tooltips have gone. Each clickable item now has it's own explanatory tooltip for better user guidance.

A little blinking heartbeat label in the top right corner indicates that TDesk is still running.

Most of the dashboard redraw flickering got eliminated by a new algorithm.


UPDATE 2019-04-27

Version 6.5 - TDesk Final 2

I thought version 6.4 would be the final one for quite some time. But one feature was missing that I had thought of earlier and then forgot. One user brought it up again in the forum. The idea is about means to invert signals. This van be useful if you want specific signals to be AGAINST the trend, for example to trade retracements. I have added this now. See the update notes and the documentation.

A new "TDeskSignals. mqh" include file for trading drones like Desky takes care for delivering the new input to the FXTestify database.


UPDATE 2019-05-04

Version 6.6 - TDesk Final 3

The feature to invert incoming signals didn't work as expected and got fixed.

Another good idea popped up in the forum: "Risk On, Risk Off" signals that allow or block trading at all, no matter in what direction. There is now a new signals list "NullifyDirectional Signals". Signals on this list can have only two states: NONE or FLAT. Incoming directional signals get nullified (set to NONE) by TDesk. This way you can block trading at all or exit all positions together with the VetoOnDisagreeSignals and ForceExitOnDisagreeSignals lists.

A new "TDeskSignals. mqh" include file for trading drones like Desky takes care for delivering the new input to the FXTestify database.


UPDATE 2019-06-16

Version 6.7

The logic for blocking signals by spreads had problems handling pairs with unusual high spreads. The "long-term spread" never got calculated correctly. This has been fixed. You must close TDesk, run the "TDesk Global Variables Cleaner" script and then restart TDesk if you are affected.

The "NewsBlockSignals" input has three possible values now. In addition to block all or nothing, you now can block entry signals only, i.e. switching to LONG or SHORT from another state.

There is a new input: "SetMissingSignalsToFlat" causes all signals to be initialized with a default of FLAT instead of NONE. This must only be used in rare cases where signal drones send NONE instead of FLAT.

The expiry date has been changed to 2019-10-01. TDesk will warn you 10 days in advance.


UPDATE 2019-07-08

Version 6.8

There is a new input "ResetAllSignalsOnExit" in the "Special Signals" section. It is set to "True" as default and forces the Solo and Multi Signals to FLAT when an EXIT signal is present. This way, all the signals have to reach their entry threshold again before new directional signals are created after an EXIT condition.

The "Open all charts" button at the bottom now only opens the charts that are actually shown in the dashboard. You can change them by clicking the table header or a currency in the first column.

Some minor fixes and improvements under the hood.


UPDATE 2019-07-19

Version 6.81

There are two new inputs in the "Dashboard alerts" section: "AlertOnFlatSignals" and "AlertOnExitSignals". Both default to true. Set them to false to filter the respective alerts and get less annoyed.


UPDATE 2020-12-31

Version 7.3

Too many changes to list them here. It's all in the new TDesk Manual. New expiry date is 2022-01-01.

One important note:

TDesk now has a new symbol input method, see the changed inputs in the manual. You will have to re-configure your running projects in this aspect. You can do it by the following easy steps:

1. Save your current configuration to a setfile.
2. Install the new version.
3. Load the saved setfile.
4. Reconfigure the trading instruments by the new input fields.

You could also copy your former list of symbols from PairsToTrade to a notepad and then paste it into the new input field SymbolsToInclude. But I would rather recommend using the full power of the new method.



UPDATE 2021-03-11

Version 7.4

ForexFactory has changed the location of the downloadable calendar. TDesk got adapted.

There is a new input ShowPendingTradeColumns, which allows you to hide the pending trades stuff completely. Needed only if your system doesn't work with pending orders.

Save your settings before you upgrade to the new version.


UPDATE 2021-03-26

Version 7.41

Service release to fix a minor problem with applying templates to new charts.


Cheers
Thomas
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Hi @all.

You might be interested in a class of new tools.

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Hi @all.

Ever asked yourself where to start with TDesk and the whole stuff connected? Have a look here: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5681&p=167735#p167735


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Hi @all.

Version 7.5 is in post 1.

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To all TDesk Pros.

The "TDesk Whispers" topic has changed its location and is now publicly available: viewtopic.php?f=106&t=5617

The tools got updated with prolonged expiries.

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Hi @all.

New versions of all TDesk-related thingies with expiry are available.
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Hi @all.

New 2024 versions of all TDesk-related thingies with expiry are available.
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