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		By: Jalal		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi,
Thanks a lot..
very useful article]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi,<br />
Thanks a lot..<br />
very useful article</p>
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		By: Nathan K.		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Not directly related to file managers, but this reminds me why rapid prototyping matters in trading too. I spend way too much time in terminals tweaking things that should be automated. Been using &lt;strong&gt;Ratio X EA Generator&lt;/strong&gt; to spin up custom EAs from plain language strategy specs; it handles the &lt;strong&gt;MQL5&lt;/strong&gt; boilerplate via a 3-agent pipeline, so I can focus on edge validation and backtesting instead of syntax. 
Saves the iteration cycle when you&#039;re testing breakout logic across multiple pairs and regimes. Have you found terminal file managers actually speed up your backtesting workflow, or is it more about general productivity?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Not directly related to file managers, but this reminds me why rapid prototyping matters in trading too. I spend way too much time in terminals tweaking things that should be automated. Been using <strong>Ratio X EA Generator</strong> to spin up custom EAs from plain language strategy specs; it handles the <strong>MQL5</strong> boilerplate via a 3-agent pipeline, so I can focus on edge validation and backtesting instead of syntax.<br />
Saves the iteration cycle when you&#8217;re testing breakout logic across multiple pairs and regimes. Have you found terminal file managers actually speed up your backtesting workflow, or is it more about general productivity?</p>
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