The EA is configured to trade conservatively, prioritizing
capital preservation over rapid growth. This risk mode ensures that each trade’s exposure is limited and the account remains stable even during volatile market conditions.
The manual lot setting means trade volume is
fixed by the user rather than adjusted dynamically based on account balance.
- Start Lot = 0.01, which is minimal and safe, allowing gradual scaling of positions.
This approach is ideal for small accounts or traders testing the EA on live markets.
The “HiLo” filter—often used to trade based on high and low price zones—is disabled. This suggests the EA relies on
its internal algorithmic entry conditions, such as volatility or candle pattern analysis, rather than fixed price extremes.
This parameter likely sets a volatility threshold based on standard deviation. The low value (0.002) ensures that the EA avoids trading in
extremely volatile conditions, maintaining trade accuracy and minimizing slippage.
Multiple orders are enabled, meaning the EA can
open several trades simultaneously, either as part of a grid or scaling strategy.
However, combined with the conservative risk setting, this function is managed carefully to prevent overexposure.
The EA limits open positions to a maximum of
10 trades at once, providing a safety cap to protect against runaway position buildup.
This balance between opportunity and protection reflects disciplined risk control.
The EA is set to continue trading after completing a trade cycle, enabling
continuous operation. This is beneficial for traders running the EA on VPS setups 24/7.
Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) Configuration
Both Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) parameters are enabled, confirming that the EA uses
fixed exit levels to manage trades safely and systematically.
Each trade targets
150 pips of profit, which indicates that the EA aims for
medium-term trade holding, possibly combining scalping entry logic with swing exit logic.
The EA applies a
1:1 risk-to-reward ratio, meaning it risks and aims to gain an equal amount of pips.
This balanced setup is ideal for
stable equity growth and helps maintain a healthy win/loss equilibrium over time.
Protection and Risk Management Settings
While the EA can use a fixed dollar stop limit, it’s currently disabled. This may be adjusted manually depending on account size or trading goals.
If enabled, this would cap total loss per trade to
$100, offering another layer of capital protection. It’s an important feature for traders with fixed-risk tolerance.
Equity-based protection is disabled by default. When active, it would stop trading if the account equity drops below a set percentage.
The EA includes an equity protection feature set at
20%, meaning it would halt trading operations if equity decreases by 20% of total balance.
Although currently disabled, this feature is a strong
safeguard against large drawdowns.
Additional Safety Filters
This critical setting ensures that the EA avoids placing trades during
widened spreads—often seen during news releases or low-liquidity hours.
This protects against poor execution and helps maintain accuracy in scalping or semi-scalping conditions.
The EA refuses to open trades if the current spread exceeds
20 points (2.0 pips). This confirms that
spread sensitivity is a built-in protection, suitable for brokers with tight spreads and stable execution environments.
