Many listings recommend a starting capital of US$1,000. Leverage: from 1:10 up to 1:1000 in some versions.
No DLL / No External Dependencies
Some versions are “NoDLL” / “No external dependencies,” making them easier to run on many brokers without extra permissions
Risk Control / Trade Protection
The EA is said to protect every trade with Take Profit, Stop Loss, Trailing Stop, Break-Even logic. It also claims not to use aggressive / risky strategies like martingale or grid.
Trend / Filter Logic
It often uses a Moving Average (MA) filter or similar trend confirmation logic before entering trade Some versions include news filters (GBP / USD) to avoid trading around high-volatility events.
Panel / Dashboard
The EA often comes with an on-chart panel showing useful info: daily pip count, current session, spread, forex calendar, etc.
Automatically Opens Trades
The EA is fully automated: it opens positions daily (Monday through Friday) based on its internal logic.
Maximum Orders / Controls
It includes parameters to limit how many orders can open per day (via “MaxOrders” or “MaxOrdersPerDay”).
Compatibility
Works on hedging / netting account types (depending on broker), standard / ECN accounts.
Backtest/Forward Test Using Your Broker Data
Use 99% tick modeling (if possible) over a long period.
Check drawdowns, worst single trade, consistency, and equity curve shape.
Broker Dependencies
Spread, slippage, order execution quality can heavily affect performance.
Some brokers may not allow external EAs, or may requote.
Drawdown Risk
Even with no martingale or grid, you may have sequences of losses; test your capital adequacy.
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