Epicus Prime MT5 EA

Epicus Prime is a system that analyzes market conditions and makes decisive price forecasts in order to provide control signals. It is built using sophisticated algorithms, in addition to standard technical indicators. To improve the decision-making process and deliver more precise and dependable trading signals, time, day, and market trading session filters have been integrated.

Thereafter then, Epicus Prime either uses instant market execution orders or pending orders, fully customizable by the user, to infiltrate the market.

Once the orders are sent and confirmed, recovery exit strategy is incorporated by registering the magic and ticket number of the positions, so that the EA algorithm will use them to automatically manage and optimize the executed orders. That way, the EA can have as much orders as possible, and each signal generated is taken into account, traded accordingly, and managed individually by the system with dynamic precision.

1. Address Me As: This input allows you to specify a custom name or identifier that the EA will recognize. For example, you can set it to "Trader123" or any other name you prefer.
2. Activate RESOURCE-SENTRY Turbo Mode: When this mode is enabled, most of the EA's processes are inhibited. This results in quicker tests and optimizations. It's useful during backtesting or when you want to speed up operations.
3. Order LotSize: This parameter determines the initial trade volume for each position opened by the EA. You can set it to a specific lot size (e.g., 0.1 lots) based on your risk preferences.
4. Trade Comment: Use this field to add a unique comment or label to the trades executed by the EA. It helps you track and identify specific trades in your trading history.
5. Magic Number: Assign a unique identifier (magic number) to trades opened by the EA. If you run multiple instances of the EA on different charts or symbols, this helps manage and distinguish their trades.
6. Zone SIZE Points: Specify the distance (in points) from the entry price to the initial zone boundary. This boundary defines the area where recovery trades will be triggered.
7. Zone TARGET Points: Set the distance (in points) from the entry price to the target zone boundary. The target zone is where the EA aims to close positions profitably during recovery.
8. Zone SUPPLEMENT Points: This parameter defines the supplementary zone boundary, which is an additional area beyond the target zone. Recovery trades may be triggered here if needed.
9. Core TRADING STRATEGY: Describe the primary trading strategy used by the EA. For example:
   Golden and Death Cross: The EA enters trades based on trend direction.
   Mean Reversion: The EA looks for price reversals.
   Breakout: The EA trades breakouts from consolidation zones.
10. Implement NETTING: Choose between closing and holding positions before another trade is initiated.
11. Enable 2 Step Authentication: When enabled, the EA requires additional confirmation step before being attached to chart.
12. Confirm If Trading Is Accepted: Prompt the user to confirm before executing trades. Useful for manual intervention.
13. Switch To Manual Trading: Allow manual trading alongside the EA. You can manually open/close positions even when the EA is active.
14. Use OCO Pending Orders (One-Cancels-Other): Set up One-Cancels-Other (OCO) orders for pending trades. If one order is triggered, the other is automatically canceled.
15. Cancel Pending Orders On New Signal: Automatically cancel pending orders (if any) when a new trading signal occurs.
16. Play Sounds: Enable sound notifications for various events (e.g., trade execution, alerts).
17. Use Custom Chart: Use the dedicated custom chart for the EA. You can choose a different timeframe or symbol.
18. DEPLOY Positions' GEOMETRY Restriction: Define restrictions on position placement. For example, limit the distance between recovery positions.
19. Apply Trail To Initial (1st) Positions: Enable trailing stop for initial positions. The stop loss level adjusts as the trade moves in your favor.
20. Apply Trail To Recovery Positions: Similarly, apply a trailing stop to recovery positions.
21. Display EA Load-Up Setup: Show the EA's configuration on the chart. Useful for monitoring settings.
22. Display The Comments Panel: Display comments or notes on the chart. You can add annotations related to specific trades or strategies.
23. Display Background Data Analysis: Show analysis data (e.g., moving averages, indicators) in the background.
24. Display Info Panel: Display information about open positions, account balance, and other relevant data.
25. Transparent Info Panel: Make the info panel transparent for better visibility.
26. Display Manual Trading Panel: Show a panel for manual trading. You can place manual orders directly from the chart.
27. Transparent Manual Trading Panel: Make the manual trading panel transparent.
28. Allow EA To MANAGE MANUAL Trades: Let the EA manage manual trades alongside its own positions.
29. Display Indicators In Use Instantly: Show indicators (e.g., moving averages, RSI) on the chart immediately after adding them.
30. Display Consolidation Range: Highlight consolidation ranges on the chart. Useful for identifying potential breakout zones.
31. Visualize Japanese Candlestick Patterns: Overlay candlestick patterns (e.g., doji, engulfing) on the chart.
32. Print Statements: Print debugging statements in the log for troubleshooting purposes.
33. Print Warning Messages: Print warnings related to EA behavior (e.g., insufficient margin) to the expert tab.