Daily Drawdown Guard is a MetaTrader 5 utility. It watches the daily loss of the account and raises a warning or a critical alert when a limit you chose is reached. It does not place, modify or close orders, and it does not stop other Expert Advisors.
At the start of each trading day (a chosen hour and minute in broker server time, midnight by default) the utility stores the equity and the balance. During the day it also tracks the highest equity reached since that start.
The panel shows:
Credit is shown as a separate line. A broker credit bonus increases equity, but it is not cash. If the account has a credit, read the daily loss against both equity and balance; a percent of equity can look smaller than the same money relative to the cash balance.
You choose which figure is compared with the limits:
Each mode can use a percent limit, an optional money limit, or both. The warning must be below the critical level when both are set. Each level fires only once per trading day. After a restart during the same day the start, the peak and the “already alerted” flags are restored from terminal global variables, so the same alert is not repeated.
Alerts can be a terminal alert window, a sound, and an optional push notification to a MetaQuotes ID. The utility never sends orders and never closes a position for you. If you need to flatten, you do that yourself.
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