Experts: Drawdown Anchored Position Sizing and Adaptive Trailing Exits: Reusable Risk-Management Patterns for Expert Advisors in MQL5
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Drawdown Anchored Position Sizing and Adaptive Trailing Exits: Reusable Risk-Management Patterns for Expert Advisors in MQL5:
A funded account evaluation is won or lost on discipline rather than prediction. An Expert Advisor that finds excellent setups is worthless to a challenge account if nothing in its code understands where the daily and maximum loss limit sit, how much room the account has actually earned to hold more than one position, or when a winning trade's technical justification has quietly expired. Most published MQL5 material on Expert Advisor development concentrates on the entry signal, the moving average cross, the oscillator divergence, the pattern recognition but little is written about the layer that sits above the signal and decides whether that signal is allowed to act at all.
Author: Edwin Waithaka Gichigi