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I’m looking to have an EA robot (mt4/5) created
that has a numerous set of simple rules that aligns with my strategy.
I own a signal group and have all of my trades from the past 12 most mapped out
I’m very new to robots so don’t know how everything works, my strategy is VERY simple but VERY efficient giving i have a 85%+ Win Rate. Looking for my bot to do the same results if not better. 1. Trend-Following with Pending Orders
• Entry Condition:
• Only place pending orders when both the 1-hour and 4-hour timeframes confirm a trend using the EMA (Exponential Moving Average). A buy stop is placed if the 50 EMA is above the 200 EMA on both timeframes, and a sell stop is placed if the 50 EMA is below the 200 EMA.
• Additional Condition: RSI(14) must be above 55 for a buy setup and below 45 for a sell setup on the 1-hour chart. This ensures momentum aligns with the trend.
• Pending Order Placement:
• Calculate the placement of the buy or sell stop order based on the Average True Range (ATR). For instance, if ATR(14) is 20 pips, place the order 15 pips above the last swing high for a buy or 15 pips below the last swing low for a sell.
• Trend Break Confirmation:
• Define a “strong trend break” as the price breaking out with a single 1-hour candle that closes beyond the recent swing high (for buy) or low (for sell) by at least 1.2 times the ATR(14).
2. Fly Zones (Weak Support and Resistance)
• Fly Zone Definition:
• Fly Zones are areas where price frequently crosses support and resistance levels. Define Fly Zones based on historical data where price has crossed a level at least 5 times in the past 3 months within a 30-pip range.
• Entry within Fly Zones:
• Only enter a position within a Fly Zone if RSI(14) is between 40 and 60 (indicating a potential reversal or breakout zone) and MACD shows a convergence or divergence. For example, if RSI is low but MACD shows bullish divergence, consider a buy setup.
3. Risk Management with Multiple Take Profits
• Position Sizing:
• Use ATR to set position sizes and stop-loss distances. For example, in low-volatility conditions (low ATR), use a higher position size with tighter stop losses; in high volatility (high ATR), use a smaller position size with wider stop losses.
• Three Separate Take Profits:
• Divide each position into three parts:
• Take Profit 1 (60%): Set at a 1:1 risk-to-reward ratio, ensuring achievable profits.
• Take Profit 2 (20%): Set at a 1:3 risk-to-reward ratio to capture moderate trend movement.
• Take Profit 3 (20%): Set at a 1:6 or higher risk-to-reward ratio, targeting maximum trend movement.
• Stop Loss Adjustment:
• When Take Profit 1 is reached, move the stop loss for the remaining position to breakeven.
• When Take Profit 2 is reached, move the stop loss of the final position to the level of Take Profit 1, locking in profit.
4. Protecting Profits and Minimizing Losses
• Trailing Stop: Implement a trailing stop for the final portion (Take Profit 3) at 1.5 times ATR(14). This allows the bot to maximize gains if the price moves further in your favor.
• Breakeven Stop:
• For each entry, adjust the stop loss to the entry level if Take Profit 1 is achieved, to prevent losing a winning trade.
5. Technical Analysis and Market Context
• Trend Confirmation with Technical Indicators:
• Use trendlines, price action, and candlestick patterns (e.g., bullish/bearish engulfing) to support entry and exit decisions. For example, if a bullish engulfing pattern appears on the 4-hour chart at a Fly Zone, consider a buy setup if it aligns with EMA and RSI.
• Market News Filter:
• Incorporate an external filter to pause trading 15 minutes before and after high-impact news events, as reported on an economic calendar (e.g., FOMC announcements, NFP, etc.).
6. Multi-Timeframe Confirmation for Entry Optimization
• Trend Alignment Across Multiple Timeframes:
• Confirm that both the 1-hour and 4-hour charts align in trend direction. For example, for a buy entry, ensure the 50 EMA is above the 200 EMA on both charts.
• Indicator Validation in Fly Zones:
• Combine Fly Zones with RSI and MACD. For instance, only place a buy stop in a Fly Zone if RSI(14) is above 55 and MACD shows a bullish cross.
7. ATR-Adjusted Pending Order Placement
• Pending Order Distance Based on ATR:
• For all pending orders, set entry levels a certain percentage beyond recent highs or lows, adjusting according to ATR. For example, place the buy stop order 10 pips + (0.5 * ATR(14)) above the most recent high. This helps account for volatility and prevents premature entries.
8. Enhanced Risk Management with ATR-Adjusted Position Sizing
• Position Sizing with ATR:
• Calculate stop-loss distances and position sizes based on ATR, ensuring consistent risk. For example, in high-volatility markets (high ATR), use a wider stop loss but a smaller position size; in low-volatility markets (low ATR), use a tighter stop with a larger position size.
9. AI-Driven Sentiment Analysis Filter
• Sentiment Analysis:
• Use sentiment data from tools like StockTwits, Twitter API, or custom AI models to filter trades. Only enter trades if sentiment aligns with your signal; for example, if sentiment is over 60% bullish when considering a buy.
• Position Sizing Based on Sentiment:
• Adjust position sizes based on sentiment alignment. If sentiment strongly supports the trend, increase position size within your risk management limits. If sentiment is mixed, reduce or skip the trade.
10. Adaptive Take Profit and Stop Loss
• Dynamic Take Profits:
• Allow the bot to adjust Take Profit 3 dynamically based on current price action. For example, if price action is strong (e.g., closing high on consecutive bars), extend Take Profit 3 by an additional 1:1 risk-to-reward ratio.
11. Daily Loss Limit and Drawdown Control
• Daily Loss Limit:
• Program the bot to stop trading once a daily loss limit of 2% of account balance is reached. This prevents excessive losses and preserves capital.
• Drawdown Control:
• Implement a maximum drawdown limit (e.g., 10% of account balance) to stop trading and require manual reset if breached.
Summary of Key Indicators and Values:
1. 50 EMA and 200 EMA on 1-hour and 4-hour charts for trend direction.
2. RSI(14):
• Above 55 for buy entries, below 45 for sell entries.
3. MACD:
• Confirm trend or divergence, particularly within Fly Zones.
4. ATR(14):
• Calculate stop-loss distances, pending order placements, and adjust position sizing based on volatility.
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