Crash 500 Robot
- Experts
- Netcap Financial (Pty) Ltd
- Version: 1.0
- Activations: 5
CRASH 500 Robot Expert Advisor for MT5
This expert advisor is finely tuned for Crash500 synthetic currency trading, making it the ultimate choice for traders well-acquainted with this dynamic market.
Built upon a proprietary algorithm, the CRASH 500 Robot is precise on trade executions.
This EA identifying optimal entry and exit points by meticulously analyzing price movements. It's all about seizing opportunities at the perfect moment to maximize your profits.
Employing advanced technical analysis techniques, this robot evaluates essential factors such as price movements, high and low points, and average prices.
Unlike other crash500 expert advisors that solely focused on downtrends, the CRASH 500 Robot is fully automatic, confidently trading in both uptrends and downtrends. This versatility broadens your trading opportunities.
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Features:
- Easy to Use
- Only Set Risk Parameters
Recommendations:
To reduce drawdown, please consider employing the Lot Size calculation provided below. It's important to note that this is a guideline, and you have the option to assume higher risk. However, we strongly recommend conducting back tests with larger lot sizes before executing trades on a live account.
Maximum Lot Size Calculation: You can trade up to 0.2 lots for every 300 USD in your equity. For instance, if your equity is 1,200 USD, the calculation would be as follows: Lots = 1,200 / 300 = 4. Therefore, for 1,200 USD equity, the maximum allowable lots would be 4 multiplied by 0.2, which equals 0.8 lots.
Minimum Equity: 300USD
Symbol: "Crash500 Synthetic Currency"
Timeframe: EA must be opened on the 1 Minute Chart
Broker: "Deriv"
VPS is recommended but not essential.
Please do not hesitate to ask for support; we will assist in any way we can. All feedback is welcome for us to improve and update the EA in the future.
Important Notes:
Expert Advisors offer valuable trading insights and performance enhancements, but they do not ensure definite outcomes. Past results are not indicative of future results.
Financial markets are intricate and uncertain, inherently carrying risks at all times.