Grid Deriv
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Antonio Simon Del Vecchio
Who I am
Systems engineer and developer of Expert Advisors for MetaTrader 5. Focused on the design, modeling, and optimization of automated trading systems.
What I offer
1. Ready-to-use EAs for MT5 with different trading approaches
2. Set files by symbol ready to use - Version: 1.14
- Updated: 30 April 2026
- Activations: 10
Grid Deriv comes configured by default for XAUUSD (Gold). Ready to use after installation.
Additional configurations: available for Forex, Synthetic Indices, Cryptos and new markets that are progressively added, organized by Low, Medium and High risk levels.
Message me privately to receive direct access to configurations organized by market, asset and risk level.
Grid Deriv: an EA ready to trade automatic cycles with entries in extreme zones and global profit closing.
Grid Deriv is designed for traders who want a practical, organized and easy-to-configure solution without having to build a strategy from scratch. The EA comes prepared by default for XAUUSD (Gold) and can work with additional configurations for different markets such as Forex, Synthetic Indices and Cryptos.
The system logic is based on detecting zones where price moves away from its normal range and opening a grid-type trading cycle. The objective is not to close each trade separately, but to manage the group of positions as one complete cycle, looking for a global profit close according to the configuration used.
What are set files?
Set files are configuration files for MetaTrader 5. They allow the EA parameters to be loaded automatically for a specific market, asset and risk profile.
Instead of manually adjusting every parameter, the user can work with previously organized configurations. This makes the EA easier to use, reduces configuration errors and allows the user to choose between different risk levels: Low, Medium and High.
Main features
Ready for XAUUSD: Grid Deriv comes configured by default to start working on XAUUSD (Gold) after installation.
Configurations for different markets: you can access organized configurations for Forex, Synthetic Indices, Cryptos and new markets that are progressively added.
Organized risk levels: the configurations are structured into Low, Medium and High, so the user can select a more conservative, balanced or aggressive option according to their profile.
Global profit closing: the EA can close all trades in the cycle when the configured profit target is reached.
Global loss control: it allows a loss limit to be defined to close the complete cycle if the market moves against the strategy.
Automatic cycle management: the system can open new entries within the grid when price moves far enough from the previous entry.
Configurable lot scaling: includes Fixed, Linear and X2 modes, allowing the system aggressiveness to be adapted to the user's risk profile.
Optional time filter: allows trading to be limited to a specific time range, useful for adapting the EA to certain sessions or particular market conditions.
Grid Deriv is a tool designed to trade in a structured way, with clear entry, management and exit rules. Its greatest value is combining the EA with organized configurations, so the user can choose the market, asset and risk level that best fits their account.
Trading involves risk. Grid Deriv does not guarantee results. Backtests, configurations and set files are working references, not promises of future profitability. Always use a configuration suitable for your capital, risk tolerance and broker conditions.


I like the Grid Deriv EA because it has shown me that it can constantly open successful trades using the grid method. I am using the X2 factor, which means it opens a new position after a number of pips and it helps in two fronts. One, when the price is going in the right direction, it increases the profits. Two, when the price goes in the opposite direction, it helps to recover the loss or mitigate the loss. I had a recent case where the price went drastically in the wrong direction and the EA kept opening new transactions. Initially, I was concerned, but I soon understood how it could help. Once the price made a small comeback - I mean a really small comeback - the EA was ready to close all open transactions with a small loss considering that it was a huge move in the wrong direction. That is possible because of the grid and X2 factors. That means the EA doesn't need to wait for the price to have a huge comeback in order to mitigate the loss. I feel that it gives a level of security. However, keep in mind that this EA does not use SL per individual trade, which means it brings some level of risk, which is always the case for EA that don't use SL per trade. Instead, it has a global SL. So, determine your lot size carefully. Additionally, the grid method is ideal for pairs that go up and down, which means it won't be the best solution for pairs or commodities that tend to constantly go in the same direction due to the nature of the grid method. This EA trades in a good frequency and brings good results constantly - don't expect to be rich overnight. That is why I think it deserves a good review.