Pulse Grid EA
- Experts
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Xiaogang Ye
Dear friends!
I have 8 years of experience in FX automated trading, during which I developed my own EA automated trading through my own study and research.
I will show on the MQL5 signal platform. - Version: 1.30
- Updated: 2 July 2026
- Activations: 5
Pulse Grid is a multi-condition grid Expert Advisor designed to identify favorable entry opportunities under specific market conditions, rather than pursuing aggressive high-frequency trading. It uses controlled position layering and basket-based management to handle price retracements.
The EA applies multi-timeframe market filtering to evaluate trend conditions, price deviation, momentum changes, and trading time. A new trading cycle is opened only when the internal conditions are met. Once positions are active, the system manages additional entries by predefined spacing and layer rules, while handling take-profit logic based on the average price of positions in the same direction.
Key Features
Supports MT4 and MT5
Multi-condition market filtering
Controlled grid entries, not unlimited martingale
Same-direction basket management
Fixed lot size support
Balance-based lot sizing support
Account drawdown protection
Trading time control
Scheduled force-close option
Built-in core strategy settings to reduce misconfiguration risk
Operating Modes
Pulse Grid includes two operating profiles:
Night Profile
Designed for lower-volatility trading sessions, using fewer layers and stricter trading-time control. It also supports scheduled daily force close to reduce overnight or long-duration exposure.
All-day Profile
Designed for continuous market monitoring, using lighter initial lot sizing and a more detailed position sequence, while retaining account-level drawdown protection.
Risk Notice
Pulse Grid uses grid and layered-entry logic, which may generate significant floating losses during strong trends or extreme market conditions. Please test thoroughly in a demo account or Strategy Tester first, and choose appropriate lot settings based on account size, leverage, spread, and personal risk tolerance.
No Expert Advisor can guarantee profit. Historical backtest results do not represent future performance.
