Gold Dual Grid EA
- Experts
- Version: 1.16
- Updated: 22 September 2026
- Activations: 5
Gold Dual Grid EA | Automated Dual-Direction Grid Trading for MT4
Gold Dual Grid EA combines buy and sell grid management, adjustable grid spacing, automated profit-taking, and an on-chart dashboard. Customizable settings help traders turn their trading plans into consistent execution while reducing repetitive order management.
1. Dual-Direction Trading
The EA manages buy-side and sell-side entry conditions separately, arranging entries according to predefined price distances. This structured approach reduces manual order placement and helps traders follow a consistent set of rules.
2. Three-Stage Grid Spacing
Configure three grid distances and switch between them when combined floating losses reach specified thresholds. Setting wider spacing for later stages allows more room between additional positions, giving traders greater control over entry density as exposure develops.
3. Dynamic Price Tracking and Grid Realignment
Price-following logic, periodic recalculation, and realignment after fills or price deviations help maintain entry levels according to the configured rules. This reduces the need to repeatedly adjust trading levels by hand.
4. Flexible Position Sizing
Customize the initial lot size, fixed lot increases, lot multipliers, and maximum lot size per order. Choose fixed-size trading or a progressive sizing approach to match your trading plan and exposure limits.
5. Basket-Based Profit Taking
The EA monitors the combined profit and loss of its managed buy and sell positions. Configurable profit thresholds based on position count trigger an automated closing process, simplifying the management of multiple open trades.
6. Daily Target Entry Lock
Set a daily profit target and stop new entries once the EA’s tracked total reaches that level. An optional manual-resume setting lets traders decide when to restart, supporting a more disciplined trading routine.
The current version tracks this total using basket profit recorded when profit-closing is triggered, so it may differ from the account’s final realized net profit.
7. Configurable Risk Management
Available controls include an order-count limit, a maximum lot size per order, a basket loss threshold, and optional protective hedging triggered by account equity or margin level. These settings help traders define how the EA should manage exposure and respond to specified conditions.
8. Trading Hours and Spread Filters
Define trading hours and a maximum permitted spread to keep new entries aligned with your schedule and trading-cost criteria. These controls make it easier to incorporate execution conditions into your trading plan.
9. Clear On-Chart Dashboard
View account balance, equity, free margin, buy and sell position counts, total lots, and floating profit or loss directly on the chart. Spread, margin level, and operating status are also displayed, keeping key information in one place.
10. One-Click Closing Controls
Dedicated buttons let you close buy positions, sell positions, or all positions managed by the EA on the current symbol. This combines automated operation with convenient manual intervention whenever needed.
11. Multi-Symbol Deployment
Run a separate EA instance on each symbol’s chart and customize grid distances, lot sizes, and exit settings individually. Orders are identified by symbol and Magic Number, supporting separate configurations across instruments.
Each instrument’s settings should be checked against its contract specifications and broker requirements before use.
12. Built-In Retry and Cooldown Settings
Configurable retry counts, delays, and cooldown periods support the handling of certain order placement, modification, and closing failures. Diagnostic logs also help users review execution issues and understand the EA’s operating status.
Clearer Trading Rules. Less Repetitive Work.
Gold Dual Grid EA brings dual-direction entries, position management, automated exits, and manual controls together in one MT4 system—designed for traders who want a configurable, rules-based approach to grid trading.
Grid trading and progressive position sizing can lead to substantial losses. Risk controls require proper configuration and remain subject to market conditions, connectivity, and broker execution. They do not guarantee profits or prevent stop-outs.
