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Is your broker filling you at the price you see? Execution Quality Logger answers with numbers: slippage, latency and spread for every fill on the account - every EA and every manual trade - in a chart panel and a CSV file. Use it to compare brokers, to check a VPS, or to find out why live results differ from the backtest. It only measures; it never trades on a live account. A utility that measures how your broker fills your orders. Attach it to any one chart: it watches every deal on the tradin
TradeMath is a read-only script. It reads the closed trades of the account it runs on and prints five numbers that describe the trading so far. It opens, changes and closes nothing. It measures the past and predicts nothing. The five numbers Expectancy : win % x average win - loss % x average loss = the average trade after costs. Also the net result and the profit factor. Costs : swap, commission and fees in money and as a share of the gross profit. Drawdown : the deepest fall of the closed-trad
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One bad day should not end your account. Account Guardian is a seat belt for your whole trading account: you set the loss limits once, and when equity reaches one of them it closes everything and keeps the account flat - even if an EA misbehaves, a manual trade goes wrong or you are asleep. Why traders install it Guards the whole account, not one chart: every EA, every manual trade, every pending order, every symbol. Daily loss and max loss limits like the prop firms use, with a buffer so it tri
TradeMath is a read-only script. It reads the closed trades of the account it runs on and prints five numbers that describe the trading so far. It opens, changes and closes nothing. It measures the past and predicts nothing. The five numbers Expectancy : win % x average win - loss % x average loss = the average trade after costs. Also the net result and the profit factor. Costs : swap, commission and fees in money and as a share of the gross profit. Drawdown : the deepest fall of the closed-trad
FREE
PropGold
Ganzorig Munkhbayar
A calm gold breakout EA that shows you its losses before you buy it. One idea, traded with discipline: wait for a clean break of the H4 opening range on XAUUSD, enter with a stop already in place, bank part of the move, and let the rest run. No martingale, no grid, no averaging down, no hedging, and never a trade without a stop loss. Price: 299 USD. Rent: 30 USD for 1 month or 199 USD for 1 year. Why traders choose it Small, controlled drawdown. In the real-tick backtest below the deepest equity
One bad day should not end your account. Account Guardian is a seat belt for your whole trading account: you set the loss limits once, and when equity reaches one of them it closes everything and keeps the account flat - even if an EA misbehaves, a manual trade goes wrong or you are asleep. Why traders install it Guards the whole account, not one chart: every EA, every manual trade, every pending order, every symbol. Daily loss and max loss limits like the prop firms use, with a buffer so it tri
TheRedeemer
Ganzorig Munkhbayar
Built by a trader, for traders who want to stay in the game. TheRedeemer is ten years of one trader's work on gold, distilled into an Expert Advisor that does the hard parts for you: it opens a balanced hedge pair instead of guessing the direction, follows the side the market chooses, locks profit before it slips away, and recovers a drawdown step by step rather than all at once. Version 6.3 brings the account guard, margin checks and order checks that our own long tests asked for - so it can ru
Terminal Watchdog
Ganzorig Munkhbayar
Find out the moment your EAs stop working - not days later. Terminal Watchdog sends a push to your phone when the connection drops, Algo Trading is switched off, the price feed freezes, an EA disappears from its chart or the margin level gets low, and again when it recovers. Built to stay quiet at weekends and daily breaks, so an alarm means something. It never trades on a live account. A utility for anyone who leaves MetaTrader 5 running on a VPS or a home computer. Attach it to one chart: ever