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On MQL5 I publish 7 Expert Advisors (Dawnbreak, LongRunner, Second Wind, Relay, Snapback Pro, Fairway, RecoveryPilot) and 5 utilities, 3 of them free. I run my own EAs on real-money accounts. Every product has a guide with all settings in my blog, and all of them are listed in one overview post.
Support: questions and bug reports in the product comments or by private message.
Complete guide (every setting): https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/778504 Launch price: 39 USD for the first 10 copies. Then 59 USD, final price 79 USD. Early buyers keep every future update. Trade Panel Sextant for MetaTrader 5 – every trade sized from your risk. You set how much you want to risk, place the stop where the chart says, and Sextant calculates the lot size, sends the order and manages the trade. An account guard with a daily loss limit, a daily target and trade caps keeps a bad day
Recovery EA for MetaTrader 5 - Partial Recovery, Grid and Zone. RecoveryPilot works a losing position back instead of hoping for a reversal. Its main mode, Partial Recovery , locks the losing trade, splits it into small parts and pays the loss off part by part with small trend-following recovery orders. The auto profile sets step, lot and order count for each symbol. Grid averaging and zone recovery are included as alternative methods. Before a cycle starts, the EA calculates what it can lose;
My new Expert Advisor Dawnbreak – Session Range Breakout for MetaTrader 5:
https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/178401
HOW IT TRADES
1. Measures the high and low of a fixed time window (e.g. 03:05–06:05 server time on gold)
2. Places a BuyStop above and a SellStop below that range
3. The first order to fill wins, the other one is cancelled
4. Exit at the stop loss, the take profit or a fixed close time
WHAT YOU GET
✅ One trade per day and chart
✅ A stop loss on every trade – no grid, no martingale, no averaging
✅ Lot size calculated from the stop distance, capped to 90 % of the free margin
✅ Optional adaptive take profit that learns a target per symbol from the last 30 breakouts
✅ Daily loss limit, pause after a losing streak, max-spread filter
✅ Restart-safe: finds its own orders again after a terminal restart
✅ Live dashboard and the past 20 ranges drawn on the chart
SET FILES + FULL GUIDE
Set files for 9 setups on 8 markets (XAUUSD classic and adaptive, EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, EURJPY, DE40, US30, BTCUSD) and an explanation of every setting:
https://www.mql5.com/en/blogs/post/776683
HONEST NOTES
• Gold is the only market backtested so far (Python simulation on hourly gold data, no costs modelled – details in the guide). Please test each set in the Strategy Tester with real ticks and on demo before going live.
• A public live signal starts this week – I'll post it here as soon as it runs.
199 USD or 30 USD per month, free demo available.
Questions? Comment below or send me a message.
Risk warning: trading forex and CFDs on margin carries a high risk of loss. Past results do not guarantee future results.
Bonus: buy Dawnbreak and get LongRunner or Second Wind for free. Send me a private message after your purchase. Dawnbreak trades the breakout of a fixed session range on MetaTrader 5. One trade per day and chart, a stop loss on every trade, no grid, no martingale, no averaging. Recommended for gold (XAUUSD) and the DAX (DE40) . Updates are free for every buyer. Not sure yet? Download the free demo and run it in the Strategy Tester on your own broker's data. Full guide with all set files
A few of my fully-automated MetaTrader signals — all with long, verified track records:
🥇 Golden Crown Capital — +385% (57 weeks live)
🥈 Golden Stability Growth — +328% (88 weeks live)
🥉 Tokyo Precision FX — +140% (57 weeks live)
100% algorithmic, running 24/5 on dedicated servers.
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