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Most panels show only trades they placed, or the chart's own symbol. Trade Control Center puts every position and pending order - manual, phone, another terminal, any EA - into one table, across every symbol. Nothing closes or stops until a button is pressed or a limit and action are set. TRADES = Trade Control Center Trades Guards Guards Account OK [###---] EA 69 Window OFF Today (comm/swap incl.) -15162.00 Open 11 / 0.40 lots Pending 1 Group: None All Buys Sells Losing Winning Symbol EA
Most risk tools work on the whole account: trip one limit and every EA on it stops, even the ones that did nothing wrong. EA Circuit Breaker works on one EA at a time - its own row, its own four limits, its own outcome. By default nothing closes or stops, and it places no order of its own on a real account. = EA Circuit Breaker Account 75584608 Hedging JPY Today -242056.00 Open 4 / 0.27 lots NAME TODAY OPEN LIMIT STATE Trend bot -19200.00 0/0.00 -22725.48 [#####-] WARN Range bot -61250.00 0/0.00
You place the stop; the panel works out the size. Risk Lock Trade Panel is a manual trading panel for MetaTrader 5 that sizes every order from the risk you set, sends it with the stop already attached, and manages the position from the same window. It does not open trades on its own, does not give advice, and does not send signals. Enter your risk as a percent of balance or equity, or as a fixed amount, and set the stop distance in points - or press Show line and drag the stop line on the chart
Trade Pause Scheduler keeps your account out of the hours you'd rather sit out. You choose the windows; during one, it cancels pending orders that get placed and closes positions that get opened, and when the window ends everything goes back to normal. It doesn't open trades, choose entries, or send signals. Windows can be set three ways. By economic release: pick the importance (high only, high and medium, or all) and the countries that matter, then say how many minutes before and after a
Drawdown Guard watches your account against loss limits you set, and closes what needs closing when a limit is reached - that's all it does. It doesn't decide when to buy or sell, and it doesn't give advice. Set a daily loss limit, a total loss limit, or both. As the loss nears a limit, the tool warns you; once the limit is reached, it closes any position or pending order that opens from that point on, and - only if that option is turned on - the positions already open as well. It's worth saying