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It's a risky. It's easy to use. It's martingale. EA Parameters: (M) EA Operation mode (0) Init order size (if Auto) === Strategy One (1) Grid size (pips) (2) Martingale multiplier (3) Max martingale levels ===== Admin (4) Target profit ($) (5) Suspend: loss over ($) (6) Close all: loss over ($) (7) Magic number 1 (8) Magic number 2 (9) Magic number for manual order In Auto_Initial_Orders mode (M), EA places one buy and one sell order when started. In
A simple tool that plots the margin figures of your account. There are 3 modes. Parameters: (1) ShowAccountName (2) MarginGraph (3) MarginAlert (4) GraphTheme (2) has 3 options: "FreeMargin" for plotting AccountFreeMargin(), "Margin" for plotting AccountMargin(), and "MarginPlus" for plotting AccountMargin() adjusted according to AccountFreeMarginMode() - details in https://docs.mql4.com/account/accountfreemarginmode If (3) is larger than (100*AccountEquity()/AccountMargin()), the last line of
A simple tool that shows the account information and plots the spread of the current currency pair/instrument. In addition, it also shows the local time, server time, and current times of major markets which requires proper manual settings for daylight saving, specifically (3), (4) and (5). Parameters: (1) ShowAccountName (2) Timezone (3) NewYorkDaylightSaving (4) LondonDaylightSaving (5) SydneyDaylightSaving
This is a simple but useful utility that plots the running p/l chart so you can understand the EA performance around the clock. Alongside the chart, it provides the account information for easy reference. In addition, if configured properly, it can send you push-notifications via your MetaQuotes ID ( https://www.mql5.com/en/articles/476 ) The graph shows the account running p/l in range during the corresponding timeframe - the same as the chart. The running p/l is calculated from open orders and