EA with trend detection, order block entry, Fair Value Gap (FVG) exit, and risk management by creating reverse orders for losing trades

My Idea of profit making robot, It places the order using trend filter, whether the trend is uptrend/download it should detect opposite rejection candles(Order Block) and take orders and close that order FVG start point using trailing stop loss logic. And also it should take reverse recovery trade when it goes in loss after given threshold by user input. The order will be closed by trailing stop loss logic. When testing on every tick modelling, Its giving huge returns with less drawdown. But in real time it's not performing the same way as it in strategy tester. Please anyone, Guide me to get the proper working EA of my Idea. Thanks Haridoss Kumarasamy

✅ Key Features

• 📈 EMA-Based Trend Detection
  Uses two exponential moving averages (Fast EMA and Slow EMA) to detect uptrends and downtrends on a user-defined timeframe.
• 📊 Order Block (OB) Entry Strategy
  Enters trades only at significant price rejection zones:
• Buy at bullish rejection candles during an uptrend.
• Sell at bearish rejection candles during a downtrend.
• 📉 Fair Value Gap (FVG) Exit Strategy
  Detects and visualizes FVGs, allowing price inefficiencies to be marked as potential exit points (upon user interaction).
• 🔁 Reverse Trade Logic
  If an open trade exceeds a defined loss threshold in pips, the EA:
• Closes the losing position.
• Opens a new trade in the opposite direction.
• 🚦 Trailing Stop Loss
  Automatically adjusts the stop loss as the price moves in the trade’s favor, locking in profits or reducing risk.
• 🕒 Time Filter
  Restricts trading to specific hours of the day (user-defined start and end times) to avoid low-volume sessions.
• 🧾 Dashboard Display
  A live on-screen label shows the current market trend (UPTREND, DOWNTREND, or RANGING), giving traders quick visual insight.
• 🖼️ FVG Visualization on Click
  On chart click, the EA scans recent candles and draws rectangles to highlight:
• Bullish FVGs (green)
• Bearish FVGs (red)