Sovereign Swing X
- Experts
- Version: 1.51
- Activations: 10
Sovereign Swing X
Sovereign Swing X is a multi-zone H1 breakout Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5. Instead of one fixed strategy, it runs six independently-toggleable breakout zones (Orion, Draco, Lyra, Phoenix, Atlas, Vega), each with its own session windows, entry logic, and take-profit targeting. Built-in session filters, a news-event filter, automatic break-even/trailing management, and live margin/volume safety checks let it manage trades from entry to exit without manual intervention.
The price of the ea will increases from $399 and the next price $450 and the final price is $1200
Activating the EA — Why It Matters
Attaching Sovereign Swing X to a chart is not enough on its own — it will not place a single trade until live/auto trading is actually switched on:
- Click the "Algo Trading" button in the MT5 toolbar so it's highlighted green.
- In the EA's properties window (Common tab), tick "Allow Algo Trading" for that chart.
- Make sure your broker account itself allows automated/expert trading (some demo/prop-firm accounts disable this by default).
If any of these are off, the EA keeps running its internal logic and logging warnings ("automated trading is disabled," "trading is not allowed for this account," etc.) but silently skips every trade — nothing will show up in your terminal even though the EA appears active on the chart. Always confirm the smiley-face icon (or the Algo Trading light) is green after attaching it.
Where to Find the Live Signal
Open the EA's Inputs tab and look under the "Community & Support" group at the top:
- Telegram Support: t.me/RickNHL
- Show My Trades (Live) Cent Account: showmytrades.com/account/sovereign-swing-x — this is the live, verifiable signal/track record you can follow to compare your own results against the live account.
Requirements
- Minimum deposit: $300
- Recommended timeframe: attach the EA to the H1 (1-hour) chart — all six zones are built around H1 breakout logic, so this is where the entry timing and session filters are calibrated to work correctly.
- Use a VPS
Lot Size Options — How to Choose
Under "Lot Settings" in the Inputs tab, the Lot Mode dropdown gives you four ways to size trades:
| Mode | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Lot | Always trades the exact lot size you type in ( Fix Lot Size ), regardless of balance. | Simple, predictable — but doesn't scale as your account grows or shrinks. |
| Risk % | Sizes each trade so a stop-loss hit costs a set % of your balance/equity ( Risk % ). | Straightforward risk-based scaling, but doesn't account for each zone's real historical volatility. |
| $ per 0.01 Lot | You set a dollar amount per 0.01 lot ( $ per 0.01 Lot ); lot size scales directly with balance. | Easy manual control, but still a rough approximation of real risk. |
| Historical Max DD ⭐ (Recommended) | Sizes each trade using each zone's actual historical maximum drawdown at 0.01 lot ( Hist Max DD per zone), scaled by your chosen Risk % . | The most risk-accurate option, since it's calibrated to each zone's real worst-case drawdown rather than a generic assumption. |
Why Historical Max DD is recommended: every zone (Orion, Draco, Lyra, Phoenix, Atlas, Vega) behaves differently — different entry frequency, different average trade duration, different worst-case losing streaks. Fixed lot and simple risk-% modes size all zones the same way, which can under- or over-expose you depending on which zones you enable. Historical Max DD mode uses each zone's own documented drawdown figure (visible as SSX_HistMaxDD_Zone[Name] inputs) so your position size reflects that specific zone's real risk profile — giving you more consistent risk exposure across whichever zone combination you choose to run.
