Reverse Martingale EA
- Experts
- Versione: 1.21
- Aggiornato: 7 marzo 2025
- Attivazioni: 5
Reverse Martingale EA
Reverse Martingale EA is an automated MetaTrader 4 Expert Advisor that applies a Reverse Martingale position-sizing method. Instead of increasing position size following a loss, the EA increases lot size following a winning trade and resets the lot size according to its configured rules after a losing trade.
Trading Approach
The strategy begins with the configured base lot size. Following a profitable trade, the next position size can be increased according to the selected multiplier.
If the sequence subsequently records a losing trade, the position size is reset to the base level according to the EA's money-management rules.
This creates a progressive position-sizing sequence during winning periods while avoiding the conventional Martingale practice of increasing lot size specifically to recover previous losses.
Main Features
- Reverse Martingale position sizing
- Configurable base lot size
- Configurable lot multiplier
- Position-size progression after winning trades
- Reset mechanism following a losing trade
- Automated Buy and Sell execution
- Configurable trade-management parameters
- Automated position management
Understanding Reverse Martingale Risk
Reverse Martingale is different from conventional Martingale, but it is not risk-free. Position size can become progressively larger during a sequence of profitable trades. A losing trade occurring after several increases can therefore involve substantially greater exposure than the initial trade.
Users should select the base lot, multiplier and progression limits according to account equity, leverage and acceptable risk.
Risk Information
Increasing position size can magnify both profits and losses. A sequence of previous winning trades does not increase the probability that the next trade will also be profitable.
Test the complete money-management sequence in the MetaTrader 4 Strategy Tester and on a demo account before live deployment. Historical performance does not guarantee future results.
