Multi Asset Trend Portfolio
- Experts
- Versione: 1.20
- Attivazioni: 5
One EA. Several symbols. Risk first. Multi Asset Trend Portfolio runs a classic, transparent trend system on a basket of symbols from a single chart. When the market closes beyond its 20-candle H1 channel in the direction of the 200 EMA, the EA enters with a calculated lot size, a volatility-based stop loss and a fixed take profit. Then it waits for the next setup. No martingale. No grid. No averaging down. HOW IT DECIDES - Trend: H1 Donchian breakout (20 candles) in the direction of the EMA 200 - Stop loss: 2 x ATR(H1), always set when the order is sent - Take profit: fixed multiple of the risk (default 3 x) - One trade per symbol per day, with a limit of simultaneous open positions PROTECTION BUILT IN - Risk per trade as a percent of balance (default 0.25%), lot size calculated automatically - Daily loss guard: closes everything and pauses trading for the day - Total loss guard: closes everything and stops the EA - Optional news block through a global variable written by your own news tool - Server time zone and daylight saving inputs, so it works on different brokers CLEAN PANEL A compact panel on the right side of the chart shows the EA status, the orders opened today, and the realized and floating result of the day and of the week. SETUP 1. Attach the EA to ONE chart, any symbol, H1 recommended. 2. Edit the symbol list if your broker uses suffixes (for example XAUUSD.m) and make sure the symbols are in Market Watch. 3. Set the risk and loss guards that fit your account and run it on demo first. DEFAULT SYMBOLS XAUUSD, EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD. Edit the list in the Symbols input. Format: SYMBOL:range_min%:range_max%. IMPORTANT This is an automated tool, not financial advice. Trading involves risk and no result is guaranteed. Past or tested performance does not predict future results. Use a free demo or the Strategy Tester to evaluate the EA on your own broker data before using real money. Questions or ideas? Leave a comment, I read them all.
