Hello!

Thanks for your question. I can certainly help you set up the automatic Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL). It's easier than it looks, and it's a great way to manage your trades.

Think of the EA as a smart assistant for your trades. Even though you see places to enter a manual TP and SL, our EA has its own settings that will take over and manage this for you automatically once you turn it on.

Here is a simple step-by-step guide:

Open the EA settings. You can do this by pressing the F7 key on your keyboard, or by right-clicking on your chart, going to "Expert Advisors," and then clicking "Properties." A settings window will pop up.

Go to the "Inputs" tab. This is where you can change how the EA works.

Turn on the automatic feature. Find the option called Use_Auto_TP_SL. It's probably set to false (off) by default. Double-click on false and change it to true (on). This activates the automatic TP and SL.

Set your Pips. Now you can tell the EA exactly where you want to set your TP and SL. Look for these two settings:

TakeProfit_Pips: This is where you decide how much profit you want. If you want to make 50 pips on a trade, just type 50 here.

StopLoss_Pips: This is for your safety. It tells the EA when to close a trade to prevent further losses. If you want to set your stop loss at 30 pips, type 30 here.

How Does It Work After Setup?

It's pretty simple. Once you've turned on Use_Auto_TP_SL and set your pips, the EA does all the work.

When it opens a new trade, it tells the trading system the exact price to close for a profit (your Take Profit) and the exact price to close for a loss (your Stop Loss). This is great because it's all set up the moment the trade opens, so you don't have to watch the charts constantly. The system will handle it for you automatically.

So, just to recap, the only things you need to change are:

Use_Auto_TP_SL = true

TakeProfit_Pips = [Your desired profit in pips]

StopLoss_Pips = [Your desired stop in pips]

Click "OK" to save, and you're all set! The EA will now automatically protect your trades.

I hope this makes it much clearer! If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

Best regards,