Inputs and Input Descriptions:

• What does it do? It activates/deactivates Strategy 1 (BUY grid).

• true: EA only/primarily implements the BUY grid logic.

• false: Strategy 1 is completely disabled.

• What does it do? It activates/deactivates Strategy 2 (SELL grid – reverse direction).

• true: Implements EA SELL grid logic.

• false: Strategy 2 is disabled.

If both are set to true simultaneously, EA can open both a BUY grid and a SELL grid on the same symbol (hedge / two-way risk).

• What does it do? It's a "Magic Number" to distinguish the trades opened by Strategy 1 (BUY).

• EA uses this number to find its "own transactions" when counting/closing orders.

• This is important to avoid confusion if there are other EA products with the same symbol.

• What does it do? It's the Magic Number that distinguishes the trades of Strategy 2 (SELL).

• It must be different from Strategy1 (since 1001/2002 is already given).

• What does it do? It's a limit on the total number of orders that this EA can open simultaneously for this symbol.

• Strategy 1 + Strategy 2 + "extra" orders included.

• It is one of the most critical parameters in limiting grid risk.

• If it's too low, the grid "doesn't function properly"; if it's too high, the margin/risk inflates.

• What does it do? Should the spread filter only activate when there are no open trades?

• true: The spread is checked before opening the first order.

• false: Spread control is not performed.

• What does it do? The maximum spread allowed when there are no transactions.

• Unit: pip (In EA, pip calculation is set to 10 points per 5 digits).

• Example: 30.0 means that if the spread is above 30 pips, the first trade should not be opened.

• What does it do? Fixed lot size for Strategy 1.

• If the equity-based lot is closed (UseEquityBasedLot_Strategy1=false), this lot will be used directly.

• What does it do? Should the lot size be automatically calculated based on equity?

• true: The equity formula works instead of FixedLot.

• false: A fixed lot size is used.

• What does it do? In equity-based lot calculations, it defines "how many steps are needed for each unit of equity".

• What does it do? It determines how many lots to buy for each equity increment.

Example: Equity 100,000, EquityPerLot=10,000, LotPerEquityStep=0.01 steps=0.1 → lot=0.10

• What does it do? Grid spacing (in pips) — used if percentage mode is off.

• BUY grid logic:

  • If the price drops to the RefPrice - step level, a new BUY order will be opened.

  • If the price reaches the RefPrice + step level, it will close the oldest BUY order.

• What does it do? Should the grid distance be calculated as a percentage instead of pips?

• true: StepPercent_Strategy1 is activated.

• false: StepPips_Strategy1 is activated.

• What does it do? It determines the grid distance as a percentage.

The percentage grid increases the step size as the price level rises (dynamic grid).

• What does it do? It places a pip-based stop-loss on every BUY order opened.
  

• This feature has been added because some brokers require the use of stop-loss and take-profit orders.

• What does it do? It adds a pip-based take profit to every BUY order opened.

• This feature has been added because some brokers require the use of stop-loss and take-profit orders.

• What does it do? It determines the maximum slippage allowed during OrderSend/OrderClose.

• In MT4, this value works on a point basis; a 3 in a 5-digit number can often be too tight.

• If it's too low, order rejection may increase; if it's too high, the risk of filling at a bad price increases.

• What does it do? If the equity is below this value, the EA won't trade.

• What does it do? When Equity increases by a certain percentage relative to its initial equity, it closes all transactions for the account.

• What does it do? Target equity growth percentage.

• Account: (Equity - StartEquity) / StartEquity * 100

• Once this percentage is reached, CloseAllAccountOrders() is called (including all symbols).

• What does it do? When EquityTP is triggered, it stops opening new trades for the day.

• The lock is released when a new day is detected (with DayKey).

This setting is very important: it should remain true if you don't want EquityTP to close the grid and then reopen it the same day.

• What does it do? Equity closes the entire account if the price pulls back a certain percentage from the highest level seen.

• What does it do? A percentage decrease from maximum equity.

• When we reach the threshold, all accounts are closed.

This acts like an "emergency brake" for the grid, but it turns off all the symbols.

• What does it do? Should the EA only work on the opening of a new candle?

• true: Opens/closes trades based on bars, not ticks.

• false: Checks every tick.

• In grid EAs, bar-open mode sometimes creates a "delay" (especially if the step size is small).

• What does it do? It allows trading within a specific time frame.

• Session start time (0–23).

• Session start time (0–59).

• Session end time.

• Session end time.

• What does it do? As soon as the session ends (at the first tick mark indicating exit from the session), it closes the entire account.

• Note : CloseAllAccountOrders() is being called → all symbols.

• What does it do? It prevents trades from opening if the price is outside a certain range.

• What does it do? The minimum allowed price.

• If it's 0, there's no lower limit.

• What does it do? The maximum allowed price.

• If it's 0, there's no upper limit.

CloseTradesIfOutOfRange

• What does it do? When the price goes outside the range, it doesn't just stop, it closes all transactions on the account.

• Again: all symbols included.