Solver Bot

Solver EA approaches the market as a structured problem. Every entry, every exit, every position size follows from a defined ruleset — nothing is assumed, nothing is approximated. If the conditions are met, the trade executes. If they are not, it waits.

At its core Solver runs a bounded series model. A configurable depth parameter sets the absolute ceiling on how many positions can belong to a single series. A geometric step factor controls spacing between entries within that series. These two values together define the character of the EA more than any other — conservative with low depth and tight steps, more aggressive as either increases.

Three signal parameters govern when a series may begin. A primary window scans recent price history for structural conditions. A deviation coefficient filters signals by statistical weight. Two bandwidth parameters — one primary, one secondary — define the acceptable range within which a signal is considered valid. Signals outside these ranges are discarded regardless of other conditions.

This layered filtering approach means Solver can be tuned from highly selective to moderately active depending on instrument characteristics and user preference.

Stop Loss and Take Profit are fixed and applied at placement. An optional trailing mechanism can be configured to engage at a specified profit distance and trail at a defined interval. When trailing values are zero the EA exits exclusively at the fixed levels.

Buy and sell operations are independently switchable. Disabling one side requires a single parameter change and takes effect immediately on the next tick.

A toggle switches between fixed and dynamic sizing. Fixed mode sends the same lot on every entry regardless of account state. Dynamic mode derives lot size from a percentage of current equity, recalculated fresh before each series opens. Both modes are stable and produce consistent behavior within their respective logic.

• AbyssoIdentifier — Magic number for order identification

• TidalMarker — Comment string attached to orders

• PelagicSeriesDepth — Maximum positions per series

• AbyssalCeiling — Take Profit in points

• AbyssalFloor — Stop Loss in points

• VortexExponent — Step multiplier between series entries

• CurrentFlowBuy — Enable long-side trading

• CurrentFlowSell — Enable short-side trading

• TidalExpansionStart — Trailing activation threshold in points

• TidalExpansionStop — Trailing follow distance in points

• LaminarLatencyMode — Enable ECN execution mode

• HaloclineRegulatorOn — Enable automatic lot sizing

• TurbulenceRatio — Equity percentage for lot calculation

• SalinityOutputLoad — Fixed lot size

• ThermoclineDepth — Primary signal window bar count

• ThermoclineThreshold — Signal deviation coefficient

• SubmersionBandwidth — Primary signal corridor width

• BenthicCycleDepth — Secondary signal window bar count

• HydrostaticBandwidth — Secondary signal corridor width

Solver rewards careful calibration. The relationship between series depth, step exponent, and signal corridor width determines how often the EA enters and how far a series can extend. These three parameters should be optimized together rather than individually. Backtesting across at least twelve months of data on the target instrument is recommended before any live deployment.

Trading foreign exchange and CFDs involves significant risk and is not suitable for all investors. This Expert Advisor is a technical execution tool — it does not predict market direction or guarantee any outcome. All configuration choices and their consequences are the sole responsibility of the user.

Parameter-driven Expert Advisor with series depth control, independent buy/sell activation, trailing stop, and flexible lot management.