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London Extension EA Overview London Extension EA trades the extension of the Asian range into the London session. It measures the overnight range, waits for London to break it, and then enters on the retest of the broken level rather than on the break itself. Positions are intraday and closed at a fixed hour. How it works * The Asian range is measured between two configurable server hours during the quiet part of the session. * Range width filters reject nights that were too quiet or too wide
ORB London EA Overview ORB London EA trades the opening range breakout of the London session. It measures a range over a short window at the open, places a stop order at each end of that range, and lets the market choose the direction. Every position is closed before the end of the trading day: the EA holds nothing overnight. How it works * The range is measured over a configurable window starting at a server hour that you calibrate against the London open for your broker. * Two stop orders are
SMC Dow OTE EA Overview SMC Dow OTE EA implements a structural approach: Dow-style market bias on the higher timeframes, a break of structure on the working timeframe, and an entry inside the optimal trade entry retracement zone when an order block or an imbalance confirms it. Several structures are tracked in parallel, so one pending setup never blocks the detection of the next. How it works * Bias is read on two higher timeframes from pivot structure, in the Dow sense of higher highs and
Band Reversion EA Overview Band Reversion EA is a mean-reversion Expert Advisor. It fades stretched moves back towards the centre of a Bollinger band, and it only does so when a regime filter says the market is ranging rather than trending. It was built as a portfolio complement to trend-following systems, which is why its behaviour is deliberately opposite to theirs. How it works * An entry is considered when price touches or crosses a Bollinger band and then re-enters it, so the EA does not
DI Crossover EA Overview DI Crossover EA is a multi-timeframe trend follower built on the crossover of the directional indicators DI+ and DI- of the ADX. Three timeframes must agree before a trade is taken, and the ADX itself must confirm that a trend is actually present rather than merely a direction. How it works * DI+ and DI- are read on an entry timeframe, an intermediate timeframe and a higher timeframe. The number of timeframes that must be aligned is a parameter, so the EA can be made
Ribbon MTF EA Overview Ribbon MTF EA trades a moving average ribbon read simultaneously on three timeframes. A position is only opened when the fast and slow averages agree on all three, which filters out the majority of intraday noise and keeps the EA out of directionless markets. How it works * A fast and a slow moving average (SMA or EMA, same periods everywhere) are computed on M5, M15 and H1 at the same time. Alignment on the three timeframes is the entry condition. * An ATR dead zone
Trend Breakout EA Overview Trend Breakout EA trades Donchian channel breakouts, but only when three timeframes agree on the direction and only when the break itself carries enough force. Most breakout systems fail on false breaks; this one spends its complexity on filtering them out. How it works * A Donchian channel is computed on the entry timeframe. A close beyond the channel is the raw signal. * Three moving averages, one per timeframe (entry, intermediate, higher), must confirm the
Volume Breakout Zone EA Overview Volume Breakout Zone EA trades the break of a resistance zone that price has already tested several times, and it requires the break to be carried by abnormal volume. The idea is simple and old: a level that has held three times matters, and the break that finally clears it should show effort. How it works * Pivot highs are detected and grouped into a zone when they fall within an ATR-scaled tolerance of each other. A zone becomes tradable once it has
Overview MA Cross Trend Filter EA is an automated trading robot for MetaTrader 5. It follows the trend using a crossover of two moving averages and only trades in the direction of a longer moving average that acts as a trend filter. Every position is protected by a stop loss and a trailing stop, and several safeguards keep risk under control. How it works Entry logic. The EA computes an LWMA (weighted) and an SMMA (smoothed) of the same period on the close price. A buy is considered when the