You already have the EA. It is free, it has been downloaded for eighteen years, and it has no working stop-loss — the parameter exists in the inputs and never reaches OrderSend. On top of that, the one risk switch that would catch it ships switched off. I install it on your account, size the lots to your balance, turn that switch on, and record the session so you can check the work.
Card or PayPal, charged in USD. One remote session, usually the same day you pay. The files are sent to your PayPal address once the session ends.
Nine settings decide what this thing can do to an account. Six of them differ from the defaults the author shipped in 2008. Everything else is untouched.
| Setting | Value | Why |
|---|---|---|
| MMType | 0 | Fixed 0.01 lots on every level. No lot multiplication, so a losing series cannot snowball. changed |
| Lots | 0.01 | The smallest position the broker will take. changed |
| MaxTrades | 5 | Six open positions at most, 0.06 lots in total. The EA's own counter is off by one. changed |
| UseEquityStop | true | The one that matters. It ships switched off. On, it closes everything once a basket goes bad. changed |
| TotalEquityRisk | 10 | The size of that floor: 10% of account equity. changed |
| UseTimeOut | true | A basket older than 48 hours is closed, win or lose. changed |
| PipStep | 30 | Next level opens every 30 pips against you. |
| TakeProfit | 10 | The basket closes at 10 pips beyond the average entry. |
| UseTrailingStop | false | Leave it off. The trailing routine sleeps a second per order on every tick and freezes the terminal. |
Maximum exposure is six positions of 0.01 lots. Maximum loss on one basket is 10% of account equity, enforced by the equity stop and nothing else. On a $1,000 account that is about $100 per cycle before spread. On $500 it is $50. The number is not a forecast — it is a switch.
That switch is doing all the work, because the EA has no stop-loss of its own. Turn it off and the only floor left is your margin call.
It is not a profitable EA and I will not describe it as one. In the batch this site published, 157 of 190 configurations that closed a trade lost money — 82.6%, median return −19.3% — and the two best-looking results ran drawdowns of 76% and 99%. Those are the same family of file as the one you are buying setup for.
What you are buying is the difference between a bad week and a dead account. That is a real difference, and it is the only difference I can promise.
If the EA does not run after the session, the $79 comes back. If it runs and loses money, the strategy lost money and that is not refundable — the PDF tells you to expect it before you pay.
Support covers installation only: seven days, and only for "it does not start". There is no performance support and no ongoing support. If I think you should not run this at all, I will say so and refund you, and it has happened.
The EA is third-party free software. Copyright
stays with its original author. I do not sell the software, I do not modify it, and I am
not affiliated with it. You are paying for installation and configuration.
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