The RobotFX MACD expert advisor ideology is meant for the traders that are familiar and use the moving average convergence divergence (MACD) indicator in their trading decisions. The MACD EA is easy to set up and use, as it can be seen from its settings below.
The MACD expert advisor uses the Stochastic indicator for entry confirmation
To make sure the expert advisor trades in the right direction (ie with the trend) the trader can choose to follow the trend given by the same MACD settings used to enter/exit the trades. The trader can choose any other values depending on the traded pair. The trading signals are based on the intersection of the MACD’s signal line and the main line. Following the trend, the EA sells when the MACD main line drops below the signal line and it buys when the main crosses the signal, up. The stop-loss and the take-profit are set immediately after the trade is opened, making this expert advisor compatible with the ECN brokers. The trader has also the option to use the Stochastic indicator to confirm the entries and/or the exits. In the example below, using the default settings settings, the MACD EA opened three trades (maximum allowed) when the trend was up, the MACD raised above the signal line and the Stochastic was oversold, and managed to close one by trailing stop and the other two at take profit.
RobotFX MACD EA can identify the trend and enter trades accordingly by following the MACD indicator
To better manage the trades, the EA can limit the number of the total opened trades and it can also close the opened trades at opposite signals.
The RobotFX NonLagMA expert advisor was built for traders trading with the trend and whose forex trading strategy is defined by the “trend is your friend” motto. This Metatrader expert advisor is very similar to the Fluid expert advisor by the fact that its main functions are the same. NonLagMA EA trades with the trend, buys in uptrend and sells in downtrend Technically the RobotFX NonLagMA EA can: 1. detect the trend (uses the nonlagma indicator color, price position or both) 2. enter (or exit a winning trade/basket) on the nonlagma indicator signal 3. trails the price - for the winning trades 4 hedges the zone recovery or with the trend - for the losing trades (a regular stoploss can also be used) To trade using the expert advisor as it was designed to do, the trader must first choose an option for the EA to establish the trend. This will be accomplished by the trend nonlagma detector and it can be based on the indicator’s color (black=sell, white=buy), the price position regarding
The RobotFX Renko Chart is an expert advisor that allows the creation and use of the renko bars charts on Metatader. As you probably know already, the Metatrader doesn’t have renko bars, its defaults being candlesticks, line and bars. This Renko expert advisor allows the creation of renko charts on MetaTrader Before you load the EA on the chart it is recommended that you switch to the M1 time-frame and uncheck the autoscroll box (see above). Then keep pressing the Page Up button on your keyboard so the chart will scroll back a few months to load the history data. By default, the Renko EA will build renko charts of 10 pips bar size. You have the possibility to change the bar size with any other value (in pips) you want or use the automatically calculated ATR bars. Don’t forget to click the MetaTrader’s AutoTrading button. After the expert advisor loads on the M1 chart and creates the offline renko bars chart (default timeframe is M2) you should see the instructions in the left corner of
RobotFX Auto Recovery is an expert advisor designed to recover the loss of a losing trade by opening an opposite trade, or more, if it’s the case. If you are familiar with, this is the trade management part of the RobotFX Fluid EA, with less features (HedgeZone). A very simple but effective way to hedge a losing trade so it will close if not in profit, at least at break-even. Basically it is a hedging expert advisor for MetaTrader. Auto Recovery EA is basically a hedging EA designed to recover the loss from a losing trade Technically, the Auto Recovery EA places an opposite pending order at the Recovery Zone distance (in pips) from the opening price, using a higher lot size. This replaces the classic stoploss which, when hit, leads to a loss. If the price doesn’t go in your favor - and so TakeProfit is not reached to close the trade - but instead reverses and hits the pending order, that pending order becomes an active order. At the same time, the EA will open another pending order,
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