Precision Trading,
Automated Excellence

When enabled, the EA is permitted to open buy and sell positions simultaneously on the same symbol. When disabled (default), the EA will only open a new series in one direction if no opposing positions exist — preventing hedging scenarios.

The lot size used for the very first position (Layer 1) of each trading series. This serves as the foundation upon which all subsequent layer calculations are built. Choose a value appropriate for your account size and risk appetite.

When activated, the EA automatically calculates the starting lot size based on your available margin rather than using a fixed value. This ensures proportional sizing as your account grows or shrinks, maintaining consistent risk relative to your capital.

Defines the ratio for automatic lot calculation. For example, a value of 1000 means that for every $1,000 of available margin, the EA will allocate 0.01 lots. Adjust this to match your personal risk tolerance — lower values result in more aggressive sizing.

Each subsequent grid layer multiplies the previous lot size by this factor. A value of 1.09 means each new layer is 9% larger than the previous one. This gradual scaling improves the average entry price while keeping lot growth controlled and sustainable.

An absolute safety cap on lot size regardless of the martingale multiplier calculation. No position will exceed this lot value, ensuring that even in deep grid scenarios, your exposure per position remains within a defined boundary.

When enabled, the take profit target is not sent to the broker's server. Instead, the EA continuously monitors the weighted average price of all open positions and closes the entire basket internally when the target distance is reached. This keeps your strategy completely invisible to the broker.

The profit target distance in points from the averaged entry price. When using virtual TP, all positions close when the current price exceeds this distance from the average. When using real TP, all positions are modified to this target as the grid builds.

An optional hard stop loss in points applied to each individual position. Set to 0 to disable, which is the recommended default for grid-style systems where the layered approach itself serves as the risk management mechanism.

When set to a value greater than 0, the EA will trail the stop loss of each position as it moves into profit. The value defines how many points the price must move in your favor before the stop loss begins trailing. Set to 0 to disable.

The maximum number of grid layers the EA will open for each direction. Once this limit is reached, no additional positions will be added regardless of how far price moves. This is a critical safety parameter that defines your maximum grid depth.

When activated, the EA monitors the percentage difference between your account balance and current equity. If the drawdown exceeds the configured threshold, all open positions are immediately closed and the EA stops opening new series — acting as an emergency brake for your account.

The drawdown percentage at which the capital protection system triggers. For example, 10% means that if your equity drops to 90% of your balance, all positions are closed. This is calculated in real-time on every tick for maximum responsiveness.

The fixed point distance between grid entries for the early layers. This applies from Layer 1 up until the dynamic distance threshold is reached. A well-chosen value balances between too-frequent entries (high exposure) and too-wide spacing (slow averaging).

Defines at which layer number the distance system switches from fixed to dynamic mode. From this layer onward, the grid spacing begins expanding with each new layer, providing progressively wider coverage to accommodate stronger price movements.

The starting distance value when dynamic mode activates. This becomes the base distance for the first dynamic layer, and each subsequent layer will multiply this value by the distance multiplier factor.

Each dynamic layer multiplies the previous layer's distance by this factor. A value of 1.05 means each new layer is 5% wider than the last. This creates an expanding grid that adapts to increasing volatility while maintaining a structured, predictable pattern.

When enabled, the EA actively manages deep grid positions by evaluating pairs of positions (oldest and newest) for combined net profit. When the target is met, both are closed simultaneously — effectively reducing grid depth without waiting for the full take profit to be reached.

The minimum total number of layers required before the overlap system becomes active. The overlap mechanism will only begin evaluating position pairs once this layer count is reached, preventing premature closures during shallow grids.

The combined net profit (including swap) that the oldest and newest positions must reach before the overlap closure is triggered. This ensures the system only closes pairs when there is a tangible profit, avoiding closures that would increase overall grid loss.

When enabled, the EA compares the current price against a smoothed trend analysis line. Buy entries are only permitted when price is above the trend line, and sell entries only when below. This filters out counter-trend entries during strong directional moves.

The timeframe and sensitivity for the trend analysis. Higher timeframes (H1, H4) provide broader trend context, while the period value controls how responsive the trend line is to price changes. A 200-period setting on H1 provides a stable, long-term trend assessment.

An additional momentum confirmation layer that compares two internal analytical lines of different sensitivities. A buy signal requires the faster line to be above the slower line (bullish momentum), and vice versa for sells. This adds an extra confirmation layer before entry.