Introducing the Gazonokosilka EA: Also known as the "Grass-Cutter," this automated trading system is designed to help you capture small but frequent profits. The key here is to set your StopLoss and TakeProfit levels conservatively, allowing for quick exits when there are minor price movements. Remember, this EA isn't a scalper; its sweet spot is executing one or two trades per day.
Trading Rules for Gazonokosilka:
- Enter during a price pullback.
- Exit using StopLoss and TakeProfit.
To get started, you’ll want to identify price movements or impulses—there are plenty of strategies for this. Next, wait for the price to pull back and then jump into the market.
This EA is specifically developed for use on the EUR/USD pair on the H1 timeframe and is designed for testing the Gazonokosilka trading strategy. It’s crucial to conduct your testing using the ALL TICKS model, as the EA determines price movement within the bar. Skipping this step could skew your results, so don’t overlook it!
Below, you’ll find the complete MQL4 code for the expert advisor. It’s well-commented and structured, making it accessible even for novice traders. For a deeper dive into the EA's workings, check out my detailed article here.
Input Parameters for the EA:
- magic – Unique identifier for the EA’s trades.
- TakeProfit – TakeProfit level set in points for each trade.
- Otkat – Pullback value in points for triggering a trade.
- StopLoss – StopLoss level set in points at trade entry.
- t1 – Index of the bar used to assess price movement.
- t2 – Another bar index for price movement assessment.
- delta – Value used to gauge the impulse of price movement.
- lot – Size of the trade position.
- active_trades – Maximum number of trades that can be open at once.
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