Opinion about an EA
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I made this ea, what you think
https://fxdreema.com/shared/zU4VkzB3b -
What I dont like:
- Moving averages and candle sizes aren't super effective as the core of a strategy, to my experience.
- "Add to volume" is probably the most dangerous block in Fxdreema. It makes ANY strategy look very good, but its really just gambling.
- MT4. If you really want to invest your time and money on automated systems, MT5 would give you a better environment. (= better chance of success)
What I like:
- Symmetric opening and closing of trades. That's the most logical method for a 24/7 algorithm. Fixed (or trailing) stops are more sensible in manual trading, as your opportunities are more limited.
Just my (personal) (and probably foolish) thoughts

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Well, looks like it works on h1 timeframe, without add volume false signals take control, and increase of moving average is also a filter for that, and the size of the candle prevent risk of loss. The wiew is opposite of losing money, is a shield not to do this, is a filosophy concept. Taste it on 1h chart
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@gofore I dont have subscription at the moment, cant test.
Please, run a multi-year backtest and post the results.
For example, eurusd H1 2013-2020.I can guarantee that it yields a loss. Please be careful.
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Can you explain to me how to run a multi year backtest? I'm new in this site, thanks
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- hit f2 to open history center, download data for eurusd (it will not be perfect data, depends on your broker)
- hit ctrl+R to open strategy tester
- put these settings and run the test:

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ok, that is great. If I don't bother you, how can make the Ea reduce the volume? like this in bull or bear in arrow it open several trades (every time there is the condition), how can i limit the supplementar trades in 3 of 4? Thanks.
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@gofore use this block, and if you want to differentiate between the main trade and supplementary trades, set some group numbers as well

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on but in which order? Like this?
https://fxdreema.com/shared/X3nzfmMvc -
@roar And this? ![alt text]

Should i select equal to? -
@gofore do the checking before the other things, so the block has a chance to stop the flow
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So in the top, in compare should i select equal to?
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@roar Thanks