New Forex Stuff Advisor Risk manager for MT4 and MT5 platforms

[EmilyTrade]

I want to share with you the advisor EasyTradePad for conveniently opening orders in the MetaTrader 4/5 platform.
EasyTradePad is a trading panel for manual / semi-automatic trading. It allows not only to easily open orders, but also to conduct their full support. With this panel, both a beginner and a professional trader can easily open the desired order in a few clicks.

Functions of EasyTradePad:​

• Opening and closing an order
• calculation of SL and TP
• automatic calculation of the ratio of profit to risk (Ratio)
• pyramiding-The panel will stage-by-stage opening of additional deals as the deal approaches the originally specified TP. At the same time, you can set a% risk reduction for each next order, thereby reducing the risk for each new transaction and building the correct pyramid along the trend. The number of additional deals is easily set in the settings.
• averaging-by turning on the averaging key, the opened position will be closed at the average price. It is possible to select levels on the chart for placing averaging orders.
• transfer to breakeven- the breakeven function allows the SL to be moved above the position opening price after the price has covered the distance specified in the Breakeven Triger (the minimum distance that the price must travel in the positive zone before transferring the trade to the BU). This function works well with pyramid schemes, as you will be able to carry over the last profitable order that covered the Breakeven Triger distance.
• Trailing stop in points and candlestick shadows

Detailed explanation and overview of the main functions of the trading panel

A quick video overview of the main panel buttons

I think this panel will be useful for many, since trading will be carried out in afew clicks, and the most important thing is that you will understand what kind of risk you have in a deal and can clearly control it.
Try and download EasyTradePad. Detailed description of the advisor

 

[Ken_T]

Any reviews or feedback from anybody using this? I would be keen to hear some additional view points from people who have been running it live