Example robots
Six robots you will be able to open in the builder, change and check. Each page explains the rules in plain words, names every safety limit, and says what the robot does not do.
These are examples of rules, not advice. A robot follows its rules exactly; whether the rules suit you is for you to decide. Past results do not tell you what will happen next.
The example robots
EMA Cross Trend
Follows the trend on EURUSD, one hour at a time. It buys when a fast moving average crosses above a slow one while the price is above its long-term average, and sells on the opposite cross.
- Market
- EURUSD
- Bars
- 1-hour bars (H1)
- What it does
- Opens trades
Read its rules
MACD Trend with Daily Loss Limit
Trades EURUSD on 30-minute bars when the MACD crosses its signal line and the market is trending. Its daily loss limit and total loss limit are set from a prop firm's published rules, and it stays out around big news.
- Market
- EURUSD
- Bars
- 30-minute bars (M30)
- What it does
- Opens trades
Read its rules
London Breakout
At 08:00 London time it places one order above and one below the night's price range on GBPUSD. The first order to fill cancels the other, and everything is closed before the weekend.
- Market
- GBPUSD
- Bars
- 1-hour bars (H1)
- What it does
- Opens trades
Read its rules
RSI Mean Reversion
Buys GBPUSD when the RSI says it is oversold and the price is above its long-term average, sells when it is overbought below that average, and gets out when the RSI returns to the middle.
- Market
- GBPUSD
- Bars
- 15-minute bars (M15)
- What it does
- Opens trades
Read its rules
Price Level Alert
Opens no trades. When EURUSD crosses the price you set, it emails you and shows an alert in MetaTrader.
- Market
- EURUSD
- Bars
- 1-minute bars (M1)
- What it does
- Sends alerts, opens no trades
Read its rules
Account Protector
Opens no trades. It watches your whole account, including trades you place yourself, and closes everything when today's loss reaches 4% or the total loss reaches 8%. It also closes everything on Friday evening.
- Market
- Any account
- Bars
- Checks every 5 seconds
- What it does
- Watches the account, opens no trades
Read its rules
How an example robot works
When we open, you will open one in the builder and its blocks will already be in place: when it looks, what must be true, what it does, and the safety limits it must keep. Change any number, add or remove blocks, then press Check.
Four of the six open trades. The Account Protector opens none: it watches the whole account and closes everything at a loss limit. The Price Level Alert opens none either: it emails you when a price is crossed.
Every trading robot keeps its safety limits. You can change their numbers, but you cannot delete them, and the builder refuses the robots on our refusal list.
On every robot's page
What you will find
- The rules, in plain words: when, if, then
- Every safety limit, with its number and what it does
- What the robot does not do
- How to build it, test it and get it for your accounts
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