Trade/Order Management EA for MT5

Hi all,

Do we have a Trade/Order Management EA for MT5?

• Trade manager - Lock in profit, Move SL, Close partial, Surrender, SL to Breakeven, SL to Reaction point
• Risk Management - Risk percentage position size calculator, gain percentage, target risk reward ratio, spread and commissions
• Maybe including things like - change number or orders, risk %, partial close, multiple TP

I could not find it and hopefully someone knows about it.


Cheers

Originally Posted by papyrustrade

Hi all,

Do we have a Trade/Order Management EA for MT5?

• Trade manager - Lock in profit, Move SL, Close partial, Surrender, SL to Breakeven, SL to Reaction point
• Risk Management - Risk percentage position size calculator, gain percentage, target risk reward ratio, spread and commissions
• Maybe including things like - change number or orders, risk %, partial close, multiple TP

I could not find it and hopefully someone knows about it.


Cheers

I found something mql5 - would be good if we had something that included risk mgr and some extra features :-)

https://www.mql5.com/en/market/produ...ource=External

Hi @newdigital, any idea about it?

Originally Posted by papyrustrade

Hi @newdigital, any idea about it?

I do not know (I did not find sorry).

Originally Posted by newdigital

I do not know (I did not find sorry).

Understood, thanks for replying :-)

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