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Agi FX1 is an MT4 expert advisor built for EURUSD on the M30 chart. It opens trades from a combination of indicator signals and uses an averaging approach, so position sizing and drawdown need careful attention.
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Agi FX1 is an automated expert advisor for MetaTrader 4. It watches EURUSD on the M30 chart, waits for signals from a group of indicators, and opens and manages trades without manual input.
The EA combines several indicators to judge market conditions and decide when to open a position. Once a trade is open, it uses an averaging approach: if price moves against the position, further orders may be added in the same direction in an attempt to improve the average entry and exit on a smaller retracement. This is a martingale-type method, and it is the most important point to understand before using the product.
The author describes cash-based money management and two preset profiles, one with standard risk and one with higher risk. The exact lot multipliers, step distances and order limits are not listed here, so read the input parameters inside MT4 before you run it.
The tool is built for EURUSD on M30. Keep it on that single chart and do not stack several copies on the same symbol with the same settings, as they may interfere with each other's position management.
The inputs differ by build, so confirm them in the EA properties after attaching it. The table below lists the areas you should check.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Risk preset | Choose standard or higher risk; start with standard |
| Lot size or money management | Match it to your balance and whether the account is cent or standard |
| Averaging limits | Look for maximum orders, step distance and any stop or equity protection |
| Magic number | Use a unique value if other EAs trade the same account |
Trading carries risk and you can lose part or all of your capital. Backtests and past results do not predict future ones. Averaging strategies can build large open losses, so test on a demo account and only trade with money you can afford to lose.
For continuous operation, a VPS is usually more reliable than a home computer. Before using a live account, run the EA on a demo account with your broker to see how spreads and execution affect it.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 4 (expert advisor, .ex4) |
| Strategy focus | Signals |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor, fully automated |
| Symbol | EURUSD |
| Timeframe | M30 |
| Trade style | Indicator signals with averaging (martingale-type) |
| Risk presets | Standard risk and higher risk |
| Account types | Cent or standard; confirm deposit with your broker |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled, terminal running 24/5 or on a VPS |
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No. This product is an MT4 expert advisor and will not load in MetaTrader 5. If you use MT5, look for a product made for that platform.
The tool is designed for EURUSD on the M30 chart. Attach it to that chart only. Using other pairs or timeframes is outside its intended design and has not been described as supported.
The author refers to roughly 100 USD on a cent account or a much larger balance on a standard account. Because the strategy uses averaging, a larger buffer is safer. Check the exact figures against your broker's contract size and leverage, and test on a demo account first.
It is meant to run on common MT4 brokers, but spreads, execution speed, symbol naming and minimum lot sizes differ. If your broker adds a suffix to EURUSD, attach the EA to that symbol and check that trades open correctly on a demo account.
Copy the expert file into the MQL4/Experts folder through File, Open Data Folder in MT4, restart the terminal or refresh the Navigator, then drag the EA onto an EURUSD M30 chart. Make sure Algo Trading is switched on and automated trading is allowed in the EA properties.
No. Trading carries risk and past or tested results do not predict future ones. Averaging strategies in particular can produce large drawdowns when the market moves against open positions for a long time.
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