
Argento is an MetaTrader 5 expert advisor for silver pairs such as XAGUSD, XAGEUR and XAGAUD on the H1 timeframe. It uses technical analysis only, supports hedging accounts and includes a trailing stop.
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Argento is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades silver against major currencies. It is designed around the XAGUSD, XAGEUR and XAGAUD pairs on the H1 timeframe and relies on technical analysis rather than any machine learning component.
Argento is a rules-based system. It reads price action on hourly candles and opens and manages positions automatically on the silver symbols you list in its inputs. The store files it under support and resistance, which means the logic is based on price reacting around key levels. The exact entry and exit conditions are not described in detail, so use a demo account to observe how it behaves before you commit real funds.
The EA is multi-currency. You attach it to one chart, and it works through the symbols in its list from there. It also supports hedging accounts, so positions in different directions can be open at the same time where your broker allows it.
Silver spreads can widen around news and at rollover, so the cost of trading can change through the day. Check your broker's typical spread on all three symbols before you start.
The full list of inputs is shown in the EA properties window after you attach it. The table below covers the points to check first.
| Setting | What it does | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Trading symbols | Comma-separated list of instruments the EA trades | Match the names in your Market Watch, including any suffix |
| Trailing stop | Moves the protective stop as a trade goes into profit | Review the distance values in the inputs window |
| Lot size or risk | Controls position size | Choose a size that suits your balance and the margin silver requires |
Default values are not listed here because they can differ between releases. Read the inputs shown in your terminal and adjust them only after testing.
The trailing stop is the main built-in tool for protecting open trades. It can limit how much of a gain is given back, but it does not remove the risk of loss, and it cannot prevent slippage or gaps in fast markets.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of your deposit. Past results, including backtests, do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account first and only trade with money you can afford to lose.
Make sure your account type is hedging and that all listed symbols are visible in Market Watch. If a symbol is missing, the EA cannot trade it.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 |
| Strategy focus | Support and resistance |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (automated trading) |
| Markets | Silver pairs: XAGUSD, XAGEUR, XAGAUD |
| Timeframe | H1, attached to the XAGUSD chart |
| Strategy tag | Support and resistance, technical analysis |
| Account type | Hedging account; low-spread standard account suggested |
| Risk tools | Trailing stop |
| Requirements | Broker that offers silver symbols; algo trading enabled |
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The recommended setup is a single XAGUSD chart on the H1 timeframe. The EA is multi-currency, so it handles the other symbols listed in its inputs from that one chart. You do not need to open a separate chart for each pair.
The trading symbols are an editable input. If your broker adds a suffix or uses another name for silver, enter the exact names shown in your Market Watch, separated by commas. Check them carefully, because a spelling mismatch means the EA cannot find the instrument.
No. This product is written for MetaTrader 5. An MT4 terminal cannot load it, so you would need an MT5 account with your broker.
The notes for this EA recommend a low-spread standard account, and it supports hedging accounts. Silver spreads and swap vary by broker, so compare conditions before you trade. Test on a demo account first to see how your broker's pricing affects the results.
No. Trading carries risk, and past results do not predict future ones. Backtests and demo runs are useful for checking behaviour and settings, but live conditions such as spreads, slippage and swap can differ.
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