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AW Recovery EA is a MetaTrader 5 expert advisor that works on an existing losing position. It locks the position, then works the loss down by closing it in small parts. Each chart handles one symbol.
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AW Recovery EA is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that deals with positions already in loss. It does not look for fresh entries on a flat account. It locks the exposure, then tries to bring the loss down in stages by closing small slices of the losing orders.
When a losing position exists on the chart symbol, the EA can go through a sequence of steps. Several of them are optional and depend on your inputs.
Instead of waiting for a whole basket to reach a target, each losing order is split into many small portions and closed one at a time. Orders in the weakest position, or those closest to break-even, are handled first. Restoring orders are small, which limits how much extra load is put on the deposit.
The EA can add averaging orders in a grid-like way, using a step and a volume multiplier. A trend filter with its own period can be switched on to control when those orders are allowed. Averaging adds exposure, so review these inputs with care.
It can be used on any symbol your broker provides. It works only on the symbol of the chart it is attached to, so attach one copy per symbol. Timeframe matters mainly through the trend filter period if you use it.
The exact input names and defaults are listed in the settings panel of the EA and in the author's documentation. Check them before trading. The main groups are:
| Group | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Launch mode and drawdown | When the EA leaves standby and starts to act |
| First averaging volume | Size of the first averaging order |
| Averaging step | Distance between averaging orders |
| Averaging and closing ratio | Balance between averaging volumes and closing volumes |
| Multiplier | Growth factor for averaging order size |
| Trend filter period | Timeframe settings for the optional filter |
| Take profit for parts | Profit target used when closing parts of a losing position |
| Other EAs | Whether to disable other EAs, or work without locking |
In the strategy tester the EA opens one demo position and shows a panel with buttons to open more orders. Use visualization mode, enter the deposit of the account you want to recover, choose the launch mode, and open positions equal to the drawdown you want to simulate. Once that volume is reached the EA begins to work, which lets you see how a recovery might look over a historical period.
Trading carries risk and past results do not predict future ones. Locking and averaging can reduce a loss in some situations, but they can also tie up margin and leave a loss unresolved if the market keeps moving against you. Test on a demo account first and only use volumes you can afford.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (a separate MT4 edition exists) |
| Strategy focus | Trend, Grid, Volume |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor, loss recovery utility |
| Strategy tags | Trend filter, grid-style averaging, volume-based partial closing |
| Markets | Any symbol offered by your broker; one chart per symbol |
| Timeframes | Any; the trend filter period is an input |
| Trade style | Locking, averaging and partial closing of existing orders |
| Requirements | A losing position on the chart symbol; algo trading enabled |
| Deposit | No fixed minimum given; check with your broker and test first |
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No. It is built to handle losing positions. It stays in standby until a losing position exists on the chart symbol. In the strategy tester it opens one demo position and offers panel buttons so you can create the situation you want to test.
Yes. It can accompany other EAs, and you can either switch those EAs off yourself or let AW Recovery close their chart windows for the symbol. You can also run it without the locking step. Check the input descriptions to see how orders are identified.
It is not multi-currency. It trades only the symbol of the chart it is attached to, so you need to attach a copy to each symbol you want covered.
This listing is for MetaTrader 5. A separate edition exists for MetaTrader 4, and files for one platform will not run on the other.
No. Locking, averaging and partial closing can reduce a loss in some conditions, but a strong move against the position can still cause further loss. Trading carries risk and past results do not predict future ones.
Use the strategy tester in visualization mode. Enter the same deposit as the account to be recovered, choose the launch mode, set the drawdown to recover, then use the panel buttons to open positions of that size. The EA starts once the volume is reached.
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