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HFTHackerMT5 is an MT5 expert advisor that opens buy and sell trades with a fixed lot size and offers optional stops and an optional recovery mode. It is meant for traders who optimise settings themselves.
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HFTHackerMT5 is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that opens and manages buy and sell trades automatically, using a fixed lot size and a support and resistance approach. It is aimed at traders who are comfortable testing and tuning an EA rather than running it on default values.
The EA is rule-based and does not use artificial intelligence. It looks for trading opportunities around support and resistance behaviour and places positions at a lot size that you fix in the inputs. That size stays the same whatever the account balance does, which keeps the exposure of each trade predictable and puts the sizing decision entirely in your hands.
Protective stops are optional, so you choose whether losing trades are closed at a set distance. A recovery mode is also available as a choice. Recovery logic can raise exposure after a losing sequence, so treat it as an advanced feature: read the included manual, test it thoroughly and decide whether it fits your risk tolerance.
The product page does not fix a single symbol or timeframe, and results will vary by instrument, spread and broker. Check the manual for guidance, then run your own tests on the symbol and chart period you intend to trade.
Exact input names and defaults can differ, so open the Inputs tab and the manual to confirm them. The main areas to review are listed below.
| Area | What it controls | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Lot size | Fixed volume of each position | Match it to your account size and risk limit |
| Stops | Optional protective exit on losing trades | Decide whether to use them and at what distance |
| Recovery | Optional recovery behaviour | Understand it fully before enabling |
| Support and resistance logic | How entry levels are found | Optimise per symbol and timeframe |
The manual includes visual features that are adjustable on a scale; these are for display and are separate from the trading logic.
Trading carries risk, including the loss of your deposit, and past results do not predict future ones. Optimising on historical data can produce settings that fit the past but fail in live markets. Test on a demo account first and only trade amounts you can afford to lose.
For continuous operation, many traders run MT5 on a VPS so the terminal stays connected.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (a separate MT4 edition exists) |
| Strategy focus | Support and resistance |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (automated trading) |
| Strategy style | Support and resistance, fixed-lot buy and sell entries |
| Position sizing | Fixed lot per trade, not scaled by account balance |
| Risk controls | Optional stops and optional recovery mode, set by the user |
| Markets and timeframes | User-selected; test your own symbol and timeframe first |
| Requirements | MT5 terminal, Algo Trading enabled, stable connection or VPS |
| Setup effort | Optimisation in the Strategy Tester is expected before use |
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No. This listing is the MetaTrader 5 build and must be loaded in an MT5 terminal. A separate MT4 edition of the product exists, so check that you are downloading the correct one for your platform.
Yes, that is the intended way to use it. The tool has no single setup that suits every symbol or broker, so run it in the Strategy Tester, optimise the inputs for your instrument and timeframe, and then confirm the result on a demo account before going live.
The EA uses a fixed lot size for each position. The size does not grow or shrink as your balance changes, so you decide the exposure per trade yourself in the inputs.
It is an optional mode you can enable or disable in the inputs. Recovery approaches can increase exposure after losing trades, so read the manual, understand how it behaves and test it carefully before using it on a real account.
Any broker that offers MT5 and allows expert advisors should work technically. Spreads, execution speed and symbol naming differ between brokers, so test on the account type you plan to trade.
Copy the EA file into the MQL5/Experts folder via File, Open Data Folder in MT5, refresh the Navigator or restart the terminal, then drag the EA onto a chart with Algo Trading switched on.
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