
IceBerg Detector Absorption is an MT5 expert advisor for gold (XAUUSD). It receives absorption signals from an external server and opens short-term trades on your account to match them.
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IceBerg Detector Absorption is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades gold. Instead of reading indicators on your own chart, it acts on signals sent from an external server that analyses futures order flow and looks for absorption.
Absorption is a situation where a lot of selling or buying volume hits a price level, yet the price barely moves. The idea behind it is that large resting orders are soaking up the other side. When the opposing flow runs out, price may move away from that level. The developer's system looks for this pattern in order flow data that MetaTrader 5 does not provide on its own.
When the server flags an absorption, the EA on your terminal receives the signal and opens a trade on your account. The approach is built around a tight take profit, so trades are meant to be short and to close once a small move has happened. The tags on this product also mention grid and momentum behaviour, so you should read how the EA handles several positions before you run it live.
The product is aimed at gold, normally quoted as XAUUSD. Because entries come from the server, the chart timeframe matters less than it does for an indicator-based robot, but you should still confirm which chart and timeframe the EA expects to be attached to.
The exact list of inputs can vary, so open the EA's input tab and read each entry before trading. The table below shows the kind of items to look for and what to check.
| Item | What to check |
|---|---|
| Lot size or risk setting | Start small and match it to your account size |
| Connection or access details | Follow the instructions supplied for the server link |
| Stop loss | Confirm how it is set and whether you can change it |
| Symbol and chart | Use your broker's gold symbol as directed |
Short-term gold trading can move quickly, and any strategy that uses grid-style position handling can build exposure when price moves against it. Because the EA depends on an external server, trades also depend on that connection staying available. Test on a demo account, then use small sizes on a live account.
Trading carries risk and you can lose some or all of your capital. Past results, including any shown by the developer, do not predict future ones. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (MT5) |
| Strategy focus | Gold or XAUUSD, Scalping, Grid, Momentum |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (automated trading) |
| Main market | Gold, XAUUSD |
| Timeframes | Signal-driven; confirm the recommended chart timeframe before use |
| Trade style | Scalping and momentum entries; grid elements may apply |
| Signal source | External server fed by an order flow system |
| Requirements | Stable internet, algo trading enabled, server access |
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No. The EA is designed to receive signals from an external server, so the order flow analysis happens elsewhere. Your terminal only needs to be able to reach that server and to execute trades.
No. This product is written for MetaTrader 5 only. An MT4 terminal cannot load it, so check your platform before buying.
It targets gold, usually quoted as XAUUSD. Brokers name the symbol differently, for example with a suffix, so check that your broker offers a gold symbol you can attach the EA to. Spread, execution speed and commission matter a lot for short-term trading, so test on a demo account first.
The idea is that the signal logic runs on the server, so you mainly need to connect the EA and set your risk preferences such as lot size. Exact input names and recommended values can differ, so read the input list in the EA and any instructions that come with it.
Because trades depend on signals from an external server, a lost connection or server downtime can mean no trades are opened. Check the connection regularly and make sure you understand how any open positions are handled in that case.
Yes, a VPS is a common choice for signal-driven EAs because it keeps the terminal online. Make sure the VPS allows connections to the server the EA needs.
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