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META i11 is an MT5 expert advisor from the META series that combines several analysis modules, liquidity mapping and a supervising filter to decide when to trade. This page covers how it works, what to check in the settings, the risks and installation.
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META i11 is a fully automated expert advisor for MetaTrader 5, part of the META series from Meta Sophie Agapova. It is built around a multi-module decision process that combines market structure analysis, liquidity mapping and a supervising layer that filters trade signals.
The EA runs on a chart and opens, manages and closes positions without manual input. According to the product listing, its logic is split into three analysis cores and a supervision layer that reviews each decision before an order is sent. It also maps areas of liquidity, meaning price zones where orders tend to cluster, and uses them as context for entries.
The listing also describes the EA as learning from its own trades. Treat that as a design intention rather than a promise of results. How much any adaptive behaviour helps depends on the market, the broker and your settings, so judge it by your own forward testing.
The details we have do not list exact symbols or a required timeframe. Before you attach it to a chart, check the following:
Input names can differ, so open the properties window and read each parameter. These are the areas worth reviewing first:
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Position size | Fixed lot or risk-based sizing, and the value that suits your account |
| Stop loss and take profit | Whether exits are set by the EA or by inputs you control |
| Spread filter | Maximum spread allowed before the EA skips a trade |
| Trading hours | Session filters and any news or rollover restrictions |
| Magic number | A unique value if you run several EAs on one account |
| Maximum open trades | Limits on simultaneous positions and total exposure |
Be sceptical of any report showing no losing trades. Real trading involves slippage, variable spreads, requotes and gaps that a simple backtest may not reproduce. Test with high-quality tick data, then run a demo account for a meaningful period before using real money.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of your capital. Past and simulated results do not predict future ones. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
Run the EA in the Strategy Tester, then on a demo account, and compare the behaviour with your expectations. Start with small position sizes if you move to a live account, and keep checking the log tab for errors or rejected orders.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (expert advisor, .ex5) |
| Strategy focus | General |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor, fully automated |
| Trade style | Automated entries and exits using multi-module analysis |
| Markets | Check the symbols the author recommends before attaching |
| Timeframes | Confirm the recommended chart timeframe in the settings |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled; stable connection or VPS suggested |
| Account type | Confirm netting or hedging suitability with your broker |
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No. This product is built for MetaTrader 5 only. It will not load in MetaTrader 4, so make sure your broker offers an MT5 account before you buy.
Open MT5, choose File and then Open Data Folder, and copy the expert file into MQL5/Experts. Restart the terminal or refresh the Navigator, drag the EA onto a chart and tick Allow Algo Trading in the properties window. Make sure the AutoTrading button on the toolbar is on as well.
The description we hold does not give a minimum deposit or broker list, so we do not state one. Check the recommended symbols, leverage and account type in the settings or with the author, and test on a demo account that matches your intended live conditions.
No one can promise that. Trading carries risk, and past or simulated results do not predict future ones. Treat any backtest that shows almost no losing trades with caution and check it with realistic spreads, slippage and tick data.
Yes, expert advisors expose input parameters when you attach them to a chart. Review each input, especially lot size and risk controls, and change only one setting at a time while testing so you can see its effect.
An expert advisor only trades while the terminal is running and connected. A VPS is a common way to keep it online, but it is optional if your computer stays on and your connection is stable.
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