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One Man Army is a multi-currency MT5 expert advisor that scalps short and medium corrections with pending limit orders on the M15 timeframe. Each trade carries a stop loss, and the system does not use martingale or averaging.
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One Man Army is an automated scalping system for MetaTrader 5. It trades a basket of currency pairs on the M15 chart and enters the market with pending limit orders placed where price may reverse or correct, rather than with market orders at the current quote.
The expert advisor looks for short and medium corrections and possible turning points. Instead of predicting direction and buying or selling immediately, it places limit orders at chosen levels and waits for price to reach them. If price never arrives, no trade is opened.
Every position is opened with a stop loss that is calculated from market structure, so the distance can vary between trades. According to the author, the system does not use martingale, position averaging or grid logic. Lot sizes are not increased after a loss to recover it.
The system is designed for the M15 timeframe and works as one portfolio across 17 currency pairs. Spreading activity over several pairs is intended to avoid depending on a single market. For your own tests, the author suggests starting with EURCAD on M15. Confirm that your broker offers all of the required symbols and note any suffixes or prefixes in their names.
The exact list of inputs, symbol names and recommended set files should be read from the product after installation. Do not assume values from another account or broker. The table below shows what to review before running it.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Lot size or risk | Choose a size that suits your balance and the stop loss distances |
| Symbols | Match the symbol list to your broker's naming |
| Set file | Load the file intended for your account type |
| Timeframe | Attach to M15 charts |
| Trading hours and spread | Review the filters against your broker's conditions |
Limit orders and stop losses help define risk per trade, but they do not remove it. Slippage, wide spreads, gaps and rollover costs can change the outcome of any trade. Test on a demo account and in the Strategy Tester first, using data of good quality, then start live trading with a small size.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of your capital. Past results, including backtests and any live signal, do not predict future ones.
For continuous operation, many traders use a VPS so that the terminal stays online during the trading week.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (expert advisor) |
| Strategy focus | Scalping, Signals |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Automated scalping system |
| Order type | Pending limit orders with stop loss |
| Markets | 17 currency pairs, traded as one portfolio |
| Working timeframe | M15 |
| Suggested test setup | EURCAD on M15 |
| Account notes | Any leverage; the author suggests 1:30 or higher |
| Starting capital | The author suggests 500 USD; confirm with your broker |
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No. This product is an MT5 expert advisor and will not load in MetaTrader 4. You need a MetaTrader 5 terminal and an account that allows automated trading.
The system is built around the M15 timeframe, so attach it to an M15 chart. Check the input parameters and the author's setup notes for the list of symbols it expects to trade, and make sure your broker offers them.
The author states that it does not use martingale, averaging or grid techniques, and that each trade has a stop loss. You should still verify the behaviour in the Strategy Tester and on a demo account before using real funds.
It is described as suitable for prop-firm style trading, but each firm has its own rules on drawdown, news trading, EA use and lot sizes. Read your firm's terms and test the settings against them first.
The author suggests a starting balance of around 500 USD and leverage from 1:30 upward. Actual requirements depend on your broker, contract sizes and the lot size you choose, so check these before going live.
Market conditions change, and the author has mentioned periodic set-file updates. Check the product page for the latest set files and review your inputs from time to time.
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