
POBE Prop Firm is an MT5 expert advisor that runs on two terminals and mirrors trades from a prop firm challenge account onto a personal broker account in the opposite direction. It is built for two-phase challenges. Trading carries risk.
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POBE Prop Firm is an MT5 expert advisor made for traders who run prop firm challenges. Instead of trying to forecast the market, it works with two accounts at once: every trade opened on the prop firm account is copied in the opposite direction onto a personal broker account, using a calculated lot ratio.
The EA runs on two MetaTrader 5 terminals at the same time. One terminal is logged in to the prop firm challenge account and the other to a live broker account. When a trade is opened on the challenge side, a counter trade in the reverse direction is placed on the broker side. The lot ratio is calculated so that a loss on one account is partly offset by a gain on the other, and the reverse.
The aim is to give each possible stage of a challenge a defined financial result that you can estimate beforehand, rather than a simple win or lose outcome. An on-chart display shows a lifecycle map with the figures for your configuration, including the broker equity needed to run the setup.
The EA has a broker account simulator that includes slippage, spread and commission. The vendor suggests running it on the D1 timeframe before starting a live challenge, to see whether the EA fits your account size and the fee for the challenge. The chart display reports a viability rating and the figures needed for your setup.
Both accounts must be able to trade the same symbol. The exact symbols and timeframes depend on how you configure the EA and on what your prop firm and broker offer, so check the settings guide and the symbol names on both servers before starting. The simulator is run on D1.
The exact input names and recommended values depend on the prop firm, challenge size and broker, so confirm them in the guides supplied with the product. The main areas are listed below.
| Setting area | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Operating mode | Automatic, semi-automatic or manual use |
| Entry method | How trades are opened, and how much randomisation is applied |
| Timing randomisation | Random delay before opening a trade |
| Lot ratio | Size of the hedge on the broker account relative to the challenge account |
| Minimum trading days | How trades are managed to meet the minimum days rule |
| End-of-day close | Optional closing of all trades at the end of the day |
Hedging across two accounts does not remove risk. Spreads, slippage, commissions, swap, differences between broker and prop firm price feeds, and execution delays between the two terminals can all change the result. The broker account must also stay funded and connected for the structure to work. Some prop firms restrict hedging, copy trading or automation, so read their current rules before you start, as breaking them can lead to the account being closed.
Trading carries risk and you can lose money. Any figures from the simulator or from observed challenge cycles are estimates and do not predict future results. Test on a demo account or with the simulator first, and only use funds you can afford to lose.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (expert advisor) |
| Strategy focus | Grid |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Prop firm challenge hedging and trade mirroring |
| Trade style | Opposite-direction mirroring between two accounts |
| Terminals needed | Two MT5 terminals on the same machine or VPS |
| Accounts needed | One prop firm challenge account and one live broker account |
| Account currency | Both accounts in the same currency |
| Leverage (broker side) | 1:200 minimum, 1:500 recommended |
| Challenge type | Two-phase prop firm challenges |
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No. It is an MT5 expert advisor and needs MetaTrader 5 terminals. It is not compatible with MT4.
You need two MT5 terminals running at the same time, on the same computer or VPS. One is logged in to the prop firm challenge account and the other to a separate live broker account. Both accounts should use the same currency and be able to trade the same symbol.
That depends on the prop firm. Many firms have rules about hedging across accounts, copy trading or the use of automated tools. Read the current terms of your chosen firm before buying or starting a challenge, and contact the firm if anything is unclear. The store cannot confirm what any firm permits.
The EA includes a built-in simulator that models spread, slippage and commission. Run it before committing to a live challenge and compare the figures on the chart display, including the broker equity needed, with your account size and challenge fee. A free demo may be available on the MQL5 Market listing.
The product is supplied with a settings guide and a user guide. Check the download contents after purchase, and follow them for the exact input values for your prop firm and account size.
No. The EA changes how the challenge outcome is structured across two accounts, but it does not remove risk. Costs, spread, slippage, broker differences and rule changes can all affect the result. Trading carries risk and past results do not predict future ones.
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