
Quantum Quotient is an MetaTrader 5 expert advisor that looks at supply and demand levels, liquidity and daily pair performance, and considers news before opening trades. It is set up for GBPNZD on M30 and needs a hedging account.
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Quantum Quotient is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades from supply and demand levels. It adds checks on liquidity, the daily behaviour of the pair and the news situation, and it is configured by default for GBPNZD on the M30 chart.
The EA works through several stages before it acts. First it calculates areas of supply and demand, which are zones where price has previously reacted. These act as support and resistance and are used to pick entry and exit points. It then estimates how much liquidity is available for the pair and compares the pair's performance during the current day against its recent behaviour. Finally it considers news that relates to the traded currencies on that day.
Our catalogue tags this product under grid and support and resistance. The author describes the approach differently and states that it avoids martingale methods. Since the way a system handles several positions affects risk considerably, read the author's documentation and watch the first trades on a demo account so you understand exactly how it behaves.
The EA ships with default values that the author describes as optimised, and the author also publishes a description of every input. The exact values can differ between releases, so check the documentation rather than relying on a figure copied from a third party.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Risk and lot size | Fixed lot or percentage risk, and how it fits your balance |
| Prop firm options | Whether the limits match your firm's daily and overall loss rules |
| Stop loss and take profit | The ratio used and how it is applied |
| News handling | How the news check behaves around major releases |
Trading carries risk and you can lose part or all of your capital. Past results, including any shown on the product page, do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account first and only trade money you can afford to lose.
The author suggests a deposit of around 1000 USD. Confirm this against your own broker's contract sizes, leverage and spreads before going live.
For continuous operation, many users run the EA on a VPS so the terminal stays connected. Make sure your broker allows expert advisors and offers a hedging account.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (a separate MT4 edition exists) |
| Strategy focus | Grid, Support and resistance |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (automated trading) |
| Recommended symbol | GBPNZD, attach the EA to that chart |
| Recommended timeframe | M30 |
| Trade style | Support and resistance (supply and demand) with grid-type tag |
| Account type | Hedging account; ECN, raw or low-spread preferred |
| Suggested minimum deposit | Author suggests around 1000 USD; confirm before trading |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled, stable connection or VPS |
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This listing is the MetaTrader 5 edition and will not run on MT4. The author publishes a separate MT4 edition, which would be a different product.
The author's default setup is built around GBPNZD on the M30 chart. Attach the EA to that chart and keep the default inputs until you have tested it on your own broker's data.
A hedging account is required, and low-spread accounts such as ECN or raw are preferred because spreads affect results. Check with your broker that your account is a hedging type before you buy.
The author suggests a deposit of around 1000 USD. Treat this as a reference point only. Your own risk tolerance, leverage and lot sizing matter more, so test on a demo account first.
The EA includes options aimed at prop firm rules, but each firm has its own limits on drawdown, news trading and EAs. Read your firm's rules and test the settings on a demo account first.
The author publishes documentation for the inputs and further information. Read it before going live, because it covers how the EA manages positions and risk.
Quantum Quotient
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