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An MT5 expert advisor that draws supply and demand zones and trades them manually, semi-automatically or fully automatically from an on-chart trading panel. Direction, timeframes, zone type, risk and trade management are set in the panel.
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Supply Demand EA ProBot is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that marks supply and demand zones on the chart and can trade them for you. It can be used by hand, as a semi-automatic assistant, or as a fully automatic system, with most choices made from a graphical panel on the chart.
The EA looks for areas where price previously moved away sharply and treats them as demand zones (potential buying areas) or supply zones (potential selling areas). A label sits next to each zone. What happens when price reaches a zone depends on the mode you pick.
Turn on manual trading in the input parameters and switch off the Buy and Sell buttons on the panel. You can then click a zone label to open a market or limit order at that zone.
You activate Buy, Sell or both on the panel. With Buy active, the EA enters when price touches a demand zone. With Sell active, it enters at supply zones. Lot size, stop loss, take profit and risk settings come from the panel.
The EA picks the direction itself. To do this you enable at least one of the automated direction inputs, which compare momentum and direction on higher timeframes and filter out trades that go against them.
The EA is multi-timeframe, so on a single chart it can trade zones from other timeframes. You choose which timeframes to use. It can be applied to forex pairs, indices, metals and other CFDs, depending on what your broker provides. Short timeframes suit scalping and longer ones suit day or swing trading, but suitability depends on your own plan and the symbol.
Most options are on the trading panel. Exact defaults are not listed here, so check them on your chart before trading.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Trading direction | Buy only at demand zones, or sell only at supply zones |
| Timeframes | Which timeframes the EA may place trades on |
| Zone type | Wide, medium, narrow or super narrow zones |
| Money management | Choice between three position sizing options |
| Stop after trades | Pauses the EA after a set number of winning or losing trades |
| Stop loss and take profit | Risk-based or ATR-based ratio |
| Channel or range | Limits trades to a bullish or bearish channel, or between an upper and lower price |
| Time range | Allows trading only in chosen hours of the day |
| Trade management | Trailing stop, break even and partial profit functions |
Trading carries risk and you can lose more than you expect, especially with leverage. Past results do not predict future ones. Test any configuration on a demo account first, and only risk money you can afford to lose.
Zone trading can produce a series of losses when price moves through a zone. Spread, slippage and news events can also change outcomes, so consider position size and the stop-after-trades option carefully.
Load enough chart history on the timeframes you plan to use, so the zones can be drawn properly.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (expert advisor) |
| Strategy focus | Support and resistance |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor with trading panel |
| Strategy | Support and resistance, supply and demand zones |
| Markets | Forex, indices, metals and other CFD symbols offered by your broker |
| Timeframes | Multi-timeframe; zones from several timeframes can be traded |
| Trade style | Manual, semi-automatic or fully automatic; scalping to swing |
| Account type | Netting or hedging; check your broker's rules |
| Requirements | MT5 terminal, Algo Trading enabled, chart history loaded |
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No. This listing is the MT5 version and runs only in MetaTrader 5. It will not load in MetaTrader 4. If you use MT4, look for a product that is listed for that platform.
Yes, but you choose how much control to give it. In manual mode you place trades yourself by clicking zone labels. In semi-automatic mode the EA enters when price touches a zone in the direction you activate on the panel. In fully automatic mode it also decides the direction, using the higher-timeframe filters you enable in the inputs.
Any broker that offers MT5 should work, but behaviour depends on the symbol, spread, execution model and account type. Test on a demo account with the symbols you plan to trade, and check minimum lot size and stop level rules with your broker.
In MT5 choose File, then Open Data Folder, and copy the expert file into MQL5/Experts. Restart MT5 or refresh the Navigator, drag the EA onto a chart, and make sure Algo Trading is switched on. The panel should then appear on the chart.
You need to choose at least a direction, the timeframes to trade, the zone types and a money management option. No recommended values are given here, so review each setting in the panel and the inputs and test it on a demo account first.
No. Trading leveraged products carries a high level of risk, and past results do not predict future ones. The EA applies the rules you configure; it does not remove market risk.
Supply Demand EA ProBot MT5
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