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Syna is an MT5 expert advisor that can open trades on its own or manage positions already on the account, including manual trades and those from other EAs. It offers a single-entry mode, active management and an optional recovery module.
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Syna is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that is built to stay involved after a trade is opened. It can place momentum-based trades itself, or it can work as a management layer around positions that already exist on your account.
Many expert advisors make an entry decision and then rely on fixed exit rules. Syna is designed to keep reviewing an open position as conditions change. It can look at price behaviour, momentum, volatility, scheduled events and news, and it keeps notes on why a trade was taken so that later decisions can refer back to the original reasoning. What it does with that information depends on the mode you choose and the limits you set.
Syna can be set up to oversee manual trades and positions opened by other expert advisors, so you can add a management layer without replacing the systems you already run. Check how it identifies those positions on your account before relying on it.
The EA can be attached to different symbols and styles of trading. Exact symbol coverage and preferred timeframes depend on your inputs and your broker's instruments, so confirm these on a demo account. Spreads, swap and execution speed vary between brokers and will affect behaviour.
The exact input names and defaults are listed in the product's input panel. Before going live, review the areas below.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Mode | Autonomous trading, management only, or single entry |
| Lot sizing | Fixed or risk-based sizing that suits your balance |
| Stop loss and take profit | Whether hard levels are applied to every position |
| Recovery module | Whether Sacred Phi is on, and its position limits |
| Account protection | Equity and margin boundaries |
| News and data services | Which sources are enabled and any setup they need |
| Multi-terminal roles | Master or Agent role, if you use several terminals |
Position limits, lot size, equity boundaries and margin protection define your risk, not the recovery method itself. Be especially careful with any mode that adds positions.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of your deposit. Past results, including ratings and reviews, do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account and only trade with money you can afford to lose.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 |
| Strategy focus | Momentum |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor |
| Trade style | Momentum-based entries with active position management |
| Markets | Multiple symbols; check your broker's symbol list |
| Timeframes | Set in the EA inputs; test before going live |
| Recovery module | Optional Sacred Phi secondary strategy, can be disabled |
| Multi-terminal use | Master and Agent deployment across terminals and accounts |
| Requirements | MT5 with algo trading enabled; check the product page for any online service needs |
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No. This listing is for MetaTrader 5 only. It will not load in MetaTrader 4, so check which platform your broker account uses before buying.
It can be configured to monitor and manage manual trades and positions opened by other expert advisors. Check how your account handles magic numbers and symbols, and test on a demo account first to see how it treats those positions.
No. The Sacred Phi secondary strategy is optional and can be turned off. Single-entry mode uses one position with a fixed stop loss and take profit, and no recovery positions.
It is described as a standalone system for one account. Some features, such as news evaluation, may rely on online services, so review the inputs and the product page to see which ones you need to enable and whether extra setup is involved.
Any MT5 broker that permits expert advisors should be able to run it. Check symbol names, lot step limits, spreads and margin rules with your broker, and run it on a demo account before using real funds.
Yes. It can be deployed across several terminals, with one instance as Master and others as Agents. Each terminal needs its own installation and settings, and each account's risk limits should be set separately.
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