
An MT5 expert advisor built for the US30 index that trades around the US stock market open. It combines range, breakout, scalping and price action logic, and every trade carries a preset stop-loss and take-profit.
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The US30 Market Maker is an automated expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades a single instrument, the US30 index, around the opening of the US stock market. It combines several entry methods in one system rather than relying on a single signal.
The EA focuses on the period when US30 volume and volatility usually pick up. It draws on range trading, breakout trading, scalping and price action ideas, so it can respond to both quiet, sideways sessions and fast directional moves. Each order is sent with a stop-loss and a take-profit already attached, which keeps the risk of every position defined from the start.
Many of the internal parameters adjust to current market conditions instead of staying fixed. Because several approaches can be active at once, you should watch in the tester how many orders open together on your broker and how the account behaves during busy sessions.
The exact input names can differ between releases, so open the inputs tab after loading the EA and read each parameter description. The areas below are the ones most buyers need to review.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Risk per trade | Percentage of balance risked on each order. A modest range, well below the top end, is a sensible starting point. |
| Set-file | Presets exist for medium risk, higher risk and prop-firm style accounts. Load the one that matches your goals and rules. |
| Symbol name | Make sure it matches your broker's US30 symbol. |
| Server time | Confirm how your broker's server time lines up with the US open. |
| Spread and slippage limits | Review any filters, since index spreads can widen at the open. |
Index scalping is sensitive to spreads, execution speed and slippage, so results can differ noticeably between brokers. Always test on your own broker, using real-tick modelling, several date ranges and a realistic balance, before using real money. Then start on a demo or with a small risk setting.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of your capital. Past results, including backtests, do not predict future ones. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
If you run it on a VPS, keep the platform connected during the US open so orders are not missed.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (hedging account type preferred) |
| Strategy focus | Scalping, Grid, Breakout |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor, fully automated |
| Market | US30 (Dow Jones index CFD) only |
| Timeframe | Designed around M5; the chart timeframe is not critical |
| Trade style | Scalping, range and breakout entries near the US open |
| Suggested account | ECN or raw-spread account with low spreads |
| Suggested minimum deposit | Around 200 USD; confirm with your broker's contract size |
| Risk control | Percentage risk per trade, with stop-loss on every order |
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It is designed for US30 only. Do not attach it to other symbols. Brokers name the index differently (US30, DJ30, WS30 and so on), so check that your broker's symbol matches the one the EA expects and test it before going live.
No. This version is written for MetaTrader 5. It will not load in MT4, so make sure you have an MT5 account. A hedging account type is preferred.
The logic is built around the 5-minute timeframe, but it reads its own data, so the chart you attach it to is not critical. Using M5 is the simplest way to stay consistent with the intended design.
Download the free demo and run it in the MT5 strategy tester on your own broker's US30 symbol. Use the every-tick-based-on-real-ticks model, a realistic deposit, and several different periods. Check the history quality figure after each run, because incomplete data can distort results.
A deposit of around 200 USD is a common suggestion, but the right amount depends on your broker's contract size and the risk percentage you choose. A low-spread ECN or raw account usually suits index scalping better than a standard wide-spread account.
Updates are handled through the store, so check your account for the latest download. After updating, review your settings and load the current set-file again, since defaults may change between releases.
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