
Tinga Tinga EA is an automated expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that mixes short-term scalping entries with trend-following logic. It opens and manages trades on its own and exposes lot size and risk inputs.
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Tinga Tinga EA is a fully automated expert advisor for MetaTrader 5. It is designed to blend short-term scalping entries with trend-following logic, and it places, manages and closes trades without manual input once it is attached to a chart.
The EA reads market conditions as new price data arrives and decides when to open a position. Its approach joins two ideas: quick, short-duration trades typical of scalping, and a bias toward the prevailing direction of price, which is the trend-following part. The strategy tags for this product also include support and resistance, so price levels may play a role in where trades are considered. The exact rules are not published in detail here, so you should confirm how entries and exits behave by watching it on a demo account and in the strategy tester.
Entries and exits are handled automatically. You do not need to place orders by hand, although you can still monitor open positions in the Trade tab and close them yourself if you choose.
The listing does not state a fixed set of symbols or a required timeframe. Before relying on it, check the following:
The product offers adjustable inputs for lot size and risk parameters so that position size can match your account. The full input list appears in the EA's properties window after you attach it. Use the table below as a checklist rather than a list of recommended values.
| Input area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Lot size | Fixed or risk-based volume; start small relative to your balance |
| Risk parameters | How exposure per trade and overall drawdown are limited |
| Trading hours or filters | Whether session or spread filters are available |
| Order identification | Magic number, so it does not clash with other EAs |
Scalping systems open many trades, so costs such as spread, commission and slippage can have a large effect. Use a low-spread account where possible, and avoid sizing positions on the assumption that recent behaviour will repeat.
Trading carries risk and you can lose some or all of your capital. Past results, including backtests, do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account first and only trade with money you can afford to lose.
For continuous operation, many traders run the terminal on a VPS so that a lost connection or a restart does not interrupt the EA.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (MT5) |
| Strategy focus | Scalping, Trend, Support and resistance |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (fully automated) |
| Trade style | Scalping with trend-following elements |
| Strategy tags | Scalping, trend, support and resistance |
| Markets | Not specified; check the product page and test per symbol |
| Timeframes | Not specified; confirm in the strategy tester |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled; stable connection or VPS suggested |
| Account type | Low-spread accounts preferred |
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No. This listing is for the MetaTrader 5 version and will not load in MetaTrader 4. If you trade on MT4, look for a separate MT4 product rather than trying to use this file.
It is intended for brokers that offer MetaTrader 5. Because it is a scalping-style system, spreads, commissions and execution speed matter, so a low-spread account is the better fit. Test on your own broker's conditions before using real money.
Copy the EA file into the Experts folder via File, Open Data Folder, MQL5, Experts in MetaTrader 5, then restart the terminal or refresh the Navigator. Drag the EA onto a chart and make sure Algo Trading is switched on.
Start with lot size and the risk-related inputs, since these control position size relative to your balance. Check the input tab for the full list, and run the strategy tester on your broker's data before going live.
Yes, and it is recommended. A demo account lets you see how the EA behaves with your broker's spreads and execution without putting capital at risk.
No. Trading carries risk, you can lose money, and past results do not predict future ones. Treat any backtest as an illustration of historical behaviour only.
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