Zyra

EA Description:

This automated trading EA is designed to provide a durable, adaptable, and high-performing solution over the long term. Unlike many EAs sold without support, it stands out for its flexibility and its focus on rigorous risk management. Each integrated strategy has been meticulously tested to adapt to various market conditions, ensuring optimal coverage. Equipped with advanced and customizable money management, this EA aims to maintain performance and protect users' capital, even in volatile environments.

Storytelling

Key Features:

• Strategy Diversification: The EA integrates multiple advanced strategies (mean-reversion, short and long-term trend, breakout, momentum, volatility, and range) to adapt to different market conditions.
• Multi-symbol and Multi-timeframe Trading: Designed to work across multiple symbols (Forex pairs, indices, ETFs) and timeframes, the EA enables effective position diversification.
• Automatic Risk Management: Each position is systematically accompanied by a predefined stop-loss and take-profit, ensuring constant risk control.
• Flexible Money Management: The EA allows users to choose between a fixed lot size or risk proportional to capital, with automatic risk calculation based on the number of active strategies.
• Adjustable Parameters: All EA parameters are visible and modifiable, offering advanced customization without requiring regular updates.

Integrated Strategies in the EA

This EA uses a combination of several advanced strategies to adapt to different market conditions:

• Mean-Reversion Strategy: This approach aims to profit from reversals after volatility spikes. The EA detects situations where the price significantly deviates from its average and enters a position when the price shows signs of returning to the mean.
• Short-Term Trend Strategy: The EA follows short-term trends using indicators like RSI and CCI to detect moments when a strong trend is developing. It places positions with appropriate stop-loss and take-profit levels.
• Long-Term Trend Strategy: This strategy uses long-term trend indicators such as Ichimoku and ATR to detect continuation signals over extended periods.
• Breakout Strategy: It aims to capitalize on significant breaks of key levels. The EA identifies support and resistance levels and enters a position when the price breaches these levels with significant volume.
• Momentum Strategy: This approach exploits rapid market accelerations. The EA enters a position when a strong directional movement is detected using the Momentum indicator.
• Volatility Strategy: Designed for turbulent markets, this strategy uses indicators such as Keltner Channels and ATR to detect trading opportunities during periods of high volatility.
• Range Strategy: This strategy capitalizes on periods where the market moves within a defined channel. The EA uses Bollinger Bands to identify range boundaries and enters positions near the extremes.
• Price Action Strategy: This strategy relies on analyzing price patterns and fractals. It aims to capture significant movements when important price thresholds are breached, without relying on complex technical indicators.
• Statistical Anomalies Strategy: This strategy exploits anomalies in volatility and momentum. The EA enters a position when sudden changes in standard volatility are detected, combined with specific price configurations and indicators such as the Ulcer Index and Momentum.
• Reflex-Vortex Strategy: This strategy combines several advanced indicators such as Reflex, Ulcer Index, Vortex, and KAMA to follow trends and filter reversal signals. It aims to capture significant market movements while reducing risks related to excessive volatility.

Configurable Parameters of the EA

This EA offers numerous customization options to adapt to all types of traders and market conditions. Parameters are organized into several main categories:

• Risk Management: Configuration of stop-loss, take-profit, trailing stop, and risk per position.
• Trading Strategies: Selection and adjustment of integrated strategies, such as trend, breakout, volatility, etc.
• Technical Indicators: Configuration of indicators used in each strategy (RSI, ATR, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku, etc.).
• Trading Hours: Definition of time ranges during which the EA is authorized to trade.
• Other Options: Limiting trades per day, activation of automatic exits at the end of the day or week, etc.

Every parameter is directly accessible through the EA interface, offering great flexibility and total control to the user. To learn more about the parameters and how to use them, visit our blog: Discover Zyra: A Versatile and Customizable EA.

Money Management and Risk Control

The money management of this EA allows for two main options:

• Fixed Lot Size: The user can define a fixed lot size for each position, regardless of the capital.
• Risk Proportional to Capital: The EA offers an advanced risk management feature allowing users to define a maximum risk percentage of the total balance. The user specifies the number of charts where the EA is active (e.g., on the 7 major Forex pairs, with 10 strategies per chart, making a total of 70 possible strategies). The EA then automatically calculates the risk per position by dividing the total risk by the number of potential strategies.

This simple and effective management helps to control overall risk and ensures better capital preservation.

Dynamic Risk Management and Diversification

The Zyra EA offers a key parameter called "Number of EA in same time," designed to provide flexible and personalized money management. This parameter plays a crucial role in portfolio diversification and risk balance.

• Diversification Across Multiple Symbols:
  • When used on multiple symbols (e.g., 7 major Forex pairs), the EA intelligently allocates capital among these symbols. This reduces exposure to asset-specific risks by diversifying across multiple markets.
  • A defined risk level (e.g., 50%) can be better distributed to ensure proper management across different assets and strategies.
• Focus on a Single Symbol:
  • If the EA is used on a single symbol (e.g., EUR/USD), it allocates all capital to this asset. This can offer significant results, but the risk is also more concentrated due to the lack of diversification.
  • For single-symbol use, it is recommended to reduce the risk percentage to limit overall exposure.

Practical Example:

The images below illustrate the difference between a diversified approach across multiple symbols and a concentrated approach on a single symbol:

• With 7 major Forex symbols, the risk is shared, enabling management suited to a diversified portfolio.
• With only EUR/USD, the same risk level is concentrated on a single asset, increasing sensitivity to market fluctuations of that specific asset.

In summary, everything is configurable in the Zyra EA, allowing users to adapt the level of diversification and risk according to their preferences and trading strategies.

User Support

Support is available exclusively in a private group on MQL5, where I share tested configurations for various symbols and timeframes. To access this group, please leave a request in the Expert Advisor's comments, and I will send an invitation.

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Sales Strategy:

This EA is offered exclusively as an annual rental, with a progressive pricing strategy:

• Progressive Pricing: $49 for the first 10 users, $99 for the next 10, $149 for the following 10, and finally a fixed price of $199.

By opting for an annual rental, the long-term commitment is strengthened: the goal is for the EA to remain effective for several years thanks to its flexibility and robustness. Thus, users benefit from a durable and adaptable tool, with occasional parameter adjustments to adapt to market changes.

Signal

The published results are based on extensive backtests conducted with high-quality historical data (Dukascopy), optimized to reflect realistic market conditions. Currently, I do not offer a signal based on a real account, as this would require significant capital to ensure equivalent conditions. This remains an option I might consider in the future. Thank you for your understanding.