MA Cross Grid

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ MA Cross Grid: A Modern Expert Advisor for Trading Based on Moving Average Crossovers and Grid Strategy ?

? Overview
MA Cross Grid is an automated trading expert advisor that uses a strategy of crossovers between two Moving Averages (MA) combined with grid trading. The advisor opens orders at predefined intervals and manages them with dynamic stop-loss and take-profit. It’s the ideal choice for traders who want to automate their trading using signals from MA crossovers and a grid approach for position management.

?️ Key Features ⚙️

• ? Moving Average Crossover Strategy: Opens buy (long) orders when the fast MA crosses the slow MA upwards, and sell (short) orders when the fast MA crosses the slow MA downwards.
• ? Grid Trading: Opens orders at regular intervals, creating a grid on the market.
• ⏰ Time and Day Filters: Ability to configure which days of the week and at what times the advisor will trade.
• ⚖️ Risk Management: Utilizes a dynamic stop-loss based on the ATR (Average True Range) indicator, along with automatic breakeven adjustments to lock in profits.
• ? Flexibility in Settings: Customize MA periods, lot sizes, take-profit levels, stop-loss, and other parameters according to your strategy.
• ? Trade Direction Control: Ability to configure trading for both long and short, long only, or short only.
• ? Types of Moving Averages: Different types of MAs available for setting up trading signals in the advisor settings.

? Key Parameters and Descriptions ?

• ? Fast MA Period:
  The period for the fast Moving Average. It is used in combination with the slow MA to determine buy or sell signals.

• ⏳ Slow MA Period:
  The period for the slow Moving Average. When the fast MA crosses the slow MA upwards, a buy (long) order is opened, and downwards — a sell (short) order.

• ? Types of Moving Averages:
  Several types of MAs can be selected in the advisor settings for use in calculations:

  • ? Simple Moving Average (SMA): The most common and simplest type of MA, calculated as the arithmetic mean of prices over a specified period.
  • ? Exponential Moving Average (EMA): Gives more weight to the most recent prices, making it more sensitive to recent market changes.
  • ? Smoothed Moving Average (SMMA): Similar to EMA but more smoothed, reducing the response to market noise.
  • ? Linear Weighted Moving Average (LWMA): Gives more weight to recent prices, providing a quicker reaction to changes.

  The ? Type of Moving Average can be selected for both fast and slow MAs, allowing you to tailor the optimal indicator for market analysis.

• ? Grid Interval:
  The interval (in points) between orders. It defines the distance between orders within the grid strategy.

• ⏳ Time Filter Minutes:
  The minimum time (in minutes) between placing orders. This prevents excessive orders within short periods.

• ? Lot Size:
  The fixed lot size for each trade.

• ? Take Profit:
  The take-profit level in points. Once the price reaches this level, the order is automatically closed with profit.

• ? ATR Period:
  The period used to calculate the Average True Range (ATR) indicator, which is used for determining the dynamic stop-loss.

• ? ATR Multiplier:
  A multiplier for the ATR value, used to calculate the dynamic stop-loss based on market volatility.

• ? BreakEven Offset:
  The number of points to set the breakeven level. Once the price moves in your favor by this number of points, the stop-loss is adjusted to the order's opening level.

• ? TimeFrame:
  The time frame for the Moving Average indicator. For example, use H1 for EURUSD, or D1 for XAUUSD. You can adjust the time frame based on your trading preferences.

• ? Trade Type:
  Defines the trade direction. Possible values:

  • ↔️ Both: Trading both long and short.
  • ? Buy Only: Long only.
  • ? Sell Only: Short only.

• ⏰ Market Open/Close Time:
  Specifies the hours during which the advisor will trade. These parameters help limit trading to specific times of the day.

• ? Days of the Week:
  Set which days of the week the advisor will trade. You can enable or disable trading for each day (Sunday — Saturday).

? How MA Cross Grid Works ?

1. ? MA Crossover
   The advisor tracks crossovers between the fast and slow Moving Averages, opening trades based on the direction of the crossover: a buy (long) when the fast MA crosses the slow MA upwards, and a sell (short) when the fast MA crosses the slow MA downwards.

2. ? Grid Strategy
   The advisor opens orders at specified intervals, creating a trading grid. To protect against false price movements, two filters are implemented:

   • ? Interval Filter: Defines the minimum distance between orders, preventing them from opening too close to each other and avoiding excessive sensitivity to market noise.
   • ⏳ Time Filter for Next Order: This sets the minimum time (in minutes) between opening new orders. This limits the frequency of trades, preventing overtrading during short-term price fluctuations and protecting against false signals.

3. ?️ Flexible Settings
   You can adjust the periods for Moving Averages, lot size, stop-loss, take-profit levels, and other parameters, allowing you to customize the advisor to your unique strategy.

4. ⚖️ Risk Management
   The advisor’s advanced risk management system includes dynamic stop-loss based on the ATR indicator. The stop-loss adapts automatically according to market volatility, protecting your trades from large price movements.

5. ? Classic Breakeven and Trailing Stop or Dynamic ATR
   Two profit management options are available in MA Cross Grid:

   • ? Classic Breakeven and Trailing Stop: You can set a classic breakeven level, which is adjusted to the opening price after a specified number of points in your favor. The trailing stop will automatically follow the price, locking in profits as the market moves in your favor.
   • ? Dynamic ATR: Instead of using classic breakeven and trailing stop, you can opt for dynamic ATR, where the stop-loss and trailing are adjusted automatically according to market volatility based on the ATR indicator. This allows for more efficient risk management while keeping track of price movements.

? Choose Classic Breakeven and Trailing Stop or Dynamic ATR — whichever suits you best!

⚠️ Important Notes ?

• Make sure your account supports the lot sizes and trading conditions set in the advisor’s parameters.
• Despite using a grid strategy, always monitor your orders, especially in times of high market volatility.
• It is recommended to first test the advisor on a demo account before using it on a live account.

? Join the successful trading with MA Cross Grid and automate your trading using Moving Average crossover strategy and grid trading! ?