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Harnessing BykovTrend and ColorX2MA: A Comprehensive Guide for MetaTrader 5

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If you're on the lookout for a powerful trading tool, you might want to check out the BykovTrend and ColorX2MA indicators. This nifty EA (Expert Advisor) combines both systems, giving you the flexibility to adjust your trade sizes based on previous outcomes. The signals to open trades are generated right at the bar's close, signaling a trend change when the colors of either indicator switch up.

Let’s dive into how you can manage your trading volumes effectively. The EA comes packed with adjustable input settings. For instance, in the BykovTrend system, you have inputs like:

input uint    A_BuyLossMMTriger=2;  // Number of losing Buy positions to adjust MM
input uint    A_SellLossMMTriger=2; // Number of losing Sell positions to adjust MM
input double  A_SmallMM=0.01       // Deposit share in a deal when losing
input double  A_MM=0.1             // Deposit share for normal trading

With these settings, if the last two trades were in the same direction, the EA will jump in with a trade size as low as 0.01. If at least one of those trades was a winner, the lot size will bump up to 0.1. Pretty straightforward, right?

The input settings for the ColorX2MA system mirror those of BykovTrend:

input uint    B_BuyLossMMTriger=2  // B number of losing Buy positions to adjust MM
input uint    B_SellLossMMTriger=2; // B number of losing Sell positions to adjust MM
input double  B_SmallMM=0.01       // B Deposit share in a deal when losing
input double  B_MM=0.01            // B Deposit share for normal trading

To ensure everything runs smoothly, make sure the compiled files of both indicators, BykovTrend_V2.ex5 and ColorX2MA.ex5, are located in the <terminal_data_directory>\MQL5\Indicators folder. This is crucial for the EA to function properly.

In the tests shown below, I used the EA's default inputs complete with stop-loss settings.

Fig 1. Exemplary trades in the chart

Fig 1. Exemplary trades in the chart

Looking at the test results for GBPJPY on the H2 timeframe throughout 2016:

Fig. 2. Testing results chart

Fig. 2. Testing results chart

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