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Unlocking the Power of SMA MultiHedge for MetaTrader 4

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Curious about how the SMA MultiHedge works? Let’s break it down in simple terms:

Understanding the Basics

  • Start with GBPUSD as your Base Symbol. If the SMA is trending upwards, it's time to take action.
  • Open a long position on GBPUSD while simultaneously hedging with a short on EURUSD to minimize risk. You can also hedge with a long on USDCHF.

Here’s how the EA (Expert Advisor) simplifies your trading:

  • Set available hedge symbols to 3 by default: EURUSD, USDCHF, and USDJPY. If you don’t want to hedge with USDJPY, just change "HedgeH3" to false.
  • To follow the same direction as GBPUSD, ensure "H3.followBase" is set to true (default). If you prefer the opposite direction, set "H3.followBase" to false and use "H3.LotsRatio" = 2. This will double the lot size for GBPUSD.
  • Hedging between GBPUSD and USDJPY will only execute if their correlation exceeds the "H3.Expect.CorRelation" threshold.
  • If you’re aiming for a correlation of -0.90, orders will only be sent when the correlation dips below -0.90. Conversely, for a target of 0.90, orders will be triggered only when the correlation is above 0.90.
  • Each hedge operates independently using unique MagicNo, MagicNo+1, and MagicNo+2. Remember to change "MagicNo" to a different number, like 318, if you want to trade another pair as your Base Symbol.

Closing Your Hedges

  • Hedges will close automatically when the overall profit exceeds your "Expect.Profit" target. And don’t stress about swaps; this EA calculates swap profits automatically.
  • If your hedge makes a profit from swaps, the EA will only close the hedge when you hit the "Expect.Profit" target.
  • However, if the hedge isn’t profitable from swaps, it will close once the total profit (real + swap) reaches your "Expect.Profit".

Keep in mind, testing this type of EA via backtesting isn’t feasible, so I’m currently in the forward testing phase. Here’s a snapshot of my progress:




Happy trading!

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