Dynamic Averaging with Volatility Filtering and Stochastic Entries

Summary

This Expert Advisor description combines a volatility gate, Stochastic entry signals, loss-triggered position sizing, and profit-based exits. It calculates an average of standard deviation indicator readings over a sliding window. Trading is prohibited when the current reading exceeds that average. When trading is allowed, it looks for Stochastic conditions near the lower or upper range, together with a directional change, to flag potential buys or sells.

The EA increases the next trade’s lot size after identifying a closed losing trade, and closes positions when aggregate profit reaches a specified minimum. This resembles a loss-recovery sizing approach, so losses can increase exposure. The source explicitly warns that the strategy is high risk and may lose the full deposit. It provides no backtest, performance statistics, position-size limits, or detail on how the window and profit threshold should be calibrated; the brief description is not enough to establish the strategy’s behavior across market conditions.

Key ideas

• The EA blocks trading when current standard deviation exceeds its sliding-window average.
• Stochastic levels and direction changes determine candidate buy and sell entries.
• A detected losing trade causes the EA to increase the lot size for the next trade.
• Positions close when total profit reaches a configured minimum.
• The description warns of substantial loss risk and provides no performance evidence or sizing limits.

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