Set-and-Forget Trading with Anti-Martingale Position Increases

Summary

The document describes a set-and-forget trading approach combined with anti-Martingale sizing. It defines anti-Martingale as increasing position size when a trade moves favorably or after a winning trade. The stated use case is placing orders ahead of time when the trader cannot monitor the market, with a live-session example mentioned but not reproduced in the text.

The MT4 expert adviser accepts inputs for the number of pending buy or sell stop orders, initial entry, initial stop, and position size. The document does not specify how entries are chosen, how much size increases after wins, or how gains and losses are managed across a sequence of trades. It offers no trade records or performance analysis. Its general risk notice points to market conditions and individual circumstances, but the material does not quantify the risk of increasing exposure after winning trades.

Key ideas

• The method combines preplanned entries with anti-Martingale increases after favorable moves or wins.
• The adviser inputs include order count, entry, stop, and position size.
• The document provides no sizing progression, entry rules, or performance evidence.
• Increasing position size after wins can increase exposure, while specific risk controls are not described.

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