Two-Moving-Average Pullback Entries with ATR Grid Management
Summary
The described expert advisor uses two moving averages to identify a main market direction. When the averages have not crossed for a specified period and price pulls back from that direction, it opens an initial position. It can then add positions, up to a stated total of three, when price moves either with or against the position by a step based on ATR.
After all positions are established, favorable movement activates trailing. If price moves against the position, the system closes some positions at grid-step distances, with the direction depending on trade type. The post gives only a high-level strategy description and no parameter values, market or timeframe details, backtest results, or risk controls. Its performance and exposure to adverse grid moves therefore cannot be assessed from the available information.
Key ideas
- Two moving averages provide the directional context for entries.
- An initial trade follows a pullback after the averages have remained uncrossed for a set period.
- Additional trades are spaced using ATR and may be added during favorable or adverse movement.
- Trailing begins after the full set of three trades is open, while adverse moves trigger partial closures at grid distances.
- The description gives no performance evidence or detailed risk parameters.
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