Mql5官网 FourLeafClover from FourLeafClover FX 外汇EA

NB. The minimum recommended starting balance is $3000 for a STANDARD account or $30 for a CENT account, with 1:100 leverage (higher leverage, such as 1:500 is ideal). NB. The definition of a Standard account is one where 1 lot is equivalent to 100,000 units of base currency. The definition of a CENT account is one where 1 lot is equivalent to 10,000 units of base currency.
Tip: If your account is held in a currency other than $ (USD) then you can work out the recommended minimum balances in your currency by using a currency conversion site such as www.xe.com

 False – stops new trades from being opened (NB. if there are already open trades then FourLeafClover will still manage them and open new trades to support the sequence as required. When these trades close, no new trades will open).

 False – allows trades only in one direction at a time.

If your broker supports trading in both directions (hedging), then leave this setting as True as it is proven to be more profitable.

NB. The lower the spread the better, as it makes it easier (quicker) for FourLeafClover to close trades. However, having exceptionally low spreads is not a requirement as the EA is not a scalper. Some brokers do have higher spreads and it may be necessary to adjust this setting to allow them to be traded (or find an alternative broker offering better spreads).

False – Floating drawdown based trade exits are disabled and the EA will continue to trade.

NB. This is an  important risk management feature. It is strongly recommended that this is set to True. If False, then you are effectively trading without any stoploss.

NB. This should be a negative value.  Setting the value to a low level may seem like a good risk reduction strategy but it can result in more frequent trade closures for smaller losses that when totaled, actually leave you worse off.
NB. For each higher trading mode adjust this level accordingly to give the required room to make the higher profits associated with the higher lots that will be traded.

You may wish to backtest settings for this parameter and configure your risk accordingly.

False (default) – Smart exits are disabled.
True – Smart Exits are enabled and FourLeafClover will close all trades on the current pair if the floating profit/loss reaches the level specified in the ‘smartExitProfitLevelx’ parameter below at level ‘x’.

This can be useful if you want to be able to get out of trades for a small profit, break even or a small loss when a specific trade level has been reached. Values can be positive, negative or zero. For example, if you wanted to get out of trade sequences at breakeven on trades that reach level 8 or higher, then turn on Smart Exits using the ‘smartExit’ parameter above and set ‘smartExitProfitLevel8’ through to ‘smartExitProfitLevel15’ to 0. Remember to also set the values for lower levels to ensure an exit is not triggered when at one of those levels – e.g. a value of 99999999. That will mean that an exit will not trigger from level 5 through to level 7 if such a high value is populated as floating profit/loss will not reach this level.

It is also possible to specify different values for different levels – e.g. you may be happy to exit out of a trade sequence at level 7, 8 and 9 at breakeven (set to 0), but would accept a small loss at levels above those so you can specify a negative value for levels 10 to 15 (remembering to set some high value like 99999999 for levels 5 and 6 so no exits are triggered at those levels).
It is perfectly fine to use the Smart Exit function in conjunction with the ‘floatingDDBasedExit’ exit mechanism discussed previously. So you will also have the overarching safety net of that hard drawdown-based exit (stoploss).

Floating profit/loss value at level 5 at which a Smart Exit will trigger to close all trades on the current pair.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

NB. Remember to set an appropriate value for lower levels if you do not want to trigger an exit prior to this level.

True – FourLeafClover emails are enabled (used in conjunction with the ‘emailLevel’ parameter below).

A trade sequence closure email will also follow when the sequence closes.

True – All open FourLeafClover trades for the current pair are closed immediately (assuming the market is open) regardless of current floating profit/loss. While True, no new trades will be opened so to re-enable trading remember to set back to False once all trades have been closed.

This parameter allows you to immediately close all open trades for the current pair. There may be a number of reasons to want to do this, but also note the ‘allowNewTrades’ parameter described earlier which can be utilised to stop new trade sequences from opening but will leave open trades to reach their conclusion (i.e. exit at target profit or exit based on floatingDDBasedExit or smartExit settings).

True – Displays supplemental trade history data within the on-screen FourLeafClover trade status window. This data includes the levels that trades have reached, the lot sizes, the maximum floating loss of those trades and the minimum free account margin at each level.

NB. It takes time for this data to build and it is flushed when MetaTrader is restarted. You can switch back and forth to have this option enabled / disabled and the data will still be retained (e.g. in case you just want to see this extra information temporarily but do not want to clutter your charts with it fulltime).

Sometimes when viewed on different displays, the green FourLeafClover logo can appear skewed to the left/right. Putting a negative number into this parameter moves it left, whereas a positive number moves it right. If you want your charts to look tidy then you can use this feature if required.