- Developer source link: Dynamic Pips MT5 on MQL5
- Live signal link: Developer-linked Boring Pips MT4 signal — a different EA, not Dynamic Pips performance.
- Manual and settings: Input and setup guide · Platform-specific presets and portfolio research
Dynamic Pips EA MT5 combines momentum, supply-and-demand zones and Fibonacci-based trade management across 11 supported Forex pairs. Each pair runs on its own M5 chart, with configurable entries, group exits and risk allocation.
A configurable Forex portfolio for MetaTrader 5
The supported pairs are AUDCAD, NZDCAD, AUDNZD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD, EURCHF, EURGBP, EURUSD, USDCAD, CADCHF and NZDCHF. Choose the pairs appropriate to your capital and broker rather than assuming that every account should trade all eleven. The developer’s starting guidance ranges from three pairs at $1,000 to the full list at $2,500; these are setup suggestions, not loss limits.
Control entries and manage groups of trades
Signal strictness, direction, spacing and exit settings let you adapt each pair. A pip-based group stop can close a sequence when its premise fails. Grid and martingale are optional, but the public manual says both are enabled by default. Check those switches and combined exposure before live use; spreading trades across correlated currencies does not remove portfolio risk.

MT5 setup and evidence
Use the MT5 preset files on matching M5 charts. This is a single-symbol EA, so eleven pairs require separate chart instances; its MT5 label does not mean one chart trades the whole portfolio. The published portfolio studies are simulations, and the directly linked monitored account is Boring Pips MT4, a separate strategy.
See the controls and portfolio research
The MT5 tester animation below illustrates the developer’s historical simulation and trade management. Its control of losing sequences does not guarantee recovery or eliminate drawdown.

The moderate portfolio example helps put the controls in context: the developer reports approximately 37.5% maximum drawdown. The “moderate” label is relative to the author’s other settings, not a promise of small losses. Our linked review compares all three portfolio examples and explains their limitations.

Read the Dynamic Pips strategy, settings and MT4/MT5 review · View the existing Dynamic Pips MT4 edition
By Thi Thu Ha Hoang, the developer of Boring Pips EA MT5. See the Boring Pips signal review for that separate system’s evidence.
Delivery: latest-version standalone file offer. Your order provides the delivery instructions for obtaining your file.
