Strong EA MT5

Multi-currency Forex trading with explicit series controls

Strong EA MT5 is Andriy Sydoruk’s automated Forex strategy with configurable signals, position sizing and management of multiple orders as a series. Its published settings cover both individual trade exits and broader conditions that close orders or stop new activity.

The developer describes support for major and exotic currency pairs. The current overview does not provide a definitive symbol list or a single required chart timeframe, so the selected symbol, signal timeframe and broker contract details need to be checked together. This listing is for the MetaTrader 5 edition.

What you can configure

• Signal generation: signalTf selects the signal timeframe, while signalBarsA/B adjust the analysis inputs.
• Position size: Lot defines fixed volume and RiskOn enables automatic sizing. Additional inputs relate sizing to normalized prices and stop distances.
• Order-series exposure: LimitSeries caps the order count, while LotExponent controls volume growth within a series.
• Account stop conditions: separate maximum-drawdown and maximum-profit settings close orders, with separate stop-working thresholds to halt trading activity.
• Exit and entry filters: take profit, stop loss, optional series trailing, spread filtering and volatility limits.

Understand the volume progression before running it

The source explicitly names MartinCatchingLogic as a limited martingale-style volume-increase mechanism. Strong should therefore not be treated as a no-martingale or fixed-exposure robot. Its behavior depends on the combination of lot size, lot exponent, order count and stop settings you choose.

A cap on the number of orders does not by itself cap monetary loss. Check the largest possible combined exposure, margin use and close-all behavior in testing. When several currency pairs share the same account, losses may arrive together because their price moves can be related.

Test the configuration against actual execution

Use Strategy Tester and a demo account to check order sizing, series trailing and both types of stop condition before allocating live funds. Include realistic spreads and trading costs. A high profit threshold or a disabled stop can materially change how long a series stays open.

The listing describes automated market analysis and execution, but it does not identify a public live signal in its overview. The screenshots below are developer-supplied source material, not proof of a reproducible live return.

Original developer screenshots

These two source reports show severe relative equity drawdown despite their rising balance curves. Assess that downside alongside the order-series and volume-progression settings; the headline simulated profits do not establish a dependable live return.

Customer feedback context

The visible MQL5 feedback includes a November 11, 2024 customer report of substantial differences between testing and live trading, including unexpected loss-making closes. That is one customer’s unverified experience, not a conclusion about every setup or the current build. It is a concrete reason to compare tester behavior with forward demo execution. Read the original customer feedback.

The release history records an unspecified user-reported fix on the same date as that review. It does not identify the issue or establish whether the complaint was resolved; later notes give no detailed explanation.

Source checked September 30, 2026: Strong on MQL5. Features are summarized from the developer’s published specification; no independently monitored live result is claimed.

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