Hedging EA
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HEDGING EA FOR METATRADER

Your safety net to turn losing trades into winners

Have you ever opened a trade at the worst possible time? Bought just before a big drop? Or sold short right before a rally? Most traders have — and it’s frustrating and discouraging. That’s why PZ Hedging EA was created: to serve as a safety net for your trades. This intelligent expert advisor helps turn losing trades into winners using a powerful and automated hedging strategy.

  • Recovers losing trades with a predefined, calculated strategy
  • Uses pending orders to minimize slippage and lag concerns
  • Fully automated recovery—no manual intervention needed
  • Manual trade entry via chart buttons or use built-in strategies
  • Avoids uncontrolled losses with strict risk parameters
  • Supports trading across multiple symbols independently
  • Operates with fixed or variable spread brokers (zone adjustable)
  • Session filters help limit exposure during specific market hours
  • Easy to set up and supervise—ideal for active or backup usage
  • Works on micro accounts starting from $1,000
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Description

Have you ever opened a trade at the worst possible time? Bought just before a big drop? Or sold short before a rally? Most traders have. It’s frustrating and discouraging. That’s why PZ Hedging EA was created — a smart expert advisor that helps turn losing trades into winners using a powerful and fully automated hedging strategy.

PZ Hedging EA works like a safety net for your trades. It’s easy to set up, runs on micro accounts starting from $1,000, and suits traders of all experience levels. Whether you trade manually using chart buttons or prefer automated entries, the EA handles everything else. It manages trades as a basket (a group of trades), not individually, and works within your account’s available free margin.

Main Features

  • Very easy to use and monitor
  • Trade manually using chart buttons
  • Fully customizable risk and recovery management
  • Uses automated entry strategies if desired
  • Compatible with custom indicators for trade entries
  • Trades micro accounts starting from $1,000
  • Trades are managed as a group, not individually
  • Includes session filters (GMT-based) for automated trading
  • Uses pending orders for fast execution
  • Helps prevent large losses by recovering losing trades

How It Works

PZ Hedging EA is not designed to be profitable on its own. Its purpose is to recover bad trades and avoid unnecessary losses. If your first trade goes negative, the EA starts a recovery process by placing smart, calculated trades in the opposite direction. If the trade goes in your favor, the EA uses break-even, trailing stop, and stealth take-profit to secure profits.

The EA uses pending orders, so execution speed is reliable. If the market gaps and a pending order is skipped, the EA will hedge at market price. It will not open live trades if the risk of a margin call exists under your current settings.

Trades are managed as a basket, not individually. That means all open trades are handled as one group with a shared profit target. The EA supports manual entries through chart buttons and multiple automated strategies. During recovery, it can place many trades at once until the recovery is complete.

Technical Information

  • Automated entries are evaluated at bar close (not tick-by-tick)
  • Trades have no individual SL or TP; all are managed as a basket
  • Take-profit is applied in stealth mode (not placed on the server)
  • EA trades a fixed lot size; compounding does not appear in tester results
  • Pending orders are used, reducing issues from connection lag
  • EA won’t trade live if current settings risk a margin call
  • EA will trade in the tester regardless of risk
  • Session filters apply only to automated entries and are based on GMT time
  • During recovery, multiple trades may be open at once
  • If a market gap causes a missed order, the EA will hedge at market
  • Designed for long-term usage; do not unload or reload during recovery
  • Works independently across different symbols, but never load it twice on the same symbol

Trading Guidelines

  • Minimum deposit: $1,000
  • Suitable instruments: Forex, Commodities, Indices (short only recommended)
  • Suitable timeframes: Any and all
  • Use a VPS or keep your computer running 24/5
  • Trade only one symbol per EA instance
  • Avoid using other EAs on the same symbol
  • Avoid flat markets or high spreads
  • For variable spread accounts, use a wide recovery zone (+100 pips recommended)
  • For fixed spread accounts, smaller zones can be effective

How to Get Started

  1. Load the EA onto any chart and any timeframe
  2. Adjust the settings until the risk level is acceptable
  3. Trade using the Buy/Sell chart buttons or enable an entry strategy
  4. Let the EA manage the recovery and aim for a profitable exit
  5. Repeat as needed

Input Parameters

  • Lotsize - Lot size of the first trade.
  • Break-even - Profit in pips at which the EA moves the stop-loss to protect the first trade.
  • Break-even Behavior - Choose whether to move SL to the open price or secure a small profit once break-even is reached.
  • Trailing Stop - Sets a trailing stop as a percentage of the trade’s current profit.
  • Trailing Step - Minimum price movement (in pips) to adjust the trailing stop.
  • Take Profit - Stealth (hidden) take-profit level for the first trade.
  • Entry Strategy - Select an automated entry method for the EA, used mostly for testing or hands-free trading.
  • Trades - Maximum number of trades allowed during the recovery process.
  • Zone - Distance in pips between each additional trade in the recovery process.
  • Behavior - Sets the aggressiveness of the recovery strategy. Choose between conservative or aggressive modes.
  • Profit Target - Total profit target in pips for the full recovery basket.
  • Trade Asian Session - Enable or disable trading during the Asian session (GMT-based).
  • Trade European Session - Enable or disable trading during the European session (GMT-based).
  • Trade American Session - Enable or disable trading during the American session (GMT-based).
  • Magic Number - The EA’s unique ID to track its trades. You don’t need to change it for each symbol.
  • Custom Comment - Add a custom comment to your trades for easier tracking.

Reviews

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0939689672
From MQL5

Very good hedge recovery robot.

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Oliver G.
From MQL5

Highly recommended for any forex trader. Excellent products and even greater support. Thanks Arthur!

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Jason Smith
From MQL5

Very nice and well-coded bot with some cool features. Thanks! This is the best moving average bot on the net, but it does need some tweaking from the default settings. ;)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
0939689672
From MQL5

Very good!

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, this EA is not NFA/FIFO compliant. It should not be used with U.S.-regulated brokers or any brokers that restrict hedging or simultaneous long and short positions on the same symbol.

Yes, running the EA on a VPS or a continuously connected computer is essential. The recovery logic depends on uninterrupted execution 24/5 to manage trades atomically and respond to price movement without delay.

No, you must not open simultaneous buy and sell trades on the same symbol. Doing so will disrupt the EA’s recovery logic, which is designed to manage one directional position at a time.

Yes, pending orders are fully supported. Once one of the pending orders becomes a market order, the EA will begin managing the position automatically according to its recovery parameters.

Yes, placing two opposing pending orders is allowed. Once one is triggered and becomes a market order, the EA will automatically delete the other to maintain position clarity.

No, manual interference is strongly discouraged. The EA manages all trades as part of a single recovery process. You should either let it run its full course or close the entire trade group manually if needed.

Yes, the EA will manage all trades on the chart it’s loaded on. You must not run other EAs on the same symbol to avoid conflicts in trade management logic.

Not entirely. While it includes several optional automated entry strategies, the EA is primarily designed to manage and recover manual trades or trades entered via chart buttons. You can enable automated entries in the settings if desired.

No, you should not place manual stop-loss or take-profit levels. The EA uses stealth-based logic and manages the entire trade as a basket, applying recovery and exit logic internally.

Risk is pre-calculated and limited by settings such as the maximum number of trades, the distance between recovery orders, and the zone size. The EA will not initiate trades that could result in a margin call and is designed to preserve account balance under defined conditions.

Yes, in a minority of cases where the market remains flat for an extended period, the recovery process may not complete successfully. In such cases, the EA will close the position with a calculated loss, rather than let it spiral out of control.

Yes, you can load the EA on multiple charts to trade several symbols independently. However, never load the EA twice on the same symbol, as this will cause conflicts in trade management.

The EA supports micro accounts and can operate with balances starting from $1,000. However, appropriate risk settings and symbol selection are essential to maintain stability and avoid margin issues.

Fixed spread brokers are preferable, as spread spikes can negatively impact the recovery logic. If using variable spread brokers, consider using a wider zone (e.g., 100+ pips) to compensate for the added uncertainty.