This code represents the implementation of a Forex trading robot called 'Believe Me'. The robot is designed to trade multiple currency pairs simultaneously, based on predefined entry and exit criteria. This code serves as a sample and is not the official development of the product. For detailed reviews and trading results of the official product, please refer to the following link: Believe Me Forex Software Review
The list of currency pairs for trading is defined in the currencyPairs array. The robot will trade the following currency pairs: 'EURCHF', 'EURGBP', 'USDCHF', 'GBPCHF', 'GBPCAD', 'EURAUD', 'GBPNZD', 'CADCHF', 'EURNZD', 'EURUSD'.
The following trading parameters are defined:
stopLoss: The stop loss in pips.takeProfit: The take profit in pips.riskPercentage: The percentage of the account balance to risk per trade.
The account balance is obtained using the AccountInfoDouble function. The risk amount is calculated by multiplying the account balance by the risk percentage.
The trade entry and exit criteria are defined in the ShouldEnterTrade and ShouldExitTrade functions, respectively. These functions should be customized to implement specific trading strategies.
The OpenPositions function iterates over each currency pair in the currencyPairs array and checks if a trade should be entered using the ShouldEnterTrade function. If a trade should be entered, the position size is calculated based on the risk amount. The position is then opened by calling the OrderSend function with the appropriate parameters.
The ClosePositions function iterates over each currency pair in the currencyPairs array and checks if a trade should be exited using the ShouldExitTrade function. If a trade should be exited, the function retrieves all open positions for the currency pair using the PositionsTotal and PositionSelectByTicket functions. The function then closes each position using the OrderClose function.
The OnTick function serves as the main program loop. It calls the OpenPositions and ClosePositions functions on every tick.
The OnStart function is the entry point of the script. It sets the millisecond timer to 1000, indicating that the OnTick function should be called every second.
Please note that ForexRobotEasy is not the official developer of this product. We only provide a sample code that can work as described in the official product. To find the official developer of this product, please refer to MQL5.