Wall Street Robot EA V2.0 MT5

Introduction

Wall Street Robot EA V2.0 MT5 is an automated trading system developed for MetaTrader 5. It is designed to analyze market conditions, identify trading opportunities, and execute trades automatically using a combination of trend and momentum-based logic.

Key Features

• Fully automated trade execution
• Trend and momentum-based strategy
• Built-in stop-loss and take-profit
• Market condition filtering
• Adjustable risk and lot size settings
• Multi-timeframe compatibility (M5, M15, M30)
• Backtesting and optimization support

Recommended Settings

• Timeframe: M5, M15, M30
• Currency Pairs: Major pairs (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY)
• Risk Level: 1% to 2% per trade
• Lot Size:
  • Small accounts: 0.01 fixed
  • Larger accounts: risk-based sizing
• Broker: Low spread and fast execution
• VPS: Recommended for stable performance

Backtest Result

• Stable performance in trending intraday markets
• Moderate drawdown depending on risk settings
• Consistent execution with optimized parameters
• Better results in active trading sessions

Advantages

• Fully automated and time-saving
• Eliminates emotional trading
• Built-in risk management
• Structured and disciplined execution
• Customizable settings

Disadvantages

• No guaranteed profits
• Performance depends on market conditions
• Requires proper setup and optimization
• Sensitive to broker quality and execution speed
• May struggle in choppy or highly volatile markets

Installation & Setup Guide

1. Download the EA file (.ex5)
2. Open MetaTrader 5
3. Go to File → Open Data Folder
4. Navigate to MQL5 → Experts
5. Paste the EA file into the Experts folder
6. Restart MT5
7. Attach EA to M5, M15, or M30 chart
8. Enable AutoTrading
9. Configure risk and lot settings
10. Test on demo account before live trading.

Support & Disclaimer

Support

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Disclaimer: 

Forex and gold trading involve risk. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results. Always test robots on demo before live trading and use proper risk management.