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Full Throttle DMX
Five-pair H1 multi-strategy engine — 10 independent strategies, no martingale/grid, prop-firm friendly
5.00(11)Stanislav Tomilov68 sold
Platform
MT5
Version
1.1
Category
MT5 EA
Delivery
File download delivery
$70.00USD$699.00
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DescriptionOVERVIEW
What It Is
Full Throttle DMX by Stanislav Tomilov is a multi-currency MT5 EA trading five pairs — EURUSD, AUDUSD, NZDUSD, EURGBP and AUDNZD — intraday on H1, powered by 10 independent strategy engines. This store delivers v1.1. The author publishes his own live MQL5 signal (Normal Risk) for verification.
Strategy Logic
Ten independent strategies are spread across five low-correlation pairs, with at most one open position per symbol at any time. Every trade carries a hard Stop Loss and Take Profit (dynamically calculated) plus smart trailing. Explicitly no grid, no martingale, no averaging down.
Key Features
- Five-pair diversification + 10 strategy engines — no single-market dependence
- No grid / no martingale / no averaging; one position per symbol, clear risk boundaries
- Built-in news filter, spread filter and slippage filter
- Risk structure friendly to prop-firm accounts (check each firm's rules)
- Author's own live MQL5 signal published
Requirements
- Platform MT5; symbols EURUSD/AUDUSD/NZDUSD/EURGBP/AUDNZD; timeframe H1
- Low-spread RAW/ECN account (officially tuned for ICMarkets, Roboforex, Tickmill, Darwinex, XM etc.); cent and high-spread accounts not recommended
Recommended Setup
Low-spread account + 24/7 VPS. Run all five pairs with official defaults, then size risk to your tolerance.
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