It trades the grid and manages the positions it opens, with trailing pending orders and mirror take-profit.
Levels above and below the entry. A diagram of how the grid is laid out, not a performance chart.
Golden Mirror Grid runs inside MetaTrader 5 and manages its own orders. Three parts do the work.
The EA works a grid and can hold hedged positions on the same instrument.
Pending orders follow price instead of sitting at a fixed level. The entry order trails as price moves, and the next grid level's limit order trails while the latest position is in loss.
The mirror tracks its worst floating loss and closes every position once the total recovers a set fraction of it, half by default. If it never went into loss, a fallback target measured in points closes it instead.
The platform, the strategy and the licence at a glance.
A weekly plan or a one-time licence.
Questions that come up before installing it.
News about Golden Mirror Grid, and somewhere to ask questions.
Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk and most retail traders lose money. The lot size multiplies with every layer the grid adds, and the default allows up to 999 layers, so exposure can grow faster than the number of trades suggests. Take-profit levels do not guarantee an exit at that price, and backtest results do not predict live results. Golden Mirror Grid is trading software, not financial advice. Only run it with money you can afford to lose.