⚙️ How to Install AutoVerse EA on MT5
1  Open your MetaTrader 5 platform
2  Go to File > Open Data Folder
3  Navigate to MQL5 > Experts and paste the .ex5 file
4  Restart MT5
5  In the Navigator panel, drag AutoVerse EA onto a chart
6  Enable AutoTrading and allow automated trading

For versions with time-limited license keys:
1. Open MetaTrader 5.

2. Go to Tools → Options.

3. Click the Expert Advisors tab.

4. Check “Allow WebRequest for listed URL”.

5. Add your Google Script URL to the list.
               https://script.google.com
6. Click OK and restart MetaTrader 5.

AutoVerse EA operates based on the parameters defined in the Inputs panel of the EA settings window. Each time the EA is attached to a chart or run in Strategy Tester, it reads these inputs to determine how to behave.

Most of the input parameters are designed primarily for developing and backtesting new strategies using the "New Strategy Mode".

At the bottom of the input panel, you will find a few optional settings such as maximum drawdown control and other minor configurations. These are not critical to basic strategy logic but can be used to enhance safety or control specific testing behavior.

This flexible input-based design gives users full control over strategy creation and testing — without needing to touch the code.

This is where you can store, manage, and customize your trading strategies according to your preferences.

AutoVerse EA comes with several pre-built default strategies developed by our team, which you can use immediately or adjust to suit your trading style.

Each strategy in the list can be enabled or disabled using a simple toggle button.
Click "Enable" to activate the strategy or "Disable" to temporarily turn it off without deleting it.

You can delete any strategy from the list at any time with the "Delete" button.
This allows you to easily manage and clean up unused or outdated strategies.

Customize your indicators, signals, and settings the way you want.

Step 2: Choose a Unique Name

Enter a strategy name that is different from any existing strategies.
Each strategy must have a unique name to avoid confusion and ensure proper management.

Step 3: Select Signals

Choose one or multiple technical signals that you want the strategy to use.
These signals will serve as entry conditions for your trades.

Step 1: Click the "Add Strategy" button

Step 4: Assign a Capital Management Method

Pick a suitable capital management strategy that matches the nature of your chosen signals.
This can include fixed lots, martingale, anti-martingale, or grid methods, depending on your trading style.

Step 5: Choose Symbol & Timeframe

Select the trading symbol (e.g., EURUSD, XAUUSD) and timeframe (e.g., M15, H1) for this strategy.
👉 The selected timeframe will be used for opening trades, not just analysis.
Make sure it matches the logic and behavior of your chosen signals.

Step 6: Set the Group Name (Optional but Recommended)

Use the Group field to assign the strategy to a group.
Strategies in the same group will not trigger trades in the same direction at the same time.
That means: if one strategy in a group has an active BUY signal, other strategies in the same group won't place another BUY until the current trade is done.

In AutoVerse EA, each strategy is composed of one or more trading signals. These signals are based on different technical indicators and may operate on various timeframes to identify entry opportunities.

1. Rong_rong_ran_ran

A proprietary reversal signal developed in-house.
It is designed to detect potential market turning points using a unique combination of price action behavior and internal conditions.
This signal aims to capture early reversal entries before traditional indicators confirm them.

2. Relative Strength Indicator (Reversal)

Uses the RSI oscillator to detect overbought or oversold conditions. Typically signals reversals when RSI crosses key thresholds (e.g., 70/30), especially when confirmed with divergence.

3. Commodity Channel Index (Reversal)

Detects market extremes using CCI. When CCI moves beyond ±100 and returns inward, it signals potential exhaustion or reversal in price action.

4. STOCHASTIC (Reversal)

A momentum indicator that triggers signals when %K and %D lines cross each other in overbought (>80) or oversold (<20) zones. Ideal for catching short-term turning points.

5. Bollinger Bands Reversal (Reversal)

Generates signals when price touches or pierces outer Bollinger Bands and shows signs of rejection. This signal aims to catch price snapbacks from extreme levels.

6. MACD Repeated Cross (Reversal)

This signal is triggered when the MACD line crosses above or below the Signal line multiple times within a short period.
It is specifically developed to filter out noise from minor price swings, avoiding premature entries caused by small, meaningless fluctuations.
By waiting for repeated cross confirmations, this signal aims to capture more reliable reversal points with reduced false signals.

7. EdgePoint (Reversal / Custom)

A proprietary signal that pinpoints key reversal zones based on multiple hidden conditions. Best suited for high-precision entries in ranging markets.

8. Dual Moving Average Strategy (Trend-Following)

This strategy determines the trend by comparing two moving averages: MA1 and MA2.
-When MA1 is above MA2, it generates a BUY signal.
-When MA1 is below MA2, it generates a SELL signal.

9. Single MA Trend (Trend-Following)

A simpler trend-following approach. Signals are generated when price consistently stays above or below a single Moving Average, following its slope direction.

10. MACD Fast Entry (Momentum / Reversal)

A fast-reacting signal based on MACD line and Signal line crossovers. Captures short-term momentum shifts and is suitable for early entries into new trends.

Every strategy must be assigned one specific capital management method.
Make sure to choose a method that aligns with your trading style and the type of signals used in the strategy.

Group: The Group field is used to manage strategy grouping behavior.
Each group name should be unique or accurately matched, depending on your strategy design.
Strategies with the same group name will not trigger trades in the same direction at the same time, ensuring better trade coordination and avoiding overlap.

To modify an existing strategy, simply click on its name in the strategy list.
You can then edit it just like when creating a new strategy, including changing signals, capital management method, symbol, timeframe, and group settings.

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Follow these steps to test your strategies effectively with AutoVerse EA inside MetaTrader 5.

STEP 1: OPEN STRATEGY TESTER
. Open MetaTrader 5.
. Go to the “View” menu and select “Strategy Tester”, or press Ctrl + R.
. The Strategy Tester panel will appear at the bottom of the screen.

STEP 2: SELECT AUTOVERSE EA
. In the “Expert Advisor” dropdown, choose AutoVerse EA.
. Select your desired trading symbol and timeframe.
. Set the date range you want to test.
. Choose the modeling quality – “1 minute OHLC” or “Every tick” is recommended for better accuracy.

STEP 3: CHOOSE THE BACKTEST MODE
. Go to the “Inputs” tab. Find the parameter named “BacktestMode”.
. This option allows you to choose one of the three backtest modes:

Existing Strategies
. This mode backtests all currently enabled strategies in your saved strategy list.
. It simulates real-time multi-strategy behavior.
. Suitable when testing the full system as it would run live.

Test ByName
. This mode lets you test only one specific strategy by name.
. In the “StrategyNameToTest” input field, type the exact name of the strategy.
. Other strategies will be ignored.
. Useful for isolated testing or fine-tuning a single strategy.

New Strategy
. This mode is for creating and testing a new strategy from scratch.
. It does not load any saved strategies.
. Instead, it uses all the inputs currently shown in the Inputs tab: signals, capital management, symbol, timeframe, group, etc.
. Ideal for experimenting with new ideas and building custom strategies before saving.

When using New Strategy Mode, AutoVerse EA allows you to manually build a strategy by selecting which signals to activate.

Each available signal has a corresponding input switch (true or false) in the Inputs panel.

Set a signal to true if you want it to participate in the strategy logic.

Set it to false to exclude it.

You can also adjust each signal’s individual parameters, such as indicator type, period, timeframe, and entry levels.

This approach gives you full control to experiment with different combinations of signals and capital management methods — allowing you to develop and test new strategies directly from the input panel without needing any code.

IMPORTANT NOTES
Make sure to enter the correct broker timezone when backtesting.