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Does BigPIPs MT5 use grid or martingale?

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Seller price $200

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Seller price: $200

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BigPIPs MT51.7

Developed byKyra Nickaline Watson-gordon10 EAs on record

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Not testedGridMartingaleMulti-currencyFOREX PAIRS / CRYPTOS / STOCKS / INDICES / METALSMetaTrader 5

Seller claims

grid yes · martingale yes · SL yes

EALegit summary — unaudited listing

BigPIPs MT5 is a multi-asset MetaTrader 5 expert advisor that trades Forex, crypto, stocks, indices, and metals using a signal engine the seller describes as mathematical, timeframe-independent, and requiring no signal optimization. Entries are filtered by spread, minimum distance from existing positions, day/hour filters, and an optional news filter; in-loss positions can be handled via averaging (with volume multipliers or additions), a stop loss, or waiting for take profit. Risk management includes configurable volume methods (fixed, dynamic, or risk-percent), trailing stop, break even, and per-trade volume caps. Averaging with multiplier options resembles a grid/martingale-style approach, depending on user settings.

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