Introduction to how to use Pivra EA and real-world examples of winning patterns - from yesterday's trades
Even if you introduce EA, many people will worry, “How do I actually use it?”
This time, I will share practical ways to use Pivra EA and what market conditions it is strong in.
◆ Basic usage (combination of automatic and manual)
Find zones that seem to rebound at pivots or price bands (it’s OK to use your favorite indicators or entry rationale).
Auto-trading ON → place limit orders on the chart (SELL/BUY standby button) or enter manually (the topmost SELL/BUY button).
Organize with buttons for “net profit offset,” “delete TP all at once,” and “protect” according to conditions.
When a rebound occurs, follow with trailing or manual take profit.
◆ Markets with higher win rate
Trend pullbacks/retracements (near MA or zones)
Trading history on 2025.06.25 — I entered aiming for a pullback around the 15-minute 20MA.
Since I set the final remaining position to two, I take profits on unfavorable positions bit by bit.
Ultimately, only the deepest-entered position remained, and I extended it (partial take profits along the way are OK).
Reached the target TP, thus I took profits; from a split entry to partial take profit, and finally the best-position in the end remained.
I was able to execute a trade that could stretch that position to the maximum.
I believe in trades that avoid losses more than those that win.
Enter gradually and take profits gradually.
The final remaining position should be stretched to the maximum; even if the market moves against you in between, keep losses to a minimum.
◆ Advice
Start with a small lot size (e.g., 0.01).
Start with about 5 grid (average) positions for averaging down.
If rebounds feel weak, take profits early or manually close.
Even if the EA is excellent, it means nothing if your funding and mental management collapse. It’s important to establish rules and an environment to control yourself first.
I will also include other patterns, so please look forward to them.