Relax2(Free) MT5

Relax2(Free)MT5

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This EA is a typical grid averaging martingale type EA.

This is the answer I arrived at after trying various EAs and thinking through by discretion while incurring losses.

There are only two ways to incur losses in FX:

1. Forced liquidation due to insufficient margin

2. Your own stop loss

If so, use a Lot that does not cause insufficient margin

If so, do not cut losses

Even with technical analysis and discretionary trading in FX, it is difficult to hit accurately.

Profit can only be made with the method (grid averaging, martingale).

That was my own conclusion.

You can profit from scalping.

There are people who say that, but it wasn’t suitable for me. I was too lousy...

In other words, to keep winning in FX, I think you must not cut losses.

However, capital is required.

Therefore, setting Lot appropriate to your means is important.

Capital management is everything to win in FX.

I have another product that is separateRelax2(EURGBP)MT5 compatible Currency pair Free version.

MT5 is supported by all currency pairs offered by your broker.

Settings are simple.

In forward testing, with 0.01 Lot starting capital of one million yen, but in actual operation you would want three million yen.

I use M1 for real trading. (Forward test uses M30.)

This is the backtest result.

Starting with 10,000 US$ for 5.8 years, about 9,600 US$ profit, so annualized return around 16%

By combining with other currency pairs and other EAs, I achieve roughly 35% annual return.

This backtest is AUDCAD.

My criteria for selecting currency pairs are

① Pairs with narrow spreads ② Pairs with an appropriate level of volatility https://hirose-fx.co.jp/category/market/volatility/index.html ③ A setup where swaps are positive directional trades (e.g., as of 2026.09.02 for AUDCAD ONLY LONG)

Swaps can turn from positive to negative, and vice versa.

Please check occasionally.

Finding currency pairs

If you try it yourself and it doesn’t work, try the next currency pair in a trial-and-error manner

and run tests like that.

For buyers who have been watching personally for a long time, if you know a currency pair with a particular bias, please use it.

Changing the TP setting value for each currency pair is also an option. Be careful tochange the magic number per chartandchange the "maximum spread (Pips)" according to the currency pair and do not forget to



Backtesting is the validation of past data and does not predict future profits or losses.

That is my view. Although profits have been made over the past 5.8 years, there is no guarantee that profits will be made in the next year.

There were times I loaded backtest data into StrategyQuant to build a portfolio.

However

it is only my personal view; backtest data ismeaninglessbecause the future cannot be predicted...

for reference.

Thank you in advance.