Cidomo

Cidomo EA employs a dual moving average crossover as its core trend identification strategy, interpreting a fast MA crossing above a slow MA as the start of an uptrend and vice versa for a downtrend. Entry conditions are not solely dependent on MA crossovers but also incorporate momentum indicators such as RSI or MACD for secondary confirmation, filtering out false breakouts that could lead to unnecessary trades. Exit conditions include fixed stop-loss and take-profit levels along with a trailing stop mechanism that dynamically adjusts the stop level as price moves favorably to lock in floating profits. Position sizing uses either a fixed lot size or a dynamic calculation based on a percentage of account balance, controlling per-trade risk exposure. In terms of money management, the EA sets maximum position limits and daily maximum loss thresholds to prevent excessive drawdown during extreme market conditions. The overall strategy logic is clear and belongs to the typical trend-following category, performing well in defined trending markets but potentially generating frequent false signals during choppy sideways conditions.