Simple_Grid

The strategy concept is based on grid trading, which uniformly places buy and sell pending orders at fixed intervals above and below the current price, forming a price grid. Entry conditions are triggered when price reaches a grid level, causing the corresponding limit order to be filled — buy orders below current price and sell orders above. Exit conditions typically involve setting take-profit at the adjacent grid level, where each order's profit target equals the grid spacing minus spread costs. Position sizing uses a fixed or configurable lot size that is the same for every grid level, without dynamic adjustment based on account size or equity. In terms of money management, the EA holds multiple orders simultaneously, and risk exposure increases as price moves unidirectionally, with floating losses accumulating if the market trends persistently in one direction. The strategy lacks a global stop-loss mechanism and does not employ martingale lot scaling, but the accumulation of open positions itself represents an implicit risk buildup. Overall, this is a classic non-directional grid strategy suitable for ranging markets but facing significant risk during trending conditions.