Awesome Sauce EA MT5 – Precision Trading Powered by 20 Years of Market Data

Awesome Sauce EA for MetaTrader 5 is a highly optimized Expert advisor (EA) built specifically for EURUSD on the H1 timeframe, powered by over 20 years of historical market data and 116 fine-tuned strategies. Designed for both beginner and professional traders, this EA delivers automated trading precision, risk control, and long-term account stability.

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Key Features of Awesome Sauce EA

Optimized for EURUSD on H1 Chart – Specifically built for EUR/USD trading on the H1 timeframe, leveraging 20 years of historical market data and 116 optimized strategies to adapt to multiple market conditions.
Advanced Risk Management System – Uses fixed lot sizing (0.01) for every trade, helping maintain structured risk control and prevent overexposure, especially on volatile pairs like EURUSD.
Fully Automated Trading Execution – Delivers precise, automated trade execution with no manual intervention required, perfect for traders seeking consistency and efficiency.
Session Management with Weekend Safety – Trades continuously during weekdays, but closes all positions before Friday’s market close to avoid weekend gaps and liquidity issues.
Multi-Broker Compatibility – Designed for use across multiple brokers with no restrictions, ensuring flexibility and easy integration into most MetaTrader environments.

Additional Features

Magic Number Trade Tagging – Each trade is tagged with a unique Magic Number (100), allowing users to distinguish trades from multiple EAs or manual trades easily.
Detailed Trading Statistics – Includes real-time position tracking and trade analytics, helping users evaluate performance and make data-driven adjustments.
Built-in News Filter (Optional) – Capable of managing news-based trading risk through configurable filters, though disabled by default. Ideal for avoiding volatile movements during major EUR or USD announcements.
Protection Parameters (Customizable) – Offers settings for maximum daily loss, drawdown limits, and minimum/maximum equity protections, although these are turned off by default for flexibility.