Algo Trading Markets — Forex, Crypto, Gold, Indices and Oil
Forex algo trading software for MT4 and MT5
Forex algo trading means an Expert Advisor follows a written rule on a currency pair: when to enter, where the stop sits, and when to stand down. Forex Trade Algo licenses that software for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. The key names one login. Your broker holds the money.
Major pairs are the usual starting charts because the spread is tighter. A scalper needs a raw or ECN book. A swing or trend EA can sit on a standard account if the daily loss lock is on. Crosses such as EURGBP and GBPJPY need a wider spread filter than EURUSD.
These are not signals in a chat room and not a promise of pips. Each forex robot page states the rule, the session, and the risk. Model win rates, where shown, are historical samples.
Crypto algo trading bots for Bitcoin and Ethereum CFDs
A crypto algo on this desk is a MetaTrader Expert Advisor attached to a crypto CFD chart. It can buy or sell the CFD when its rule fires. It does not hold bitcoin, does not connect to a spot exchange wallet, and cannot withdraw coins.
Crypto CFDs gap and widen more than EURUSD. Use the spread filter, a smaller size than you would on a forex major, and a daily loss lock. One position at a time is the default on these robots.
If your broker's symbol is BTCUSD, ETHUSD, or another crypto CFD, attach the EA to that chart after the license matches the account number. Spot trading and exchange API bots are a different product and are not what these files do.
Gold algo trading software for XAUUSD and silver
Gold algo trading on this desk means an Expert Advisor on XAUUSD or another metal CFD. Gold can move far against a late entry, so the robots here use a stop, a session window, or an equity lock instead of an open-ended grid.
XAUUSD quotes differ by broker (two digits or three). Point-based stops must match that quote. ATR-based stops adjust with volatility, which is why several metals EAs size the stop from ATR rather than a fixed pip number.
Silver (XAGUSD) is thinner than gold. If the spread filter fails, the EA should skip the bar. That is the intended behaviour, not a fault.
Index algo trading for US30, NAS100 and cash indices
Index algo trading here is an Expert Advisor on a cash index CFD: US30, NAS100, SPX500, GER40, or UK100, using your broker's symbol name. It is not a membership of a futures exchange.
The cash open is the noisy part of the day. Some index robots take one trade around that open and then wait until the next session. Trend robots wait for the higher-timeframe direction and skip the chop.
Index spreads widen at the open and around US data. A robot that refuses a wide spread is protecting the account. Leave the daily loss lock on, especially on NAS100.
Commodity algo trading for gold, silver and energy CFDs
Commodity algo trading on Forex Trade Algo covers broker CFDs on metals and energy: gold, silver, WTI-style oil, and Brent-style oil. It does not warehouse physical metal or oil, and it does not clear a futures exchange.
Metals robots are built around the gold session. Energy charts can use a trend, breakout, or session rule when you attach that EA to the broker's oil symbol and the spread filter passes.
Commodity CFDs reprice around inventory data and OPEC headlines. A news flatten or a daily loss lock matters more here than a tighter target.
Oil algo trading for USOIL and UKOIL CFDs
Oil algo trading here means an Expert Advisor on your broker's crude CFD. Common symbols are USOIL, UKOIL, WTI, or Brent. The file does not trade a NYMEX or ICE membership. It sends orders on the MetaTrader symbol you attach.
Oil spreads jump around the US inventory print and around headlines. Use a session or breakout rule that can stand down, and keep a daily loss limit. Do not run a tight forex scalper on oil unless that EA's own page says the spread filter is meant for energy.
Trend and breakout EAs on this desk can sit on an oil chart when the symbol, the contract hours, and the spread suit the rule. Read the robot page before you bind the license.