Quick Specs
Tool:
One Click Trading |
Deposit requirement:
None |
Type:
Expert Advisor Plug-in |
Ho to Inslall:
Pre-install in Yadix MT4 terminal |
Who can claim:
Any real client |
Key Features:
The Expert Advisor submits the order command to the MT4 trading server with just one click. The tool also displays critical trading data in order for clients to manage their trades and market risk exposure, the features include volume of all orders for the specific forex instruments, profit and loss overview on all open positions on the specific instrument, stop loss and take profit value in pips.
- Trade with just one click
- Profit and loss indicator
- Close All orders functionality
- One-click buy
- One-click sell
Introduction:
The one-click trading feature is an Expert Advisor that is widely used by forex traders that execute multiple orders in forex orders in a short space of time to maximise significant market movements. The EA helps to maximise the scalping strategy by minimising order opening and closing to just one click.
How to use one-click trading?
1. The SELL button displays the current bid price. When a client clicks the SELL button the system sends a command to the MT4 trading server open a SELL order
2. The BUY button displays the current ask price. When a client clicks the BUY button the system sends a command to the MT4 trading server open a BUY order
3. Current spread available
4. Order Volumes – When clicking the BUY/SELL buttons the clients order is submitted to the MT4 trading server with the pre-set order volume
5. When a client clicks on the “Close All” button, the command is sent to the MT4 trading server to close all open positions on the specified instrument
6. Stop Loss displays the value (in pips)
7. Take Profit displays the value (in pips)
8. Overview of the real time profitability/loss of all open orders on the specific instrument displayed
9. Overview of the total traded volume that includes all positions on the specific forex instrument - Positive value - long position, negative value - short position.
When setting Stop Loss and Take Profit orders, 1 pip is defined as follows. For currency pairs with 5 digits after the decimal point - the pip value is calculated on the 4th number after the decimal point (0.0001). For currency pairs with 3 digits after the comma - the pip value is calculated 2nd number after the decimal point (0.01).