Open lock

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Introduction​

This review assesses the trading robot Open lock, taking into account user comments and comparing it with one of the EASY series trading robots: EASY Trendopedia, EASY Scalperology, or EASY Breakopedia. The robot Open lock has a user rating of 4.02 and has received mixed feedback. We'll analyze its performance, strengths, and weaknesses, and suggest optimal usage conditions.

Comparison with EASY Robot​

When comparing Open lock to EASY Trendopedia, it's evident that each robot targets different trading strategies and risk profiles.

EASY Trendopedia:
- Focuses on trend-following strategies.
- Provides clear stop-loss and take-profit levels, ensuring risk management.
- Has a high degree of customization and backtesting data available.

Open lock:
- Primarily functions as a recovery system for drawdowns.
- Uses complex grid strategies without integrated stop-loss mechanisms.
- User feedback indicates it can effectively manage recovery, but at the cost of higher risks.

Overall, EASY Trendopedia offers more consistent and safer strategies compared to Open lock, which, while adept at managing drawdowns, exposes users to higher potential losses.

Pros and Cons​

Open lock:
  • Pros:
  • Effective at managing and recovering from drawdowns.
  • Flexible settings allow for non-aggressive configurations.
  • Developer support is praised by users.
  • Strong community feedback on its recovery capabilities.
  • Cons:
  • High risk due to grid strategy without stop-loss.
  • Complexity might be overwhelming for beginners.
  • Performance depends heavily on user-defined settings.
  • Risk of account wipeout during significant market drops.

EASY Trendopedia:
  • Pros:
  • User-friendly with comprehensive documentation.
  • Emphasizes on trend-following, minimizing drawdown risks.
  • Robust risk management features including stop-loss.
  • Proven backtesting results and consistent performance.
  • Cons:
  • Can be less flexible in non-trending markets.
  • Requires understanding of trend-following principles.

Optimal Usage Conditions​

Open lock performs best in situations where there are significant drawdowns, and the market is expected to revert. Users should:

  • Apply non-aggressive settings to minimize risks.
  • Focus on recovering one currency pair at a time.
  • Monitor continuously to adjust settings as needed.
  • Avoid using it in highly volatile markets without proper hedging.

EASY Trendopedia, on the other hand, is more suitable for stable, trending markets where clear directional moves can be exploited.

Original Source Code of Open lock​

The actual source code of Open lock, as sold on MQL5, is not publicly available. However, the EASY Trading Team can recreate a similar algorithm based on the descriptions provided on MQL5. This effort aims to help those interested in understanding the intricacies of such a trading robot without violating any proprietary rights.

Code:
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Download Open lock Trading Robot​

If you have any questions regarding the recreated code or how to use it, feel free to ask on easytradingforum.com. Please note, the EASY Trading Team does not sell the original Open lock robot but provides this code based on the description for educational purposes. To get the original Open lock, visit the official website where it is sold.

Through careful comparison and analysis, it is clear that while Open lock has its strengths in drawdown recovery, the EASY Trendopedia robot offers more consistent, reliable, and secure trading strategies. Users are encouraged to share their experiences and insights on the forum to enhance collective trading knowledge.
 
I've been experimenting with the Open Lock EA on a demo account, and it's been quite an interesting journey. The EA focuses on managing trades according to the currency pair rather than being tied to a specific timeframe. For instance, I can use another EA for entry on EURUSD, and simply attach Open Lock to a new EURUSD chart. It skillfully manages 'ALL ORDERS' related to the pair, or I can selectively choose the trades I want it to manage. One enhancement I'd love to see is the ability to manage trades based on Expert ID, which would bring even more flexibility to this already robust tool!