Economic Pulse Net

The EA Bridge for MetaTrader 5

Pulse Core — our execution engine — mirrored onto your account, at your broker, with limits you set.

The bridge is a small Expert Advisor you install in your own MetaTrader 5 terminal. Every 15 seconds it asks our server what should be open, then places and manages exactly that on your account: same direction, same stop, same target, sized from the risk you choose. It never decides anything on its own. Your money stays with your broker, and your key opens one terminal only.

Three limits that are yours to set

100
Max setups at once The most trades the bridge will hold, counted properly: each setup counts once, no matter how it is built inside.
4/10
Minimum setup strength Every setup is scored out of ten. Raise the floor and the bridge ignores the weaker setups; lower it and it takes more of them.
50
Per market, per category Cap crypto, forex, indices and commodities separately — say 5 crypto and 3 forex — so no single market can dominate the account.

All three are plain inputs on the EA, adjustable in seconds. Defaults are 100 setups, 4/10 strength and 50 per category.

A setup is never split

Each setup is managed as one unit. If one of your limits would leave a setup only partly open, the bridge takes none of it and waits for the next one. You are never left holding a half-formed position because a cap happened to bite mid-entry. The rule is enforced on every pass, not only at entry.

What the bridge does — and does not do

Attach it to a crypto chart

Put the EA on a crypto chart such as BTC, not on a forex or index chart. Crypto trades through the weekend, so your terminal keeps ticking and the bridge keeps polling while the other markets are shut. On a closed market the chart stops ticking and the EA goes quiet until Monday.

Setting it up

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Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. The bridge executes signals; it does not remove market risk. See our risk disclaimer.

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