EAFactory has exclusively created trading Robots and Indicators with Expert4x for over 10 years. Due to persistent demand from our clients, we are now expanding the EA and Indicators creation as a service to our clients.

Now you can:

 

1.  Do personal changes to Expert4x trading Robots

2.  Create your own MetaTrader trading Robots

3.  Create your own Metatrader Indicators

How it Works

  1. You complete a questionnaire specifying in exact detail what you want to create.

  2. You pay the initial $100 application fee to start the quoting process. PayPal will be the only acceptable payment method.

  3. EAFactory will then contact you to clarify anything that may be unclear

  4. EAFactory will then provide a quote detailing the full cost and anticipated duration of the project. 50% of the quoted price is payable before the project commences. Projects are anticipated to range from $200 to $2000, depending on the complexity of your requirements.

  5. Once you accept the quote, coding will commence, and you will receive the completed trading tool. The application fee will be credited to the cost of your project on completion.

  6. If you require any changes or enhancements after the delivery, a quote will be provided for the additional requirements.

Terms and conditions

 

1.    This is a coding service. EAFactory can not provide trading recommendations or guidance. You need to specify the exact functionality you want automated.

2.  The provided trading tools are for your personal use. The product is provided on a licensed basis and can be used on only two computers at the same time.

3.  EAFactory continues to have ownership of the final product and coding. Access to the actual coding will not be provided.

4.  EAFactory does not guarantee future functionality due to changes MetaTrader may make. Those upgrades or modifications will be at the client's expense if needed. An annual maintenance service (equal to 30% of the coding cost) will be available to cover this type of event.

If you have any questions about this service please click on the image on the left

APPLY HERE >>

 1.   Make sure you have all your requirements available

 

 2.   Click on the button to  the right to access the questionnaire and to pay the application fee for CHANGES TO EXISTING EXPERT4X Robots

 

 

 3.   Click on the button to  the right to access the questionnaire and to pay the application fee for YOUR OWN TRADING ROBOT / INDICATOR Requirements

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Some tips for how to provide trading robot specifications

 

1.  Please include ALL your may requirements in your trading Robot specification. Adding items later could cost considerably more.

 

2.   Please make sure your requirements are described in enough detail so they cannot be misinterpreted. Please do not assume that the person reading it will know precisely what is intended.

 

3.  Use charts and illustrations to support your ideas and provide examples.

 

4.  If possible, manually test the processes you have in mind for automation.

 

5. Consider all possible price action in your trading logic, for instance, how weekend gaps and announcements should be managed

 

6. Please consider that you will be dealing with coders who will provide technical coded functionality. They can not assist or be held responsible for the profitability of your ideas. They can not offer trading strategy advice or guidance.

Make sure you know about the various types Robots

In this detailed video, Alex du Plooy from Expert4x explores the diverse types of forex trading robots (Expert Advisors or EAs) and explains why traders need multiple specialised robots rather than relying on a single “best” EA. He draws an analogy between forex trading and golf, emphasising that, just as golfers carry 14 clubs to handle various shots and conditions, forex traders need a variety of robots to adapt to the dynamic, multifaceted nature of the forex market. Alex categorizes forex robots into six broad types—set-and-forget plug-and-play, advanced set-and-forget, tool-type robots for specific tasks, informational robots, training robots, and novelty robots. He delves deeper into the functions of 14 particular types of robots, each designed to thrive under different market conditions, such as trending, sideways, retracement, or special market behaviours. Alex highlights the importance of using the right robot for the right market environment and shares insights from live trading results, showing how different robots perform differently across market phases. He also discusses bundles of robots designed to provide a balanced portfolio for traders of varying experience levels, making it easier for beginners and busy traders to engage in automated trading with plug-and-play settings. Ultimately, Alex underscores the sophistication and flexibility of forex trading robots and encourages traders to use multiple specialised EAs to optimise their trading success.

Video Highlights
- [00:00:00] 🎥 Introduction: Alex addresses a common trader question—why use multiple forex trading robots instead of just one best EA?
- [00:01:00] ⛳ Golf Analogy: Comparing the 14 clubs in golf to the need for multiple types of forex robots due to varying market conditions.
- [00:03:00] 🤖 Types of Forex Robots: Overview of six general categories including plug-and-play, advanced set-and-forget, tools, informational, training, and novelty robots.
- [00:07:00] 📊 Fourteen Specialized Robots: Explanation of 14 different robot types to handle trending, sideways, grid trading, retracement, and other market behaviors.
- [00:09:30] 📈 Weekend Gap Trader: Unique robot to trade Monday morning gaps based on weekend price movements.
- [00:12:30] 🏆 Live Results: Current performance leaderboard showing which robots are excelling in the prevailing market conditions.
- [00:14:30] 🌐 Balanced Robot Bundles: Recommendation for beginners to use a mix of plug-and-play EAs such as Make Money EA, Dream Machine, and GTM for diversified performance.

Key Video Insights
- [00:00:38] 📨 Why Multiple Robots?: The video begins by addressing a common misconception that one “best” EA can handle all market conditions. Alex explains that the forex market is highly dynamic, and no single robot can effectively trade all scenarios consistently. This insight is critical for traders expecting a one-size-fits-all solution.
- [00:01:22] ⛳ Market Complexity Mirrors Golf Complexity: The analogy with golf’s 14 clubs highlights the necessity of having specialized tools for different situations. Just as different golf shots require different clubs, different market conditions demand different trading strategies and thus different robots. This analogy simplifies understanding the complexity of forex trading.
- [00:03:05] 🛠️ Categories of Robots Serve Different Purposes: By classifying robots into plug-and-play, advanced customizable, tool-based, informational, training, and novelty, Alex clarifies that robots are not homogeneous. Some are designed for hands-off continuous trading, some for manual intervention on specific trades, and others purely for analysis. This categorization helps traders select robots based on their trading style and experience.
- [00:07:11] 📈 Trending vs. Sideways Market Robots: The detailed breakdown of 14 robot types reveals that certain robots only work well in trending markets (e.g., Make Money EA), while others excel in sideways markets (e.g., Tradable RSI EA). Understanding this distinction is vital because deploying a trending robot in a sideways market leads to poor performance and frustration.
- [00:08:53] 🔄 Grid and Top-Up Robots: These robots employ unique strategies—grid robots ignore price direction and trade based on price levels, while top-up robots like the Double in a Day EA strategically add to winning positions. These approaches reflect the diversity of automated trading strategies and their specialization to market nuances.
- [00:09:31] 📊 Behavioral and Special Function Robots: Some robots capitalize on specific market phenomena such as weekend gaps or recurring market behaviors like the London or US market open. This shows how robots can be finely tuned to exploit recurring patterns, increasing their edge in the market.
- [00:12:35] 📉 Market Phase Dependence of Robot Performance: The live account leaderboard demonstrates that robot performance fluctuates based on market conditions. For example, the GTM robot was leading a month ago but has since been surpassed by others. This underlines the need for a diversified portfolio of robots to adapt as market phases change.
- [00:14:19] 🎯 Plug-and-Play Robot Bundles for Beginners: Recognizing that many traders lack the experience to customize settings, Alex offers pre-configured plug-and-play bundles. This approach reduces the learning curve and risk for novice traders while still providing exposure to multiple strategies. It also reinforces the message that numerous robots with different strategies provide a more balanced and resilient trading approach.