Grid Trade (Profit Side)


How It Works:
- When an initial trade enters profit, the EA opens more trades at predefined intervals (grid levels) in the same direction as the initial trade.
- Each additional trade contributes to moving the average entry price closer to the current market price, making it easier to reach the Take Profit level.
- For example:
- A buy trade on EURUSD is opened at 1.1000 and moves to 1.1050.
- The EA opens additional buy trades at specified grid levels (e.g., 1.1050, 1.1100).
- The average entry price is recalculated, and the TP moves closer, enabling a quicker exit in profit.
Difference from Loss Side Grid:
- Loss Side Grid: Opens trades when the price moves against the initial trade (into loss).
- Profit Side Grid: Opens trades when the price moves in favor of the initial trade (into profit).
Key Parameters (Same as Grid Trade Loss Side):
- Max Grid Trades (0-Disabled): Specifies the maximum number of grid trades in profit.
- Grid GAP Type: Determines the distance between grid trades (e.g., Fixed, ATR-based, Custom).
- Grid GAPs (In Points): Minimum spacing between grid trades when using fixed distance.
- Grid GAPs (In Percentage): Minimum spacing as a percentage of the previous trade’s open price.
- Custom Grid Spacing (Points): Allows you to define custom distances for each grid level.
- Lot Type: Defines how lot sizes increase for grid trades (e.g., Multiple, Add Lots, Fixed, or Custom Lots).
- ATR-Based GAP: Uses ATR values to calculate dynamic grid gaps based on market volatility.
- Grid Trade Only New Candle: Limits one grid trade per candle.
- Don't Open in Same Initial Candle: Prevents grid trades in the same candle as the initial trade.
Important Notes:
- Profit Side Grid maximizes returns in trending markets where the price moves strongly in the initial trade’s direction.
- While it accelerates profit realization, it can increase risk exposure if the trend reverses before reaching TP. Proper risk management is essential.
- For a full understanding of how these parameters work, refer to the Grid Trade (Loss Side) section, as all settings function identically, but with the opposite action trigger.
It work like same as LOSS GRID. Just different is LOSS GRID only open trade when your trade in loss and PROFIT GRID will open trade when your current trade in PROFIT