
Waka Waka EA MT5
Smart grid · multi-pair evergreen
- Platform
- MT5
- Category
- MT5 EA
- Delivery
- File download delivery
- Developer
- Valeriia Mishchenko
- Listing updated
- 2026-06-18
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Description
Waka Waka EA (MT5) by Valeriia Mishchenko is an automated grid-and-recovery system with a multi-year real-money track record, designed to exploit recurring short-term price inefficiencies.
How It Works
It trades a mean-reversion grid: it opens positions when price stretches away from its average and adds averaging orders at volatility-adjusted distances, aiming to close baskets in profit as price reverts. Entries are filtered with Bollinger Bands and RSI; lot progression follows a configurable martingale-style logic.
Key Features
Single-chart setup that manages all symbols at once
Multiple lot-sizing modes (fixed, dynamic, deposit-load, or preset risk)
Built-in maximum drawdown protection
News and holiday filters
Volatility-adaptive grid spacing
Recommended Setup
Symbols: AUDCAD, AUDNZD, NZDCAD
Timeframe: M15
Account: hedging account with continuous VPS operation
Risk note: grid and martingale systems carry significant risk; a losing basket can grow quickly. Use conservative sizing and adequate capital.
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Digital goods (license keys / files) are non-refundable once delivered. EAs and quantitative strategies are for research/education only and are not investment advice; forex and derivatives trading is high risk and past performance does not guarantee future results.
Further reading
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