A two-part trade copier that moves trades between MetaTrader accounts on the same PC or VPS. The Sender watches one account and broadcasts its trades. The Receiver opens them on another account, and it can change them on the way through: filter which ones come across, reverse the direction, or adjust the size.
Most trade copier software just mirrors one account onto another. This one lets you decide what arrives.
The straightforward use. Run a strategy on one account and have it appear on another — useful for a live account alongside a demo for comparison, or a small account alongside a larger one at different sizing.
You don't have to take everything an EA produces. The Receiver can ignore trades that don't meet your conditions, so a system generating trades you don't want can be trimmed to the ones you do. This is the feature I use most, and it's why I built the thing.
The Receiver can flip direction, opening a sell where the Sender opened a buy. Mostly a testing tool: if you suspect a system has an edge pointing the wrong way, this checks that on a demo without rewriting anything.
Trades can arrive at a different size from the one they left at, so the receiving account runs at its own risk level instead of inheriting the source account's.
Running someone else's EA and want to limit what it does? Run it on one account and copy a filtered version to the account you actually care about. The original carries on as designed, and only what passes your rules gets through.
Both EAs run on the same PC or VPS and talk through the local file system rather than over the internet. That makes it fast, means no third-party server and nothing to subscribe to, and keeps your account details on your own machine. The limitation is that it can't copy to a machine somewhere else.
Yes. You just need to attach new senders and receivers and have a different sender ID.
Yes. And updated take profits and stop losses.
The EA’s check for new trades every 50 milliseconds.
It’s worked perfectly on a wide variety of different EA’s wit different trading strategies.
Only if you're copying at times your own computer would be off. Since both terminals must run on the same machine, one VPS with both on it is the normal setup.
Includes: Sender and Receiver EAs plus a setup guide. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Software only. Automated trading carries risk, including losing more than your deposit on leveraged products. Nothing here is financial advice or a forecast of returns. High Tide Trading is not authorised or regulated by the FCA.
A two-part trade copier that moves trades between MetaTrader accounts on the same PC or VPS. The Sender watches one account and broadcasts its trades. The Receiver opens them on another account, and it can change them on the way through: filter which ones come across, reverse the direction, or adjust the size.
Most trade copier software just mirrors one account onto another. This one lets you decide what arrives.
The straightforward use. Run a strategy on one account and have it appear on another — useful for a live account alongside a demo for comparison, or a small account alongside a larger one at different sizing.
You don't have to take everything an EA produces. The Receiver can ignore trades that don't meet your conditions, so a system generating trades you don't want can be trimmed to the ones you do. This is the feature I use most, and it's why I built the thing.
The Receiver can flip direction, opening a sell where the Sender opened a buy. Mostly a testing tool: if you suspect a system has an edge pointing the wrong way, this checks that on a demo without rewriting anything.
Trades can arrive at a different size from the one they left at, so the receiving account runs at its own risk level instead of inheriting the source account's.
Running someone else's EA and want to limit what it does? Run it on one account and copy a filtered version to the account you actually care about. The original carries on as designed, and only what passes your rules gets through.
Both EAs run on the same PC or VPS and talk through the local file system rather than over the internet. That makes it fast, means no third-party server and nothing to subscribe to, and keeps your account details on your own machine. The limitation is that it can't copy to a machine somewhere else.
Yes. You just need to attach new senders and receivers and have a different sender ID.
Yes. And updated take profits and stop losses.
The EA’s check for new trades every 50 milliseconds.
It’s worked perfectly on a wide variety of different EA’s wit different trading strategies.
Only if you're copying at times your own computer would be off. Since both terminals must run on the same machine, one VPS with both on it is the normal setup.
Includes: Sender and Receiver EAs plus a setup guide. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Software only. Automated trading carries risk, including losing more than your deposit on leveraged products. Nothing here is financial advice or a forecast of returns. High Tide Trading is not authorised or regulated by the FCA.
