Mr MES FX is an automated trading system for MetaTrader 5. Seven strategy engines, position sizing worked out to the penny, and capital protection that stops the robot before a bad run becomes a bad month.
7 day free trial · then annual membership · cancel any time
Attach it to a chart once. It watches the market, opens and manages positions, and protects the account without you sitting there.
Seven strategy engines watching the market every second you are not. Trends, breakouts, ranges, volatility expansion, the London open. Pick one, or let it choose for you.
Every position sized from the money you are prepared to lose, not a fixed lot you guessed. Verified to hold that line to the penny as your balance grows.
Daily loss limits, a hard drawdown stop, a cooling-off period after losses and a spread guard. It walks away from a bad day before a bad day becomes a bad month.
Each looks for a different kind of opportunity. All of them share the same risk core.
Reads trend strength and routes to the right engine, standing aside entirely when the market is neither clearly trending nor clearly ranging. This is what the robot uses out of the box.
Measures the opening range around the London open and trades a decisive break of it, once a day. Currency volatility genuinely clusters at the session opens.
Waits for a trend to exist, lets price pull back to the fast average, then enters on the resumption — rather than chasing a crossover that has already happened.
Watches the high and low of a recent range and enters when price closes decisively beyond it, by a margin scaled to current volatility.
Volatility alternates between quiet and violent. Waits for unusually narrow Bollinger bands, then trades the expansion out of them.
Only acts when the trend meter confirms there is no trend to fight, then works the edges of a defined range.
Classic moving-average trend following, confirmed by trend strength and checked against the longer-term direction before entering.
Looks for exhaustion — price stretched beyond a band with momentum at an extreme — and trades the turn. The most aggressive of the seven.
Every one of these was tested by driving the robot into the limit and checking it actually fired. They are not decorative.
Stops trading for the rest of the day at your chosen percentage, and resets cleanly the next day. Survives a restart — changing a setting will not clear it.
Measured against the highest balance the account has ever reached. When it trips, the robot flattens and will not restart itself.
Skips trades when the spread is too wide, and tells you what your spread is costing as a share of the risk on every trade.
Around 200 backtest configurations. Every engine, four timeframes, six currency pairs, five separate years, every risk feature switched on and off. Over ten thousand simulated positions, and not one of them rejected.
Every one of these was measured, not assumed:
Most robots are sold on a single flattering backtest. That proves nothing — any strategy looks good on some period if you check enough of them.
We deliberately hold entire years back, tune on nothing but old data, then test on years and currency pairs the strategy has never seen. It is a harder standard than this market normally applies, and we publish the full method and every number so you can repeat all of it yourself.
Your licence key is bound to your MetaTrader account number and runs for the life of your membership.
Card required to start the trial. Cancel before it ends and you are not charged.
Trading carries risk of loss. Not financial advice. Risk disclosure
The robot runs free on any demo account, without a licence, for as long as you like. Test it there first — the documentation shows you how.
No software can promise that, and you should walk away from anyone who does. What this does guarantee is execution: your rules followed exactly, every time, with your risk held to the penny and hard limits that stop a bad run compounding. Prove it on demo — free and unlimited — then decide.
Yes, unless you use a VPS — a rented Windows machine that never sleeps. The documentation covers both, including the built-in option inside MetaTrader.
The licence key stops working and the robot stops trading. Any open position keeps its stop loss and take profit at the broker. Renew and you get a fresh key.
Your key is bound to one MetaTrader account number. Change broker or account and you can reissue the key against the new number from your dashboard.
No. Your funds stay with your own broker. We never touch them and have no access to your trading account.
Yes. Cancel during the free week and you are not charged at all. After that your membership runs to the end of the term you have paid for.