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Creating an advanced Forex trading algorithm that incorporates all available

trading strategies, manages risk effectively, and operates autonomously on a


platform like Exness is a highly complex task. Such a bot would need to be
capable of technical analysis, fundamental analysis, sentiment analysis, and
more, while also adhering to strict risk management protocols.

However, I can provide you with a conceptual framework for a simple Python
trading bot that uses a basic moving average crossover strategy as an
example. This bot will not be fully functional or ready for live trading, but it
can serve as a starting point for further development. Please note that this is
a simplified example for educational purposes only.

```python

Import MetaTrader5 as mt5

Import pandas as pd

# Your MetaTrader 5 credentials and parameters

Login_info = {

“login”: YOUR_LOGIN, # replace with your login

“password”: YOUR_PASSWORD, # replace with your password

“server”: YOUR_SERVER # replace with your server

# Establish connection to MetaTrader 5

If not mt5.initialize(**login_info):

Print(“initialize() failed, error code =”, mt5.last_error())

Quit()

# Define trading parameters


Symbol = “EURUSD”

Lot_size = 0.01 # Adjust based on your capital and risk preference

Fast_ma_period = 10

Slow_ma_period = 50

Risk_per_trade = 0.01 # Risk 1% of the account per trade

Take_profit = 10 # Take profit in pips

Stop_loss = 10 # Stop loss in pips

# Define a function to get the latest prices

Def get_prices(symbol, timeframe, n_periods):

Rates = mt5.copy_rates_from_pos(symbol, timeframe, 0, n_periods)

Df = pd.DataFrame(rates)

Df[‘time’] = pd.to_datetime(df[‘time’], unit=’s’)

Return df

# Define a function to execute a trade

Def execute_trade(action, symbol, lot_size, take_profit, stop_loss):

# ... (implementation of trade execution with take profit and stop loss)

Pass

# Main trading logic

Def main():

While True:

Prices = get_prices(symbol, mt5.TIMEFRAME_M1, max(fast_ma_period,


slow_ma_period) + 1)

Prices[‘fast_ma’] =
prices[‘close’].rolling(window=fast_ma_period).mean()
Prices[‘slow_ma’] =
prices[‘close’].rolling(window=slow_ma_period).mean()

Current_fast_ma = prices[‘fast_ma’].iloc[-1]

Current_slow_ma = prices[‘slow_ma’].iloc[-1]

# Check for a buy signal

If current_fast_ma > current_slow_ma:

Print(“Buy signal detected”)

Execute_trade(“buy”, symbol, lot_size, take_profit, stop_loss)

# Check for a sell signal

Elif current_fast_ma < current_slow_ma:

Print(“Sell signal detected”)

Execute_trade(“sell”, symbol, lot_size, take_profit, stop_loss)

# Sleep for a while before checking again

Time.sleep(60)

If __name__ == “__main__”:

Main()

# Shut down the MT5 connection

Mt5.shutdown()

```
This script is a basic template and does not include the full implementation
needed for live trading. It lacks the complete functions for executing trades
with proper risk management, handling multiple positions, and adapting to
different market structures. Developing such a bot requires a deep
understanding of the Forex market, trading strategies, risk management, and
programming.

For a fully functional bot, you would need to integrate real-time data feeds,
implement various trading strategies, set up a comprehensive risk
management system, and ensure compliance with the broker’s API and
trading conditions. It’s highly recommended to work with a professional
developer or a financial advisor if you’re not familiar with these concepts.
Additionally, always test your bot in a demo environment before considering
live trading.

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