Client file 2.37

Updates

The current advisor version, new charts and notices that matter for users. Download the file in the Telegram bot — not from this page.

Version 2.37

Licence protection was strengthened: the advisor now signs every request to the server, so account details cannot be altered on the way. Account and chart monitoring in the panel was also made more reliable.

Version 2.35

Broker compatibility was improved. The advisor now includes a library of common instrument names for the 32 Auto setups, including broker-specific names for indices, metals and currency pairs.

Version 2.34

Expanded instrument-name recognition and improved compatibility across brokers.

Version 2.33

Duplicate setup charts are handled safely: one setup stays on one chart, and a duplicate does not place a second order.

Version 2.32

Improved compatibility for index symbols, including US30 and US30m.

Version 2.31

Trades in history are labelled like the site: Asia London / London NY / NY stack. Same name in the broker report and in the tester. The setup list uses those session names too, not “swing” or “Chart”.

Version 2.30

On start and while it runs, each chart stays on the current price with space on the right. You do not have to line up every chart by hand.

Version 2.29

After a MetaTrader restart the advisor remembers what already happened on the chart today, instead of starting the day from a blank slate. Entry rules are unchanged.

Version 2.28

EURHKD on M5 left Auto: it did not hold across both test windows. The set became 32 charts. EURCAD M6 stayed, with a note: 2010–2020 was around breakeven; it works from 2020.

Version 2.27

Drop the file on one chart (setup Auto, Open charts = All setups) and the advisor attaches itself to the other open setup charts.

Version 2.26

After start or restart, session high/low for the day (Asia, London) comes from the chart candles, not from a fragment since the advisor was attached.

Version 2.25

Auto grew to 33 charts. The public approved report stayed at 11; the rest were in open testing and could still change. The installation guide was rewritten, including MetaQuotes VPS. Telegram trade alerts still arrive.

Version 2.24

Auto kept only the selected charts. Extra copies of the same pair and timeframe were removed.

Open testing

Open testing started. The advisor comes from the author on Telegram. While testing continues, the usual 7-day trial renews by itself.

Version 2.17

The file name included the version: Feee1in_Auto_Setups_2.17.ex5. The site remembers the language you choose. The approved report was 11 setups; work still in testing was not part of that report.

Version 2.15

One pair + one timeframe = one setup. Sessions that belong together run on that one chart.

Version 2.14

You can pick Auto or one pair. Open charts: all setups, this pair, or only this chart.

Version 2.13

The advisor opens the needed charts itself. If you change the pair or the timeframe, it switches the chart back so a trade is not missed.

Version 2.07

First public client build with 11 approved setups. AUDUSD in the report is tentative, not approved.

GBPJPY M3 added

GBPJPY M3 joined the approved client set. 92 trades in the public report.

USDCHF M3 added

USDCHF M3 joined the approved client set.

USDJPY M3 added

USDJPY M3 joined the approved client set.

EURJPY, XAUUSD, XAGUSD

EURJPY M10, gold XAUUSD (M3 and M10) and silver XAGUSD M10 joined the approved client set.

If an update is mandatory, the newest notice states the current file. Older items are history.