WEB5 ALGORITHM TRADING BOTS

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• ●It only acts when a candle closes. Web5 scripts deliberately ignore price mid-candle, because a signal that appears and then vanishes before the bar closes would make live trading behave nothing like the backtest. On a 1-hour chart you may wait up to an hour for the first decision. This is correct behaviour, not a fault.
• ●The market is closed. Nothing will happen over the weekend, or outside session hours for indices, metals and energies.
• ●The conditions simply have not been met. These are selective strategies with filters on trend, momentum and volatility. Some are designed to trade only a handful of times a month. Silence is often the strategy working, not failing.
• ●Your computer went to sleep, or MetaTrader was closed. A script only runs while the terminal is open and connected to the broker. Close the platform and it stops instantly. This is why a Windows VPS is recommended for anything running around the clock.
• ●The spread was too wide. Each script refuses to enter when the spread blows out — typically around news or the daily rollover. It says so in the Experts tab, and it is protecting you from a bad fill.
• ●Not enough chart history is loaded. The longer-term filters need several hundred candles. Scroll the chart back, or switch timeframe and back again, to make MetaTrader download them.
• ●Wrong symbol or timeframe. Attach each script to the market it was written for. Check the header comment inside the file if you are unsure.

• ●Watch open positions while the bot is live. If a trade stalls near its target and starts rolling over against you, you are allowed to close it yourself and bank what is there. A smaller gain taken is worth more than a full one that round-trips into a loss.
• ●Decide the rule before you are in the trade. “I will take profit if it reaches 1.5R and then stalls” is a plan. Staring at a live position deciding what to do while the money moves is how good trades get closed at the worst moment.
• ●Let the platform do the watching where you can. A partial exit at 1R, a stop moved to break-even once the trade has paid you enough, or a stop trailing behind structure will all protect an open profit without needing you at the screen at the right second. Set these in the script’s Inputs tab, or manage them on the position itself.
• ●Never widen the stop. Closing a winner early is a judgement call you are entitled to make. Moving a stop further away to avoid taking a loss is the one intervention that reliably turns a small loss into a large one.
• ●Can’t watch it? Then don’t rely on watching it. If the bot runs overnight or on a VPS while you sleep, the automatic protections above are the only ones that will actually fire. Set them before you go.