VR Calculate Martingale Trader Calculator

Review

The VR Calculate Martingale indicator is a powerful tool for pre-calculating any trading strategy without risk. Using virtual orders, it allows the trader to calculate in advance any development of events on the trading account. There is no longer any need to use Excel tables and calculators, or knowledge of formulas for averaging multidirectional positions with different trading lots. VR Calculate Martingale will help you do all this.

The indicator was created in 2015 with the purpose of calculating trading of position networks, and since then it has undergone a significant global update. Based on a large number of reviews and suggestions, the indicator has been improved and modernized.

The main features of the VR Calculate Martingale calculator include:

• Create virtual orders without trading risk.
• Convenient editing of virtual orders directly on the chart.
• Grouping of positions on the network, the ability to create up to 7 groups of orders.
• Linking virtual orders to existing market positions.
• Separate accounting of profits by groups of orders.
• Separate accounting of profits and losses for Take Profit and Stop Loss levels.
• Separate profit calculation for virtual market orders and already closed orders.
• Calculation of collateral requirements.
• Display of Margin Call level.
• Even distribution of positions by price and time.
• Ability to set your own deposit size, point value, number of decimal places for price and lot volume.
• Set your own deposit sizes, point value, margin requirements, decimal places.

Combining positions into groups allows the trader to easily calculate the price at which the selected group of positions will be closed either to zero or with a specified profit. This feature allows you to combine buy and sell positions together. The average price is calculated taking into account item prices and their volumes.

The calculator allows you to create virtual orders on top of real positions, which makes it possible to calculate various scenarios for future developments. The trader can add additional virtual positions and calculate the average price or determine the Margin Call level.

Features of the VR Calculate Martingale indicator

• Suitable for both beginners and professional traders;
• Not a large number of settings;
• Works on any financial instruments (Forex, CFD, Crypto, Metalls, Futures);
• Easy to installation and configuration, the program comes with text and video instructions;

• For the Trading-Go market
• Supplied with archive containing versions for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5;
• When paying in the Trading-Go market (on this page), the second version is free;
• Can be used without payment on real accounts, free. Instructions;
• It is possible to use the indicator on demo accounts without payment, without restrictions;
• Does not work in the strategy tester;
• Installation instructions;

• For the market Mql5.com
• Available for payment in the Mql5.com market, each version is paid separately for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5;
• On demo, training and real accounts it works only after payment;
• Does not work in the strategy tester;
• Installation instructions;

Algorithm of operation

Drag and drop the VR Calculate Martingale trading calculator onto the selected chart of a currency pair or other instrument. The indicator can be used with default settings, having previously decided on the position of the price mark, setting it to the level of the current or arbitrary price.

Moving the price mark and orders is carried out by grabbing the notch protruding to the right with the mouse. Positions are opened by clicking the ORDER+ button in the main information window of the indicator.

1. Name of the indicator and its version, in the image 24.012 which means 2024, October 010, revision 2;
2. Button to enable and display the Margin Call level;
3. Button for sorting items by numbers and arranging items with the same price increments;
4. Button for sorting positions by numbers and arranging positions by time with the same step;
5. Button for creating virtual positions on top of real positions;
6. Button to move the main floating price to the center of the chart;
7. Button for displaying hints; by default, hints are turned off;
8. Menu minimization button;
9. Button for creating a virtual order, you can also create a new order by copying the last one, to do this you need to 1 - select the order, 2 - hold down the Ctrl key and drag the order. As a result, the price for placing a new virtual order will appear under your arm.
10. The virtual balance is obtained by adding all profits, losses and the deposit amount;
11. Virtual deposit is set in the indicator settings and can also be changed in the information panel;
12. Button to clear the chart from virtual positions;
13. Button to clear information about previously closed virtual positions;
14. Summary information about open virtual positions;
15. Summary information about closed virtual positions;
16. Margin Call Level;
17. Price label of a group of positions, shows the price, symbol of the group, total profit of the group. Can only be moved along the time axis;
18. Floating price mark, can be freely moved with the mouse in any direction, simulates the real price for virtual positions;
19. Order number;
20. A symbol for averaging grouping of positions; to disconnect a position from a group, select the # symbol;
21. Button for changing position type Buy or Sell;
22. Lot of a position can be changed on the chart, and the format is not important: 0.01 or 0.01;
23. The price of the order can be changed on the chart, but the format is not important: 1.23569 or 1.23569; to move the order along the price scale, you can specify the number of points like 200 or -200;
24. Order profit;
25. Button for changing order display;
26. Point of anchoring and movement of the order;
27. List of order grouping symbols; to disconnect a position from a group, select the # symbol;
28. Take Profit level button;
29. Button for turning on the Stop Loss level;
30. Button to close an order at the current virtual price;
31. Take Profit price entry field, input options: exact price in the format 1.23569 or 1.23569, it is also possible to use the option in points like 200 or -200;
32. Stop Loss price input field, input options: exact price in the format 1.23569 or 1.23569, it is also possible to use the option in points like 200 or -200;
33. Button for completely deleting an order;
34. Order profit when closing an order by Take Profit;
35. Order loss when closing an order using Stop Loss;
36. Button to close an order for Take Profit;
37. Button to close an order using Stop Loss;

The VR Calculate Martingale calculator offers a convenient way to visualize calculations for Grid and Martingale strategies, allowing you to optimize the use of margin and effectively manage grid averaging to minimize losses.

Examples of working with the indicator:

• Order networks lesson N1 How to trade against the trend https://youtu.be/ZhXTvI0x1Vk
• Order networks lesson N2 Building up a position against the Forex price https://youtu.be/bKINJUkGtjU
• Order networks lesson N3 Working with locking in MetaTrader https://youtu.be/x3ooimkrA7s
• Networks of orders lesson N4 trading networks according to the trend in MetaTrader https://youtu.be/v4SLeGa-htM
• Order networks lesson N5 Virtual networks in MetaTrader https://youtu.be/ZKwUOw57b1c

Settings

Indicator settings VR Calculate Martingale

Trading settings

• Point cost for 1 lot
• Required margin for 1 lot
• Number of decimal places for price
• Number of decimal places for lots
• Margin Call level
• Deposit

Objects settings

• Panel position along X axis
• Panel position along Y axis
• Panel size
• Text size
• Font

Color settings

• Color scheme
• Change the background color of buy orders
• Change the background color of sell orders
• Change the outline color of buy orders
• Change the outline color of sell orders
• Change profit color
• Change loss color
• Change the background color of the information panel
• Change the color of the information bar outline
• Change information bar text color

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