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MT5 utilityfree on MQL5by Marvinson Salavia Caballero
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Full Product Description Bneu News Filter is a trading utility Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5 designed to monitor economic calendar events and protect trading activity during high-impact news releases.
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Bneu News Filter is designed for MetaTrader 5 and its primary goal is to reduce volatility-related losses by pausing or closing positions ahead of scheduled high-impact economic events.
Bneu News Filter stands out for its tight integration with the MT5 built-in economic calendar and a lightweight visual panel that displays upcoming events, impact levels, and countdowns. The algorithm focuses on event avoidance rather than trade entry signals; when a configured event matches symbol filters and impact thresholds, the EA can close positions, suspend new orders, or prohibit openings for a user-defined window. This approach reduces slippage during spikes and offers audit trails via trade tagging and logs.
The EA works best in liquid FX majors where scheduled news drives intraday volatility. It is less useful for purely trend-following strategies that operate on longer multi-day holds because it may interrupt carry trades around macro events. Risk management is configurable, with options for maximum exposure, per-trade limits, and account-level pause rules. Expected performance characteristics include lower realized volatility, fewer news-related losses, and slightly reduced trade frequency. In testing, Bneu News Filter reduced maximum single-event drawdowns substantially while preserving long-term strategy returns. Marvinson Salavia Caballero provides regular updates and MT5-specific installation guidance to ensure compatibility across brokers.
Bneu News Filter is best characterized as a conservative to moderate risk control tool when used as intended. The primary stop-loss strategy is event avoidance and controlled position closure rather than predictive SL placement, so users should maintain conventional per-trade stop losses for baseline protection. Position sizing should follow percent-risk rules; for example limit individual trades to 0.5–2% of account equity depending on leverage. Vulnerabilities include unannounced geopolitical shocks, broker-specific gap behavior, and stale calendar entries from third-party feeds. Because the EA reduces volatility exposure, recommended account size starts at $1,000 for micro or cent accounts, with $2,000+ preferred for realistic lot sizing and stable performance.
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Install the Bneu News Filter on MT5 by copying the EA file into the Experts folder and refreshing the Navigator panel. Attach the EA to the chart and enable automated trading, then grant access to trade operations and calendar data. Key parameters to configure include event impact threshold, pre-event and post-event pause windows, symbol filters, and maximum allowed exposure. Recommended brokers are ECN/STP brokers with reliable news execution and low slippage. Optimal timeframes are intraday charts like M15 to H1 for monitoring, though the EA acts independently of chart timeframe. Run forward tests on a demo account and review logs before live deployment.
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| Bneu News Filter | EASY Fortress | |
|---|---|---|
| How you get it | Free on MQL5 | Free installer |
| Platform | MT5 | MT5 |
| Public account reports | — | Not applicable |
| Made by | Marvinson Salavia Caballero | FxRobotEasy |
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