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Grit Agility Ltd · SC837399

A Martingale engine for MetaTrader 5.

Compounding position sizing, bounded by hard risk controls — and a risk profile we show you before you pay. Licensed monthly.

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One trade, end to end

What the engine actually does with your next position.

  1. 01 — Market scan

    The engine watches its configured session for a qualifying setup. No signal, no trade.

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    EURUSD · M15

    session OPEN · spread 0.6

    signal SCANNING…

    Order ticket

    BUY 0.01 lots @ 1.0842

    base lot — level 1 of sequence

    status

    Recovery ladder

    size compounds per level

    Equity guardian

    max level 6 · equity stop −8.0%

    ARMED

  2. 02 — Entry executed

    A base-lot position opens. Smallest size in the sequence, every time.

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    EURUSD · M15

    session OPEN · spread 0.6

    signal QUALIFIED

    Order ticket

    BUY 0.01 lots @ 1.0842

    base lot — level 1 of sequence

    status FILLED

    Recovery ladder

    size compounds per level

    Equity guardian

    max level 6 · equity stop −8.0%

    ARMED

  3. 03 — Recovery sizing

    If price moves against the position, the engine adds at stepped intervals with compounding size. This is Martingale — each step is larger than the last.

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    EURUSD · M15

    session OPEN · spread 0.6

    signal QUALIFIED

    Order ticket

    BUY 0.01 lots @ 1.0842

    base lot — level 1 of sequence

    status FILLED

    Recovery ladder

    size compounds per level

    Equity guardian

    max level 6 · equity stop −8.0%

    ARMED

  4. 04 — Equity protection

    Hard limits rule everything: max recovery level and an account-level equity stop that flattens the sequence rather than let losses run unbounded.

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    EURUSD · M15

    session OPEN · spread 0.6

    signal QUALIFIED

    Order ticket

    BUY 0.01 lots @ 1.0842

    base lot — level 1 of sequence

    status FILLED

    Recovery ladder

    size compounds per level

    Equity guardian

    max level 6 · equity stop −8.0%

    SEQUENCE FLATTENED — LIMIT HIT

The subscriber dashboard

Your account, your license, your engine — one terminal.

Every subscription includes the Grit Markets dashboard: license management, EA downloads, and account state at a glance. This is the real interface, running on simulated data.

Simulated data

Grit Markets — Account

License active
--:--:-- UTC

Equity

£10,000.00

Floating P/L
+0.30
Recovery level
2 / 6 max
Equity stop
ARMED −8.0%
EA version
v1.0.0

Open positions

SymbolSideLotsEntryP/L
EURUSDBUY0.011.0842+3.10
EURUSDBUY0.021.0828-4.60
GBPUSDSELL0.011.2691+1.80

SIMULATED DATA — for illustration only. Not live performance.

Stress-test before you subscribe

See exactly how the engine sizes positions — including the risk.

Martingale sizing produces long runs of small wins punctuated by deep drawdowns. We would rather you see that here, on a Monte Carlo, than discover it on a live account. Move the sliders; the bad decile is part of the product page on purpose.

£10,000
0.01
×2.0
6
60%

Model: fixed 20-pip target and stop, £10 pip value per 1.0 lot, independent outcomes, 400 Monte Carlo runs of 250 sequences. Simulated results. Backtests and simulations do not predict live performance.

Simulated — not live performance

Risk controls

The strategy compounds. The limits are hard.

Every control ships enabled by default. They bound the damage a recovery sequence can do — no setting removes Martingale risk entirely, and we will not tell you otherwise.

Equity stop

ARMED
trigger
account equity %
action
flatten all + halt
default
−8.0%

An account-level circuit breaker. If floating losses reach your configured equity threshold, the engine closes the whole sequence and stops trading — it will not average down into a margin call.

Max-level cap

ENFORCED
range
2 – 10 levels
sizing
geometric per level
default
6

A hard ceiling on how many recovery steps the Martingale sequence may take. Lower caps mean smaller worst-case losses and more frequent realised losing sequences — that trade-off is yours to set.

News filter

WATCHING
source
economic calendar
action
no new sequences
window
configurable

High-impact releases produce the gaps and spread spikes that hurt averaging strategies most. The filter blocks new sequences around scheduled events you select.

Session filter

SCHEDULED
windows
per-day trading hours
timezone
server time
action
scan only in-window

Restricts the engine to the market hours you choose, so sequences are not opened into thin, erratic liquidity outside your intended session.

Licensing

One engine. Monthly license. Cancel any time.

From £49/month. No lifetime-deal lock-in, no performance fees — you are licensing software, not buying a promise.

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Straight answers

Asked before you did.

All questions
What is Grit Markets?
Grit Markets is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that automates a Martingale-based trading strategy with configurable risk controls. It is sold as a monthly software subscription by Grit Agility Ltd, a UK company. It is trading software, not an investment service, and it does not guarantee any profit.
How does a Martingale trading strategy work?
A Martingale trading strategy increases position size after a losing trade, so that a single winning trade can recover accumulated losses plus a small profit. Each additional recovery level multiplies exposure, which means drawdowns grow geometrically. The approach can produce long runs of small gains punctuated by occasional large losses.
Can a Martingale EA blow my account?
Yes. Any Martingale EA, including Grit Markets, can lose your entire trading balance. Compounding position sizes mean a sustained move against the basket can exhaust margin before price retraces. Risk controls such as equity stops and level caps bound the loss on most sequences, but no setting eliminates the risk.
How much capital do I need to run a Martingale EA?
There is no universal figure. The capital a Martingale EA needs depends on your base lot size, the multiplier, the maximum number of recovery levels, your broker's margin requirements and leverage. The deeper the worst-case basket you want to survive, the more free margin you need. Model your settings before funding an account.