Guides, comparisons and practical tutorials on MT4 EAs, VPS deployment, risk management and SmartEdge EA performance & philosophy.
If you are new to EAs, start with the MT4 Expert Advisor Beginner Guide, then move on to the risk management, testing and Myfxbook articles before exploring comparisons and SmartEdge EA specifics.
A clear, no hype comparison of MT4 EAs, how to think about risk and why SmartEdge EA focuses on multi pair diversification and controlled drawdown instead of chasing fast flips.
A beginner friendly explanation of what MT4 Expert Advisors are, how they open and manage trades, and what you should check before trusting any EA with your capital.
A simple walkthrough for installing, attaching and enabling an Expert Advisor on MT4, plus the key settings most traders forget to check.
A practical checklist for choosing a stable, low-latency VPS for MT4 Expert Advisors in 2025, including RAM, CPU, latency and how many MT4 terminals you can safely run.
A 2025 step-by-step guide to backtesting Forex EAs in MT4 the correct way — from data quality and spread settings to realistic expectations and avoiding curve fitting.
A clear 5 step roadmap to test any MT4 EA, starting on demo and then moving to small live and full size without rushing or risking your main capital.
Practical guidelines for choosing lot size, setting max drawdown, and planning recovery so your EA can survive bad months without blowing the account.
A structured checklist for comparing MT4 EAs in 2025 — from strategy type and risk model to broker conditions, Myfxbook proof and how to match an EA with your own risk tolerance.
A practical guide to reading Myfxbook stats for MT4 EAs: gain, balance vs equity, drawdown and hidden risk, so you can spot dangerous systems behind nice looking curves.
A practical comparison between single-pair MT4 robots and multi-currency Expert Advisors, including diversification, correlation, and how each approach behaves in real drawdowns.
The thinking behind SmartEdge EA: why the goal is stable, repeatable returns with capped drawdown instead of aggressive martingale-style growth that eventually collapses.