MetaTrader 5 · Automated trading system
The discipline you already know you need. Automated.
You know the rules. Size properly, take profit in stages, walk away when the day is done. The hard part was never knowing them — it was following them at 2am on the fourth losing trade. Tune and Trade follows them for you, on your broker, on your account, every time.
The dashboard, live under your chart
The gate is open. Most people still can't walk through it.
Thirty years ago you needed a seat on an exchange, a broker on the phone and serious capital. Today the same markets are on a laptop, with position sizes measured in hundredths of a lot. The barrier to entry is gone.
The tools got cheap
Institutional-grade execution, real-time data and automation now cost less than a phone plan. A retail account can run the same kind of rules a desk would — sized to risk, staged exits, hard daily limits.
The hard part is still you
Nobody blows up an account because they lacked an indicator. They do it by sizing too big after a loss, moving a target because it was nearly there, or trading a fourth time at midnight to get even. Cheap tools did nothing about any of that.
Rules that run without you in the room
A system that sizes every position from your risk setting, banks profit in stages, and shuts the day down when your limit is hit — whether you agree with it at the time or not. That is the whole product, and it is the part most traders never manage alone.
Being straight with you: trading is risky and most retail accounts lose money. This does not change that, and no software does. What it changes is whether your plan gets followed on the days you would not have followed it.
You don't need another indicator.
The setup was fine. What went wrong came after.
You were asleep
The move came at 3am and you weren't there. A system doesn't sleep, doesn't take lunch, and doesn't miss Tuesday because of a meeting.
You moved the stop
One position, held too long, hoping. It undid a month. A system's stop goes on with the trade and doesn't negotiate with you.
You doubled down
Two losses in a row and the size went up. The daily loss guard closes the door for the day, whether you like it or not.
You took profit too early
Out at +20 because it felt good, still in at −80 because it might come back. Staged exits do the opposite, every single time.
One trade, start to finish
No discretion anywhere in this sequence. Every step is a rule you set before the session started, and the same rule runs at 3am as at the open.
A candle closes the other side of the average
That is the signal. If your chop filters are on, it also has to be far enough past the average and the average itself has to be moving — otherwise the entry is refused and the reason is written to the log.
The size is worked out, not guessed
Recent range measured, position sized so the risk matches the percentage you set, rounded to what your broker actually accepts. If it cannot be done inside your risk budget, no trade.
Half comes off at the first target
The trade is now partly banked. The panel greys out that rung so you can see at a glance which stage you are on.
Half of the rest at the second
A quarter of the original position is still running, with no ceiling unless you gave the runner one.
The runner leaves on the turn
Either the trend rolls over and it closes, or your runner target is hit, whichever comes first. A move that keeps going keeps paying.
Then it refuses to chase
That direction is locked out until price flips the other way. Meanwhile the daily limits are counting — hit either one and the day is over.
What it does for you
Not an indicator. Not an alert service. A complete execution system that handles the entry, the sizing, the exits and the daily limits.
You set a percentage. It does the maths.
Say 1% and it measures the market's own range, then works out the position from your balance. The same setting works on a $500 account and a $50,000 one. If your broker's minimum would risk more than you allowed, it refuses the trade rather than quietly trading too big.
Profit gets banked, not watched
Half comes off at the first target, half of the rest at the second, and the remainder rides until the trend turns. You stop giving winners back because you were waiting for more.
A daily limit that actually stops you
Set a percentage. Hit it and the day is over — positions closed, nothing new until tomorrow, manual trades included. The loss you didn't take is the one that saves the month.
It stops on good days too
The harder discipline. When the day covers your target it closes and stands down, because the trade after a great morning is the one that undoes it.
It won't re-enter a move it just banked
After a winner, that direction is locked out until price flips the other way. The single most expensive habit in trading, removed by a rule.
Three switches for going-nowhere markets
Skip entries hugging the average, skip them when the average is flat, and stop after a run of losses. Turn them on one at a time and see which suits your market.
Every number changes with a button
Risk, lot size, average length, both targets, your daily limits — all on the panel, all live. Buy, sell, close and breakeven are there too, so you can take over any time.
Two files. Ten minutes. Done.
Real setup, honestly described. Not one click, but not difficult either. The full install guide walks every screen.
Subscribe
Pay monthly by card. Your licence key and the download appear immediately on your licence page.
Install
Drop two files into your MT5 folder, allow one URL in settings, and refresh the Navigator. Ten minutes, once.
Configure
Attach it to a chart, paste your key, set your risk percentage and daily limits. That's the whole configuration.
Leave it running
Any computer that stays on, or a VPS for a few dollars a month. Check in on it — don't disappear for weeks.
Straight about what this is
You should know exactly what you're buying, including where the limits are.
What you get
- A complete automated system on your own MT5 and broker
- Position sizing calculated from your equity and your risk setting
- Staged profit taking, with a runner on the remainder — capped or uncapped, your choice
- A trend safety net that closes a position the market has turned against
- Re-entry lock, so it will not chase a move it has just banked
- Daily loss guard and daily profit target, both adjustable
- Full manual override from the dashboard at any moment
- Cancel any time from your own billing page
What it isn't
- Not a stop-loss system — no stop order is placed with your broker, and an unattended position is unprotected
- Not financial advice or a recommendation to trade
- Not a managed account — I never touch your money or your login
- Not a guarantee of profit. Losing months happen
- Not risk-free. Leverage can lose you money quickly
- Not passive income, and not a replacement for a salary
- Not set-and-forget for months — check your account
Is this you?
The clearest way to decide. If the left column sounds familiar, this was built for exactly that. If the right one does, save your money — genuinely.
You already know your edge
You have a way of reading the market you believe in. What you do not have is a way of following it on the fourth losing trade of a bad morning.
Your losses are bigger than your wins
Not because your entries are wrong. Because you cut winners early and let losers argue with you. Staged exits and a hard daily limit fix that mechanically.
You have a job and a life
You cannot sit at a screen from open to close, and the trades you take in the gaps are the worst ones you make. Rules that run without you are worth more than another indicator.
You need this to work
If the money is rent, or you are trying to replace an income by a deadline, the pressure will make you override it — and an override is a manual trade with no rules on it.
You want a hard stop on every trade
This system exits by rule, not by a stop order sitting at your broker. That is a deliberate design choice and it does not suit everyone. Read the section above before you subscribe.
You want to be told it is easy
It is not, and anyone saying otherwise is selling you something worse than this. Most retail accounts lose money. Software changes your process, not the odds of the market.
One plan. Cancel any time.
No lock-in, no setup fee, no cut of your profits. Cancel and it keeps running to the end of the month you already paid for.
Billed monthly by Stripe. Cancel from your own billing page.
- The full system, all covered markets
- Automatic risk-based position sizing
- Daily loss guard and daily profit target
- One MT5 account, changeable up to 3 times
- Live and demo both supported — try demo first
- Every update, re-downloadable any time
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Questions
Do you ever touch my account?
No. You never give me your broker login, your password, or your money. The system runs on your computer inside your own MetaTrader and places orders through your own broker connection. I cannot see your balance and I cannot withdraw anything.
What do I need to run it?
MetaTrader 5, a broker account that carries the instruments, and a machine that stays on with an internet connection. A home computer works if you leave it running. Most people use a VPS for a few dollars a month so it keeps going when their laptop is closed.
How much capital do I need?
That depends on your broker's minimum lot size and how much the instrument moves. Start on demo, watch it for a few weeks, and you'll see exactly how position sizing behaves at your account size before risking anything real.
What if my computer turns off mid-trade?
Any open position stays open — but because this system places no stop order at the broker, nothing is protecting it while MetaTrader is off. Its exits are rules the software applies, and the software is not running. The position sits exposed until you are back, including through a weekend gap.
This is the strongest argument for a VPS. If you cannot keep the terminal running reliably, do not run this on money you cannot afford to lose.
Can I change the strategy settings?
Risk, lot sizing, the moving average, both targets, the runner ceiling, the chop filters and your daily limits are all yours to set. The entry logic itself is fixed, so everyone runs the same tested system and nobody accidentally turns it into a different strategy and then wonders why results diverged.
Can I still trade manually?
Yes. Buy, sell, close all and breakeven are all buttons on the dashboard, and your manual trades get the same risk sizing. You can also switch the automation off and use it purely as a manual execution panel.
Can I move it to a different MT5 account?
Yes, up to three times from your licence page. Beyond that, email us and we'll reset it. The limit exists so one subscription doesn't get shared around a group.
What happens when I cancel?
It keeps working to the end of the month you already paid for, then stops opening new positions. Any trade already open is still managed normally — staged exits, the trend safety net and your daily limits all keep running, so nothing is left unattended.
Do you offer refunds?
Test on a demo account before subscribing so you know exactly what you're getting. If something is broken on our side, email trader@tuneandtrade.com and we'll sort it out.