NEXAALGOBOTS.COMWhat Is an MT5 Expert Advisor (EA)?
A practical guide to MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors: what MT5 EAs are, how they automate trading rules, what they can and cannot do, and what to check before use.
Read guide ↗CUSTOMER TOOLKIT
MT5 EA Installation Guides & Resources
Practical MetaTrader 5 guides, EA installation help, VPS setup, troubleshooting and tools to help you install, check and document your MT5 setup.
MT5 LEARNING HUB
MT5, XAUUSD & Expert Advisor Guides
Clear educational guides that connect platform basics, installation and automation concepts to the relevant NEXA tools.
MT5 EA Installation Guide
Step-by-step MetaTrader 5 EA installation guide covering files, Navigator refresh, Algo Trading, WebRequest, presets and demo testing.
Read guide ↗How to Run an MT5 EA on a VPS
Learn how to keep a MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor running on a Windows VPS with a practical setup, security and restart checklist.
Read guide ↗What Is XAUUSD? Gold Trading on MT5 Explained
Understand XAUUSD, how gold is quoted on MetaTrader 5, why broker specifications matter and what automated gold traders should check.
Read guide ↗What Is an MT5 Trade Copier?
A practical explanation of MT5 master-slave trade copiers, how trades are synchronized and what can cause differences between accounts.
Read guide ↗MT5 SET Files Explained: How Presets Work
Learn what MT5 SET files are, how to load EA presets safely, and why account size, broker conditions and symbol settings matter.
Read guide ↗MT5 WebRequest Explained for EA Licensing
Understand MetaTrader 5 WebRequest permissions, why some EAs need them for licensing, and how to configure them safely.
Read guide ↗TradingView to MT5 EA: What Can Be Automated?
A practical guide to converting TradingView or Pine Script trading logic into MetaTrader 5 automation, including the limits and testing steps.
Read guide ↗XAUUSD EA Broker Checklist
Use this broker checklist before running an XAUUSD Expert Advisor: symbol naming, contract size, spreads, commission, leverage and execution.
Read guide ↗MT5 EA Backtest Checklist: What to Verify
A checklist for reviewing MT5 EA backtests: data quality, spread, commission, lot sizing, drawdown, trade count and live-execution limitations.
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Platform tools
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MetaTrader 5
Download the desktop trading platform from MetaQuotes. Automated Expert Advisors run in desktop MT5, not in the mobile app.
Open official MT5 download ↗AnyDesk
Use attended remote access only when installation support is arranged. Stay present and end the session when support is complete.
Open official AnyDesk download ↗FREE NEXA DOWNLOADS
Guides and journal
These public resources do not contain paid bot files, licences or customer presets.
MT5 Quick Start Guide
Install desktop MetaTrader 5, add your NEXA Expert Advisor and load an approved preset.
Download PDF ↓VPS Setup Guide
Keep MT5 running on a Windows VPS with a practical security and restart checklist.
Download PDF ↓MT5 Troubleshooting Guide
Check common installation, licence, symbol, preset and trading-permission problems.
Download PDF ↓NEXA Trading Journal
Track trades, costs, balance and summary statistics in a ready-to-use spreadsheet.
Download XLSX ↓TRADER TOOLKIT
Plan before you trade
Choose the market and instrument first. Each tool explains exactly which MT5 value the customer must check.
Multi-asset position sizing
CommodityRisk and lot-size calculator
Choose the actual market first. The labels and example contract value change for forex, gold, silver, indices and crypto CFDs.
Check MT5: Uses the common 100-ounce gold contract. Some brokers use a different contract size. Open Symbol Specification in MT5 and replace this value when it differs.
Maximum planned risk$10.00
Estimated position size0.020 lots
Currency converter
Convert account balances, licence prices or trading costs between commonly used currencies.
USD 100 converts to approximatelyRate unavailable
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Trading-cost and break-even tool
Compare spread plus round-turn commission before choosing where to run a bot.
Broker A
Broker B
Broker A cost$9.000.90 units to break even
Broker B cost$10.001.00 units to break even
Broker A is cheaperEstimated saving: $1.00 per trade
Calculator results are planning estimates only. Verify symbol specifications, contract size, tick value, spread, commission, swap and margin inside your broker's MT5 platform before trading. Currency rates are reference rates and may differ from banks, cards, brokers or payment providers.
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