Waka Waka EA (MT4) — Advanced Grid System for AUDCAD/AUDNZD/NZDCAD, One-Chart Setup

Waka Waka EA is an advanced, multicurrency grid Expert Advisor designed to exploit real market inefficiencies—not curve-fit history. It runs a diversified basket on AUDCAD, AUDNZD, and NZDCAD from a single M15 chart, with built-in workflow to simplify setup and execution. 

🔑 Key Features

Advanced Grid Logic – Built to exploit existing market inefficiencies rather than “hit & miss” grids. 
One-Chart Setup – Attach to one chart to trade the full basket; no GMT tuning needed. 
Multi-Pair Basket – Optimized for AUDCAD, AUDNZD, NZDCAD on M15. 
Proven Track Record – Maintained with live performance history and ongoing updates. 
Ease of Use – Clear, minimal instructions and ready presets from the author. 

📈 How It Trades

Targets pullbacks/reversions on correlated AUD/NZD/CAD crosses using a controlled grid that scales into favorable structures. Signals reflect market mechanics rather than curve-fitted rules. Frequency varies with volatility; portfolio mode helps smooth opportunity flow across pairs. 

⚙️ Recommended Setup

Platform: MT4
Timeframe: M15 (core) 
Symbols: AUDCAD, AUDNZD, NZDCAD (basket) 
Charting: Attach to one M15 chart (commonly AUDCAD) for multicurrency trading.
Broker: ECN/RAW with reliable execution; run on a VPS for best stability. 

🎛️ Key Inputs

Lot sizing (risk tiers), grid distances/levels, TP/SL handling (incl. OPO/BE/TS), session/trading hours, and safety limits. Use the vendor’s guidance/presets after purchase for quickest start. 

🆕 Version & Maintenance

Current version: v4.56 (MT4 listing), with active change logs and maintenance on the Market page. 

📦 What’s Included

Waka Waka EA (MT4), setup notes, and author-provided presets/guides referenced on the listing. 

Pro Tips

• Start with conservative risk and a single grid active until you validate fills/slippage.

• Keep costs tight (spread/commission) on all three pairs; ECN/RAW matters. 

⚠️ Risk Notice

Waka Waka uses a grid approach. Drawdowns can be significant if risk is aggressive or multiple grids run simultaneously. Use conservative settings, adequate capital, and forward-test first.