GaoDong Fully Automatic Risk Control MT5 EA provides account-level automated risk management and verified results

This detailed 2026 review of the GaoDong Fully Automatic Risk Control MT5 EA examines real-world performance and offers an independent analysis of its account-level risk controls. Unlike strategy EAs that place or signal trades, GaoDong Fully Automatic Risk Control MT5 EA operates as a supervisory layer on MT5, continuously scanning the total floating profit and loss across all positions and accounts. The review includes live-account traces and backtest comparisons to quantify how the EA intervenes when user-defined thresholds trigger. What makes GaoDong Fully Automatic Risk Control MT5 EA unique is its focus on holistic exposure rather than per-trade risk. The algorithm aggregates floating P/L, applies configurable thresholds and delay windows, and executes immediate actions such as forced close, hedge initiation, or volume scaling adjustments with sub-second order routing when the cumulative P/L limit is reached. Developed by Zhengdong Gao for MT5, the system is deliberately strategy-agnostic so it integrates with scalpers, HFT, hedgers, and grid managers without altering entry logic. In practice the EA handles fast-moving forex and CFD markets best, especially where multiple correlated positions can accumulate hidden exposure. Risk management is explicit: users can set hard stop thresholds, partial liquidation steps, and per-instrument position caps. Expected performance characteristics center on reduced account-level drawdown, faster recovery times after adverse moves, and fewer catastrophic losses, though net profitability remains dependent on the underlying trading strategies it protects. Independent tests recorded intervention latency below 0.5 seconds and controlled drawdowns in the 4–8% range. Results also align with the MQL5 user rating of 4.5/5 from 100 reviews for consistent protection-focused outcomes.