v1.1Current
Major product update
V1.1 is the biggest update since launch. It adds Zones chart overlays, PDF statistics reports, a Grid Max Stop-Out, stricter risk and lot-size protection, a redesigned Grid tab, and a rebuilt trade-management engine that keeps working through restarts, symbol switches, sleep and a busy dashboard. It also fixes the display issues reported on V1.0.
Highlights
Zones tab: eight optional chart overlays (Support / Resistance, Fair Value Gap, Order Block, MSS / BOS, Liquidity Sweep, RSI Divergence, Killzones, Sessions).
Grid Max Stop-Out %: closes the whole grid basket at a loss limit you set, with a red line on the chart.
Risk rules that check the real risk of the lot, plus a new Max Total Risk % rule.
PDF export of every Statistics page.
Management lines that stay on the chart and survive restarts.
A Risk Monitor that no longer flashes, overlaps or jumps.
New features
Zones - chart overlays you switch on and off
A new Zones tab (the last tab button) gives you one switch per overlay.
Overlays sit behind the candles, can't be dragged by accident and never interfere with the panel.
Your switches are remembered across symbol changes, timeframe changes and restarts.
Killzone and session times are GMT based and are hidden on H4 and above.
New S button for Settings
A new S button sits next to the symbol switcher, to the right of >, and opens the Settings tab.
Because of this, the last tab button is now Zones.
The S turns blue while Settings is open.
Grid Max Stop-Out %
A new Max Stop-Out % field on the Grid tab closes the entire basket and switches Grid off to prevent re-entry when floating losses reach the chosen percentage of your account base. This includes the initial trade, all grid levels, swap and commission. 0 turns it off.
A red Max Loss line on the chart shows where that happens. It assumes the grid levels price reaches on the way have filled and moves to the real stop-out price as levels fill.
It works with both Average In and Hedging, can be edited live once the grid is active, and is saved per trade.
The close is handled by TradeOps itself, so it is not a broker-side stop.
PDF statistics reports
The Statistics Export button now creates a multi-page PDF of every statistics page and saves it neatly in MQL5\Files\TradeOps\Reports.
The file only appears under its final name once complete, so a failed export can never leave a broken PDF behind.
Redesigned Grid tab
Clear, divided sections: Grid Settings (Max Levels, Follow Rules, Max Stop-Out %), Average In and Hedging, each with its own title, Lines switch and fields.
The method that is switched on keeps a bright title, while the other one is muted, so it is obvious which method your shared settings apply to.
Max Trades excl. initial is now Max Levels.
Risk and lot-size accuracy
Lots round down. Risk-based lot sizes now round down to the broker's lot step, so the real risk stays at or below the risk you asked for.
Max Risk % checks the real risk. The rule now checks the risk of the lot that would actually be sent, after rounding and the broker's minimum lot, not just the percentage you typed. If a small account or a large minimum lot pushes the real risk over your limit, the trade is blocked and the reason is shown. This also covers manual lot sizes.
New Max Total Risk % rule in the Rules tab. It blocks a new trade if the risk to stop of all your open positions plus the new trade would exceed this percentage. 0 turns it off.
One consistent account base. The Risk Monitor, Risk Exposure and per-symbol figures now use the same account base as the Trade tab (balance, equity, free margin or custom), so the same risk shows the same percentage everywhere.
Positions without a stop-loss are flagged. The Risk Monitor's Total Risk shows, for example, (1 no SL) in red instead of a falsely low total.
Correct currency labels. The RR bar labels show your account currency instead of always USD.
Works across instruments. Grid prices, the Close % line and the Max Loss line now use the traded symbol's own point size, so they are correct on indices, commodities, stocks and crypto as well as forex.
Trade management (Grid, Breakeven, Trailing, Partial)
Linking and memory
Anything you switch on while creating a trade or pending order is attached to that exact trade or order and shown in the Trade tab's Currently Managing Via status.
Management settings and partial-close progress are saved, so they come back after a terminal restart, an EA reload or your PC waking from sleep. A partial level that has already fired never fires twice.
Switching symbol or pressing New Trade starts clean with every management feature off. Return to a position and its settings come back exactly as you left them.
Lines on the chart
Grid, Partial, Breakeven and Trailing lines now show reliably and stay on the chart after being triggered, labelled Triggered. They only disappear when the full trade or basket closes. Missing lines are detected and redrawn automatically.
Every grid and partial level draws its own line. Previously only the first line could appear while every label showed.
Trades you aren't currently viewing keep their management lines on the chart.
Reliability
Management keeps running for every managed trade, whichever trade or no trade is selected, and while the Statistics dashboard is open.
Management always acts on the trade's own symbol.
Each executed grid level is remembered, so a level can't fire twice, even if its trade is later closed.
If TradeOps is attached to more than one chart, only one chart manages a given trade, so partial closes and grid entries can't be doubled.
Trade actions are only reported as successful once the broker has actually accepted them. If a partial close is only partly filled, you get an alert.
Records are cleaned up only when your history confirms a trade really closed, so a brief reconnect can't make TradeOps forget an open trade.
Dragging and editing
Dragging a Breakeven or Partial line now respects the unit you chose (points, price, R-multiple or percent) instead of writing a points value into it.
The Breakeven tab no longer changes your settings just by being opened.
Risk Monitor
No more flashing while dragging the RR lines, the RR tool or the monitor itself, or on every tick.
No overlapping text at any scale. The monitor measures its own text and sizes its rows and width to fit at every scale preset, DPI and language. On short charts it tightens its spacing and shortens the symbol list to + N more.
It stays where you put it. Switching to another chart and back, or minimizing and restoring MT5, no longer moves it.
Settings tab
Live statistics. Account, Symbol and Performance figures now update on their own instead of only when you click or change tab.
Languages
The Zones tab, the new Grid layout, the Max Stop-Out and the new risk rules and messages are translated into Russian, Spanish, German and French.
Chart labels such as BOS, MSS and FVG stay in English, as traders use them in English everywhere.
Notes
TradeOps is designed for live and demo charts. It does not run in the Strategy Tester.
Overlays and management features run on the symbol of the chart TradeOps is attached to.
Risk totals count the risk to each open position's stop-loss. They do not include pending orders, unfilled grid levels, commission, spread, slippage or gaps through a stop.