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Version 1.27

Archived

We support the current release and the one before it. Older entries stay here for reference — their packages are no longer kept on the server.

Archived version — not the current release. We support the current release and the one before it.

MetaTrader requirement
MetaTrader 5 build 6090 or newer On an older build the package will not load (error 560). Update the terminal before installing.
Settings-file schema
6.15.0227 The revision your .set files carry in this release. Same revision = files transfer without a warning.
Okurra EA (robot)
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6.0 MB · SHA-256 ef51115802ea0b58…
Indicators & design panels
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5.2 MB · SHA-256 3d0cf241dca2c2b6…

Downloading requires a signed-in account — the robot also an active licence; the indicators are free with any account.

Robot (EA) — what changed

  • Price Movement — a new family of four sensors that measure how far the price has travelled and, on that basis, switch the selected strategy buttons on or off by themselves. You set the distance in points or in ATR multiples (which makes the same settings file portable between instruments). Measurement runs on ticks, so a sensor reacts the moment the distance is covered, not at the end of a bar.
  • Five measurement modes: from an extreme, a rolling window (only fast moves count), from the last sample, the reach of a single bar, and an anchor that works like a grid every further X points. Direction is named in market terms — "price rises" / "price falls", never buy/sell.
  • The level at which a sensor will fire is drawn on the chart: a blue line means the sensor is ready, a grey one means it is spent and waiting to re-arm. The quickest way to see whether your threshold makes sense.
  • Sensor safety limits: a cooldown after firing, a cap on firings per day, a requirement that the move holds for a set time, and clearing the measurement after a pause in quotes — which is why a weekend gap triggers nothing. One switch disables the whole family, and all four sensors ship disabled.
  • One-shot cycle for a button: a button can switch itself off once its positions are closed and no live pending order remains. The strategy becomes single-shot — it goes on, trades, and retires by itself, without waiting for your click.
  • Re-entry after a position closes: the robot checks whether the conditions still hold (zone, filters, trading hours, spread, limits) and can open the next position at once, without waiting for a fresh oscillator move. One check per exit, never a stream. It does not react to protective closes — Close All, Equity Guard, Profit Target, the daily limit and a shield realization are covered by three independent safeguards.
  • An EA master switch on the panel (ON/OFF): it stops THIS ONE instance, not every expert on the platform the way disabling AutoTrading does. Clicking it always requires a confirmation, and the state survives a settings reload, a recompile and a terminal restart.
  • Important, how switching off behaves: OFF means "wind down", not "freeze mid-step". Nothing new starts — signals, pending orders, sensors, re-entry, and also restoring buttons at the daily reset (no more "it started by itself at 2 a.m."). But whatever is open is wound down: virtual SL/TP, break even, trailing, broker-side stops, the safety guardians, and the BEa shield, which still arms and drives the basket to a close.
  • There are two exit variants. The default ("Wind down") never opens anything. The second ("Arm shield now") arms the shield immediately on every side holding positions — and with "open the first add-on on arming" enabled THIS MEANS OPENING A HEDGING POSITION. The confirmation dialog says so plainly before you click.
  • Fix: the Global panel no longer writes an empty licence key into the settings file. Previously the text "(null)" ended up there, and loading such a file invalidated the licence, dropping the robot into a mode where it opens no new positions. If you have a file with a LicenseKey=(null) line — remove that line or save the set again from the new panel.
  • A reminder for settings files created before the 1 August 2026 fix: trigger targets set in the panel were saved one button too high ("activate B2" reached the file as B3). Settings made in the EA parameters window were always correct. Open the set in the panel — it now shows the actual target — correct it and save again.
  • The manual has grown by an entire new chapter devoted to the price-travel sensors; the EA master switch is described in the panel chapter, and re-entry and the one-shot cycle in the button configuration chapter.
  • Important: The files in this release require MetaTrader 5 build 6090 or newer — on an older platform you will get error 560 / a message about a newer version; update MetaTrader or stay on an earlier release.

Indicators & panels — what changed

  • The design panels now cover everything release 1.27 brings: OkurraGlobal 1.21 has a new "Price Movement" section (the shared settings and all four price-travel sensors) plus the EA master switch and the re-entry mode in the Global Core section; OkurraButton 1.08 gained four new fields on every button — two sensor subscriptions, the one-shot cycle and re-entry after close.
  • The indicators are binary-identical to those in the EA 1.27 package — if you already have the complete 1.27 release installed, there is nothing to download.
  • The panels work without the robot too: they design settings and save `.set` files that you later load in the EA (F7 → Load) or with the Load button in the panel. The package is free — no key, no activation, no account.
  • Fix: the Global panel no longer writes an empty licence key into the settings file. Previously the text "(null)" ended up there, and loading such a file invalidated the robot's licence. If you have a file with a LicenseKey=(null) line — remove that line or save the set again from the new panel.
  • A dead key removed from saved files: the panels no longer export the on-chart signal visibility setting, which the robot never read anyway. Older files load unchanged.
  • A redraw fix in the SAR indicator and in the global versions of SAR and MMD — no more flickering overlays on the chart.
  • The full PL and EN manual (PDF) is in the package — with a new chapter on the price-travel sensors.
  • Important: The files in this release require MetaTrader 5 build 6090 or newer — on an older platform you will get error 560 / a message about a newer version; update MetaTrader or stay on an earlier release.