Two ways to survive an announcement, not one
Blocking new entries around a release is the easy half. The hard half is the position you already hold when the number lands. TheConnector does both, and you configure them independently — you can close before the release without blocking entries, or block entries without closing anything.
Blocking entries, and closing before the release
The two behaviours have their own windows. Entry blocking refuses new orders for a number of minutes before and after the announcement. Automatic closing flattens the affected positions ahead of it and lets trading resume once the window has passed. You can enable one, the other, or both.
Separate minutes before and after for each of the two behaviours
By default the automatic close only touches the positions the connector opened; including your manual positions is an explicit choice
The impact levels you tick apply identically to blocking, to closing, and to what the robot displays
Which announcements concern your symbol
The robot reads the base and quote currencies your broker declares for the symbol, and only stops on announcements affecting one of them. A US release pauses EURUSD and XAUUSD; it does not pause EURGBP. When the broker declares nothing usable, the robot falls back to reading the currency pair from the symbol name.
No list of pairs to maintain by hand — the match is made on the symbol as your broker names it
You can still narrow it further to a chosen set of currencies
The calendar is synchronised for you, several times a day — nothing to import
Why we built it inside the robot
A filter that only runs on the server can refuse a signal, but it cannot close a position you are already holding when liquidity thins out. Putting the calendar in the robot means the protection keeps working on a position opened yesterday, or opened by hand, whether or not any signal arrives.
Works on positions opened before the filter was switched on
Available on MT4, MT5 and cTrader, on the free Basic tier
It filters execution; it does not predict the outcome of an announcement
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Do I have to import an economic calendar?
Will it close a position I opened myself?
Can I block entries without closing anything?
Does the filter guarantee I avoid slippage?
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Blocking new entries around a release is the easy half. The hard half is the position you already hold when the number lands. TheConnector does both, and you configure them independently — you can close before the release without blocking entries, or block entries without closing anything.