I am sharing a raw grid code I used on the DAX m1 timeframe during the last bullish leg.

The logic is stupidly simple: It buys 1 contract every time price drops by 20 points from the last trade price. It closes everything when the total profit reaches a fixed target (Global Target).

I know grids are dangerous, but if you run this only during US market hours and cut it before the close, it acts as a liquidity provider.

Be careful with the leverage, on the DAX it can go fast. I set the max positions to 10 to avoid blowing the account.

// --------------------------------------------------------
// Strategy: Simple Accumulation Grid (Long Only)
// Asset: DAX / Indices
// Risk: HIGH - No Stop Loss per trade
// --------------------------------------------------------


DEFPARAM CumulateOrders = True // Essential for Grid


// Settings
GridStep = 20        // Distance between buys
TakeProfitPoints = 50 // Target in points (Global)
MaxPositions = 10    // Safety limit


// Entry Logic
IF Not OnMarket THEN
    BUY 1 CONTRACT AT MARKET
    LastEntryPrice = Close
ENDIF


// Add to Grid (Averaging Down)
IF LongOnMarket AND CountOfPosition < MaxPositions THEN
    IF Close <= LastEntryPrice - GridStep THEN
        BUY 1 CONTRACT AT MARKET
        LastEntryPrice = Close // Update reference price
    ENDIF
ENDIF


// Exit Logic (Global Profit Target)
// We calculate the average entry price of the whole stack
AvgPrice = PositionPrice
CurrentProfit = (Close - AvgPrice) * CountOfPosition


IF CurrentProfit >= (TakeProfitPoints * PointValue) THEN
    SELL AT MARKET
ENDIF