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-Our Expert Advisors consists of three parts:+EA Studio Expert Advisors consist of three parts:
  
-  **Expert Properties** – the trading amount, Stop Loss, and Take Profit; +  **Expert Properties** – the trading amount, Stop Loss, and Take Profit; 
-  **Entry Rules** – indicators that determine conditions for opening a position; +  **Entry Rules** – indicators that determine conditions for opening a position; 
-  **Exit Rules** – indicators that determine conditions for closing the position.+  **Exit Rules** – indicators that determine conditions for closing the position.
  
 Every part of the expert is responsible for a specific task. In order to make the experts fast and reliable, we provide a predefined strategy structure. This is probably the major difference between the experts created with EA Studio and the experts written manually in MQL. Here all experts follow a specific design which guarantees that the backtest and the following MetaTrader historical test and trade will be equal. You may think at first that this is a limitation, but that concept has several advantages: Every part of the expert is responsible for a specific task. In order to make the experts fast and reliable, we provide a predefined strategy structure. This is probably the major difference between the experts created with EA Studio and the experts written manually in MQL. Here all experts follow a specific design which guarantees that the backtest and the following MetaTrader historical test and trade will be equal. You may think at first that this is a limitation, but that concept has several advantages: