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Rafael Vasili  

Official Optimized Set Files for Amaryllis v2.04 — US30Cash


AMARL V1 H1 US30 2018.set — Hourly timeframe (H1)

AMRL V2 M5 US30.set — 5-Minute timeframe (M5)


Validation Protocol:

In-Sample: 2018.01.01 – 2023.01.01 (optimization period)

Out-of-Sample: 2023.01.01 – 2026.01.01 (completely unseen data)

Modelling: Every tick based on real ticks | History Quality: 99%


How to Load:

1. Open Amaryllis EA properties or Strategy Tester

2. Go to the Inputs tab

3. Right-click anywhere in the parameters list

4. Select "Load"

5. Choose the .set file for your timeframe

6. All parameters load instantly


H1 Results (full period 2018–2026): Sharpe 3.69 | Win Rate 83.33% | Profit Factor 1.36 | Net Profit +130.9%

M5 Results (full period 2018–2026): Sharpe 4.71 | Win Rate 69.87% | Profit Factor 1.24 | Net Profit +141.7%


If you have any questions about setup or configuration, leave a comment and I will respond promptly.

Rafael Vasili   
IMPORTANT  BROKER COMPATIBILITY & SET FILE GUIDE

Amaryllis works on any MT5 broker offering US30/DJ30 indices. However, brokers differ in how they quote prices, and this directly affects your Stop Loss and Take Profit settings. Please read this before loading a set file.


HOW TO CHECK YOUR BROKER'S SPECIFICATIONS

In MT5, right-click your symbol in Market Watch → Specification. Check these two values:

1. Digits — The number of decimal places in the price (1 or 2)
2. Contract Size — The value per lot (usually 1, 10, or 25)


UNDERSTANDING POINTS ACROSS BROKERS

The Stop Loss and Take Profit in Amaryllis are set in MT5 points — and the value of 1 point depends on your broker's Digits setting.

If your broker shows Digits = 2 (price example: 50300.76):
→ 1 point = 0.01 price movement
→ A Stop Loss of 48000 points = 480 index points

If your broker shows Digits = 1 (price example: 50300.7):
→ 1 point = 0.1 price movement
→ A Stop Loss of 4800 points = 480 index points

Same real-world distance, different point values. If you switch from a 2-digit broker to a 1-digit broker (or vice versa), you must adjust your SL and TP by a factor of 10.

Quick rule:
- Moving from 2 digits to 1 digit → divide SL and TP by 10
- Moving from 1 digit to 2 digits → multiply SL and TP by 10


CONTRACT SIZE

Also check the Contract Size in your symbol specification. Common values:
- Contract Size = 1 (some brokers)
- Contract Size = 10 (RoboForex, EightCap)
- Contract Size = 25 (some FTMO configurations)

If your broker's contract size differs from the set file's original broker, your position sizing and dollar-per-point value will be different. Adjust your lot size accordingly to maintain the same risk exposure.


SET FILES PROVIDED

Currently included:
- RoboForex set files (H1 and M5) — Digits: 2, Contract Size: 10

Coming soon:
- EightCap set files (H1) — Digits: 2, Contract Size: 10

If you are using a different broker (including FTMO or other prop firms), load the provided set file and adjust only:
1. Stop Loss and Take Profit — based on your Digits (multiply or divide by 10)
2. Lot Size — based on your Contract Size and account equity
3. All other parameters (ADX settings, session hours, filters) remain the same


QUICK SETUP FOR PROP FIRM TRADERS (FTMO, MFF, etc.)

1. Load the RoboForex or EightCap set file
2. Check your prop firm's symbol Specification for Digits and Contract Size
3. If Digits differ → adjust SL and TP by factor of 10
4. If Contract Size differs → adjust Lot Size to match your risk rules
5. Set Max Daily Drawdown % to match your prop firm's drawdown limit
6. Test on demo before going live on a funded account


If you have questions about configuring Amaryllis for your specific broker, send me a message I am happy to help you get the correct settings.

Rafael Vasili
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COMMENT 2 — BROKER SETUP & PROP FIRM GUIDE


TO ALL USERS — PLEASE READ BEFORE RUNNING THE EA

Amaryllis works on any MT5 broker. However, not all brokers quote the same way. If you load a set file and the backtest does not match the published results, the issue is not the EA — it is the difference between your broker's data feed and the broker the set file was calibrated for.

Two brokers can show the same price for US30 but differ in how they structure that price internally. These differences directly affect where your Stop Loss and Take Profit are placed.


WHAT TO CHECK IN YOUR SYMBOL SPECIFICATION

Right-click your symbol in Market Watch → Specification. Compare these three values:

                         RoboForex          EightCap
    Symbol:              .US30Cash          US30
    Digits:              1                  2
    Contract Size:       1                  10
    Tick Size:           0.0                0.00

Digits determines how many decimal places appear in the price:

    Digits = 1     price looks like    50300.7
    Digits = 2     price looks like    50300.76

This changes the value of 1 MT5 point:

    Digits = 1     1 point = 0.1
    Digits = 2     1 point = 0.01

The SL and TP in the set files are counted in points. If your broker has more decimals, the same number of points represents a smaller price distance. That is why adjustment is needed.


HOW TO ADJUST

If your broker has one more digit than the set file origin:

    Add one zero to the end of SL and TP.

    RoboForex set file:     SL = 4800       TP = 700
    Your 2-digit broker:    SL = 48000      TP = 7000

If your broker has one fewer digit:

    Remove one zero from the end of SL and TP.

Everything else — ADX settings, session hours, all filters — stays exactly the same. Do not change them.


WHY BACKTEST RESULTS DIFFER BETWEEN BROKERS

RoboForex and EightCap are both fully regulated brokers with institutional-grade infrastructure. But they source their price data from different liquidity providers.

Different data feeds means:

    Different tick-by-tick price sequences
    Slightly different candle open/high/low/close values
    ADX and DI signals firing at slightly different moments
    Different trade entries and exits on the same calendar date

The strategy logic is identical on both brokers. The entry rules are the same. The exit rules are the same. The ADX calculation is the same. Only the raw price data is different — and that is enough to produce different backtest numbers.

This is normal. This is how every institutional strategy behaves across execution venues. It is not a defect — it is the reality of multi-venue trading.

Both brokers are validated. Both produce positive risk-adjusted returns across all market regimes since 2019.


IF YOUR BROKER RESULTS DO NOT MATCH

If you load the set file, adjust for Digits, and your backtest still looks significantly different:

    1.  Verify you are using "Every tick based on real ticks" modelling
    2.  Verify History Quality is 99% or above
    3.  Verify Contract Size matches your lot size calculation
    4.  Verify Tick Size corresponds to your Digits setting

If everything checks out and performance still diverges, your broker's data feed requires its own calibration. The core logic works — only SL, TP, and session timing need fine-tuning for your specific data.

Leave me a comment here or send a private message with:

    Your broker name
    Your symbol name (US30, DJ30, WS30, etc.)
    Digits, Contract Size, and Tick Size from Specification

I will calibrate the set file for your broker free of charge.

Alternatively, you can open an account with RoboForex or EightCap — both are regulated, both are confirmed working with the provided set files, and both offer demo accounts for testing.


FTMO AND PROP FIRM USERS

I have tested the RoboForex set files on FTMO data feeds. The FTMO US30 symbol specification closely matches RoboForex. The results are consistent.

To configure for FTMO:

    1.  Load the RoboForex set file
    2.  Check Digits and Tick Size in Specification — adjust SL and TP if needed
    3.  Set Max Daily Drawdown to your challenge limit (typically 5%)
    4.  Adjust lot size for your account equity and contract size
    5.  Test on practice account before running on a live challenge

The RoboForex set files are the recommended starting point for all FTMO users.

EightCap set files have not been tested on FTMO yet. If you are running an FTMO challenge and want to use EightCap-calibrated parameters, contact me first — I will verify compatibility before you risk your challenge.

For other prop firms (MFF, The5ers, FundedNext, etc.) — the same logic applies. Check your Digits and Contract Size, adjust accordingly, and validate on demo. If results diverge, contact me for calibration.


SET FILES STATUS

    RoboForex (H1, M5):     Available now — included with purchase
    EightCap (H1):          Coming soon
    FTMO:                   Use RoboForex set files — tested and confirmed

More broker-specific set files will be added based on user demand. If you need a specific broker calibrated, let me know.

EIGHTCAP SET FILE HERE 

Rafael Vasili
Dateien:
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