Wisdom Trading

Wisdom EA is a scalping trading system designed to close positions within a maximum holding time of 4 hours. It aims to deliver high returns while maintaining disciplined risk control. Test results show the potential to achieve over 1,000% cumulative profit within 3 years while keeping maximum drawdown below 30%.

The system has undergone comprehensive validation, including high-quality data backtesting, robustness testing, and forward testing, ensuring reliability across different market conditions. It supports running up to 8 currency pairs simultaneously, works on all timeframes, and is engineered to avoid long-term drawdown accumulation. The strategy has also successfully passed the Axi Select fund evaluation. Axi broker is recommended or TMGM or EBC financial group.

🔎 Strategy Concept of Wisdom EA

The original vision behind Wisdom EA was to create a Forex trading system capable of generating consistent daily profits, initially targeting around “1,000 THB per day.” The core mechanism involves placing both Buy and Sell pending orders at carefully researched price zones identified as high-probability entry areas — essentially setting strategic “traps” for market movements.

The system focuses on night trading, capturing short-term gains and closing profits daily, typically trading once per day. A key advantage is that users do not need to worry about selecting a specific timeframe, as the EA is optimized to operate effectively across all TFs.

📊 Long-Term Test Results

After full development and extensive testing, the final results highlight the system’s strong potential:

• Over 16 years of continuous running, cumulative profit reached 191,221%

• Maximum drawdown at 33.26%

• Win rate of 82.21%

• Average expectancy of 354.05

• Sharpe Ratio of 12.07, indicating excellent risk-adjusted returns

• Margin level above 700%

• Z-Score of -31.89 (99.74%), suggesting a high probability of winning streaks

During the 16-year period, trading across 4 currency pairs, the system executed 5,401 trades. The shortest holding time was 3 minutes, the longest 4 hours, with an average holding time of approximately 1 hour and 24 minutes, reflecting a highly agile and risk-efficient trading approach.