<h2 style="margin:26px 0 12px 0; line-height:1.3;">“The robot acted strangely” is not a diagnosis</h2><p style="text-align:justify; margin:0 0 16px 0; line-height:1.65;">When an EA opens, rejects or closes a position, the event should be explainable from recorded state...
Trading XAUUSD (Gold) on lower timeframes like M15 presents a unique paradox. The instrument offers unmatched liquidity and continuous volatility, making it a prime candidate for intraday strategies...
Learning how to backtest an EA on MT5 is easier with an answer key. This guide walks you through each Strategy Tester setting with the free demo of Kingdom Hunter Gold and the exact recipe printed on its product page...
SYCZ-Gold Blitz: The Little Brother of Sycz HolyGrail If you already know Sycz HolyGrail , meet its little brother: SYCZ-Gold Blitz . Gold Blitz is my automated gold EA for MetaTrader 5...
After a period of rigorous platform compliance, strict code reviews, and final optimizations, I am proud to announce that my MQL5 account has been fully reinstated. But I didn’t just come back to the platform...
Goldvane EA: Set Files and Setup Guide Oct 5, 2026 · @Nawal Kishor Yadav Download the set files Product Link:- https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/199520 Twelve ready-made set files for Goldvane EA are attached at the bottom of this post: seven by account balance and five by risk profile...
Gold Pyramid30 — Just $99 Bring a structured approach to automated gold trading with Gold Pyramid30, a MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor available on MQL5 Market for only $99 . One EA. A clear trading workflow. Multi-timeframe confirmation: H4 EMA direction with M15 EMA and RSI confirmation...
1. Introduction The MQL5 Standard Library gives us CAppDialog: a window with a caption, a close button, a minimize button, and a dedicated client area for child controls. A few dozen lines of code are usually enough to place a professional, modern-looking panel directly on the chart...
When people see GoldDragon's backtest, the first question is often: "Where does that profit come from? Is it martingale?" No. Here's the short answer, with numbers you can check yourself. 1. Multiple strategies, not one GoldDragon is not one strategy repeated over and over...
This post introduces two MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisors available in my MQL5 Market catalogue. It explains their trading approach and how to evaluate them before purchase...
If you followed GoldDragon from launch, you may have noticed that the first live signal disappeared and a new one started in October. This post explains why...
This is the user guide for RecoveryPilot - Grid & Zone Recovery EA for MetaTrader 5. Questions are welcome in the product comments. 1. Installation Buy or rent the product in the MQL5 Market; it installs into MQL5\Experts\Market...
This illustrated guide walks through the Fibo Nova workspace, signal lifecycle, display controls, Instrument Radar, observed records, notifications and all 41 settings. Follow the numbered sections alongside the matching guide images...
A robot can use the same settings on two terminals and still face different trading conditions. Before comparing results, check the instrument the robot will actually use. The symbol name alone is not enough. Here is a short checklist you can reproduce in MetaTrader 5 without placing a trade. 1...
A profitable backtest is only the beginning. One of the biggest mistakes in strategy development is treating a good historical result as proof that a strategy works. The more important question is: Does the idea continue to behave reasonably when it is exposed to data it was not designed around...
Relay — User Guide Gold, traded with discipline. Relay is a fully automated Expert Advisor for XAUUSD on MetaTrader 5. It never runs a grid or a martingale, sends a stop loss with every trade, and shows on the chart what it is doing and why...
"Profitable every year" is one of the easiest things to say about an Expert Advisor, and one of the hardest to check unless the test behind it is printed in full. This post prints it: the settings, the year-by-year results, and the steps to run the same test yourself...
The 1% rule is one of the simplest principles in trading, Never risk more than 1% of your account on a single trade. It sounds simple. In practice, it's a discipline. A trader sees a high-confidence setup. The temptation is to increase the position size because “this one looks good...