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Nine strategies on one chart are not nine times one strategy. They run on the same symbol, draw on the same margin, and land on a single equity curve. The engineering question is not how many ideas the code holds. It is how cleanly it keeps them apart. Sarveon answers that in its architecture: an expert advisor for XAUUSD on MetaTrader 5, shipped as one product with one input group instead of nine items you keep in step by hand. Nine roles, not nine copies Entries come off the daily, four hour and one hour charts, while management runs down to M1. What separates the nine is geometry. A tight stop with a distant target belongs to the move that keeps going; a wide stop with a near target belongs to the move that comes back. Every entry in all nine is a pending stop order at a swing level, offset a fixed number of dollars. A buy stop sits below a resistance level rather than above it, so the order fills while price is still approaching the level, not after it breaks. Stop loss and take profit go on with the order, and both are measured from the order price rather than the fill price. A fill a few dollars away leaves the trade on its original schedule. How they stay out of each other's way Each strategy carries its own magic number, derived from the single base you set. Its registry of positions and orders records the owner of each one, the price its order sat at, and its stop and target at birth. No line of code touches a position belonging to another strategy. Then each one polices itself. It caps how many orders it may keep waiting and how many positions it may hold, and once full it clears its remaining orders. It refuses to place an order within a set distance of one of its own already in the book, so a cluster of similar levels does not turn into a stack of near identical trades. Pending orders carry a lifetime, hours to days by strategy, and are deleted when it runs out. There is no grid in the product, no martingale, no averaging, and volume never grows after a loss. Management is per position Four mechanisms act on an open position, each of them switchable. The first one minute candle to close after the fill is read once: if it closes against the position and beyond the fill price, the position is closed there instead of being left to the stop. Break even moves the stop to entry plus a buffer once price has travelled far enough in favour. The trailing stop follows price at a fixed distance, its trigger measured from the order price. The trailing take profit works the other way, toward the loss side: as price moves against the position the target is pulled closer, so a trade that has turned can still close at target. Under all four sits a safety net. If price has passed the stop level and the position is still open, it is closed at market. The equity guard Nine independent books still share one balance, so one control watches the account as a whole. The equity guard compares equity against the balance recorded at start, and when equity falls by the percentage you set, twenty five percent by default, every position is closed, every waiting order removed, and trading stops. Two decisions make it a control rather than a checkbox. The start balance is written to disk, so a restart or a VPS reboot does not move the reference point. And the guard runs first on the tick, ahead of management and entries, so nothing new goes out once the level is reached. Why the advisor knows about NFP A pending stop order is a standing instruction to enter at a price. In the minutes around the United States employment report, price travels through levels that carry no structural meaning, and that release is on a known schedule. So the schedule is compiled into the product itself, not read from a news feed that behaves one way in the tester and another live. Entries stop one hundred minutes before a release and resume sixty minutes after, both edges being inputs. Inside the window, waiting orders are removed and open positions closed: the one place in the design where the nine are treated as one. Two smaller filters work on the same principle. No order goes out while the spread is above the limit you set, five dollars by default. And every price distance is scaled by yesterday's daily open, so settings keep their meaning as gold moves. What you can look at Strategy Tester, MetaTrader 5, XAUUSD, real ticks from a live broker's feed, starting deposit 10000 USD, fixed volume 0.01 lots, all nine strategies enabled: 863 trades. The report as produced sits in the screenshots on the product page, next to the full input list. On the chart a dashboard shows the nine as nine rows: waiting orders, open positions and trade count for each, beside the spread and the time to the next release. Load the demo in the Strategy Tester on XAUUSD with the shipped settings and watch those rows fill in.
