Easy Trade Attack: five EURUSD strategies, and an invitation to test them
I have spent a lot of time testing and adjusting Easy Trade Attack. Rather than just posting a profit number, I want to explain what it is and invite you to try it with your own broker data.
It is an EURUSD Expert Advisor for MetaTrader 5. You attach it to an M1 chart, but it is not simply a system that buys and sells every minute. Five signal modules share one portfolio: RangePulse, SessionVector, DayRevert, MatrixSeven and QuietMatrix. There are three position slots, so five modules do not mean five trades open at once.
The idea is to combine different entry rules without letting every signal add another position. That does not make the strategies independent, and it does not remove risk. They all trade EURUSD, so they can still have a bad period together.
What the backtest shows
The reference test covers 9 September 2021 to 9 September 2026, using MT5 real ticks on EURUSD.pro, a USD 20,000 starting balance, 1:100 leverage and Risk Factor 100%. It recorded 4,744 trades, USD 81,198.15 net profit and 16.65% maximum relative equity drawdown.
A small but important distinction: the line above is balance at closed trades, not a continuous equity curve. The equity drawdown figure comes from the MT5 report and includes floating losses. This is a historical backtest, not five years of live results.
I do not want to gloss over the weak spots. The test profit factor was 1.23. Spreads, commission and execution therefore matter. A different broker can produce different results, and an attractive historical curve is not enough reason to put real money at risk. The strategy was developed and optimized using historical data; this is not an untouched five-year out-of-sample test.
Try it before buying
Download the free Easy Trade Attack demo from the Market page and run it in the MT5 Strategy Tester. The Market demo is for the tester; it cannot run on a normal live or demo chart.
Start with EURUSD on M1 and real ticks where available. Use a USD hedging configuration and check your broker costs. Match the lot multiplier to the test balance rather than blindly using the default. Risk Factor 100% means the default lot multiplier, not risking 100% of the account.
Look at the losing periods, floating drawdown and margin use, not just the final balance. Try different date ranges and less favourable costs. If your result is different, leave a comment with the broker, dates, starting balance, leverage and Risk Factor. A report or screenshot will make it much easier to compare.
The full version is currently USD 100 as a one-time purchase. But you do not need to buy it to run the free tester demo. I would rather you understand how it behaves first.
Easy Trade Attack — product details and free tester demo
Trading can result in loss of capital. Backtests, demo results and past performance do not guarantee future returns.
