How It Makes Decisions, In Plain English
No Jargon And No Secrets. The Whole Logic, So You Can Judge It Yourself.
Most EA descriptions tell you what the system achieves without explaining how it gets there. Here is the entire mechanism in ordinary language, because a system you can't understand is a system you can't properly judge. Markets reopen this evening, which makes it a good time to read it before the week starts.
Stage One: The Range
Each day, the EA looks at gold on the one-minute chart and marks the high and the low of a time window you can configure. That window becomes the range. Nothing happens while price is inside it. The EA simply waits.
Stage Two: The Breakout
When price crosses one edge of the range, the first trade opens in that direction. Its stop loss sits at the opposite side of the range, and it has a defined target. The loss on that trade is known before it opens.
Stage Three: The Retest
If price keeps moving toward the target and then pulls back to the level it broke, a second entry can fire in the same direction with the same kind of stop. The pullback is treated as another chance, not as a reason to give up.
Stage Four: The Fallback
If the breakout fails and price drives through the opposite side of the range, a fallback trade can open in the new direction. A failed move becomes the signal for the next trade.
The Rules Around It
Every position has a hard stop. There's no martingale, no grid, and no stacking of positions to average down an entry. A session has up to four trades, each independent, each closed at its target or its stop. Newer versions add optional trailing stop and breakeven controls that follow a trade's progress toward its target, switches to turn retest and fallback trades on or off, a choice of which weekdays trade, news protection, and a dashboard showing status, profit and loss, and drawdown.
That is all of it. It's a fixed set of rules, not a prediction, and it behaves the same way on every session.
Check It Against The Description
The free demo runs in the Strategy Tester, so you can watch all four stages happen and compare them with what you just read. $199 stays until October 31st, then $330, and the PU Prime route is free, runs on a live account, and has no deadline. Whatever you do, keep the size small.
