Osloma FlipPro MT5 Expert Advisor is a combination of 3 standalone proven Grid Systems for GOLD (XAUUSD). Each of these strategies scans for multi-timeframe breakouts and enters the market on pullbacks. It then deploys a structured grid system to exit each trade basket with some profit...
Version 2 of our XAUUSD system shipped with an ONNX neural model. Its backtest looked excellent, and we published it. Then we ran the test that matters and it failed. The training window and the backtest window were the same window The model was trained on data from January 2020 to July 2026...
MOONDOG EA WEEKLY RECAP | 17–21 AUGUST 2026 +31.42% Market Edition vs +28.86% Dual-ONNX Beta Two real monitored accounts. Same broker. Same 0.01-lot set. Same XAUUSD breakout family. Two very different levels of selectivity...
Most trading robots use only one mechanism to manage open positions. In most cases, this is a classic Trailing Stop. Trailing Stop is a proven tool that allows profitable trades to be managed effectively while protecting accumulated profits as the market continues to move...
Before the numbers, one thing this is not: a scalping bot. Every decision is made when an H1 or H4 bar closes, never on single ticks, so small differences between broker price feeds matter very little. The average holding time on the signal page is a day, not minutes...
In sample vs out of sample testing is the difference between asking "did this strategy fit the past?" and "did it learn anything real...
The cat's almost out of the bag! We are incredibly excited to share a first glimpse into our latest EA-project, currently in stealth mode. We've been quietly developing a new Expert Advisor that breaks away from the typical high-frequency noise...
Using LLMs as Market Research Agents, Not Trade Oracles Large language models can organize unstructured information, but they are not dependable price forecasters simply because they can explain a market narrative...
How to Architect an AI Agent for MetaTrader 5 An AI trading agent should be designed as a bounded decision service, not an all-powerful Expert Advisor...
Trend vs Range Trading: A Beginner’s Guide Many beginner losses come from applying the right setup in the wrong market condition. A trend-following entry can fail repeatedly when price is moving sideways. A range-reversal entry can fail when a strong trend is breaking through the range boundary...
Leverage and Margin Explained Simply Leverage allows you to control a position larger than the cash deposited. Margin is the portion of account equity reserved to support that position. These tools can make market access more efficient, but they do not reduce risk...
Position Sizing for Beginners: Risk the Right Amount Position sizing determines how much a losing trade costs. It is one of the few trading variables you control completely, and it matters more to long-term survival than finding another entry indicator...
Risk-Reward Ratio Explained for New Traders Risk-reward ratio compares the amount a trade could lose with the amount it could gain at the planned target. It is one of the most useful ways to evaluate a trade before entering, but it does not predict whether the trade will win...
How to Stop Revenge Trading After a Loss Revenge trading is an attempt to make the market return a recent loss. It usually appears as faster re-entry, larger position size, lower-quality setups, moving to a smaller timeframe, or refusing to end the trading session...
MPC Labs EA-Only Lifetime Bundle - 3 Expert Advisors for 1,000 USD MPC Labs is introducing a limited EA-only bundle for traders who want to evaluate three selected Expert Advisors without purchasing the full MPC Labs catalogue...
How to Keep a Trading Journal That Improves Results A useful trading journal is a decision database, not a diary of wins and losses. Its purpose is to show what you planned, what you actually did, what market conditions were present, and where the gap appeared...
Trading Psychology for Beginners: Build Better Habits Trading psychology is not about eliminating emotion. Fear, excitement, frustration, hope, and disappointment are normal responses when money, uncertainty, and fast-moving prices are involved...
Spread, Slippage, and Trading Costs Explained A trading strategy is only profitable after costs. A chart can make an entry and exit look excellent, but the real result is affected by spread, commission, slippage, overnight financing, currency conversion, and other broker or platform charges...
