HP Trade Pro Gold
- Experts
- Version: 6.68
- Updated: 30 September 2026
- Activations: 5
Introduction
HP Trade Pro is an algorithmic trading system developed for the Gold (XAU/USD) market. The system utilizes a fixed set of rules to identify potential entry and exit points based on market volatility and price action. It incorporates an automated volume calculation feature that adjusts position sizes according to the current account equity. XAUUSD Trend Following, No Martingale, No Grid, Strict Stop Loss, High Reward-to-Risk.
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Strategy Concept
The underlying concept of the system is based on a systematic approach to capital management. The strategy does not rely on Martingale or grid-based methods. Instead, it focuses on individual trade execution with defined risk parameters. The primary goal of the algorithm is to manage market exposure through a mathematical model of position sizing.
Performance Analysis (Backtest Results)
The following data is derived from a backtest conducted on historical tick data (100% quality) for the period of April 1, 2025, to April 29, 2026. Please note that these results are based on simulated trading and do not represent actual trading performance in a live environment.
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Total Net Profit (Simulated): $6,088,460.97 (Starting from a $10,000 deposit)
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Profit Factor: 2.85
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Sharpe Ratio: 33.37
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Recovery Factor: 17.54
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Maximal Equity Drawdown: 6.15%
Risk Management Features
The system includes several built-in technical filters designed to address various market conditions:
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Volatility Filter: Monitors rapid price movements to adjust trading activity.
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Spread Control: Limits trade execution during periods of high market spreads to manage transaction costs.
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Equity Protection: Includes a technical stop-out mechanism to limit total account drawdown based on user-defined levels.
Operational Requirements
For optimal technical performance of the algorithm, the following environment is recommended:
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Symbol: XAUUSD (Gold)
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Account Type: ECN or Raw Spread accounts with low commission structures.
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Connectivity: A Virtual Private Server (VPS) with low latency to the broker's server is advised to ensure precise execution of the trade logic.
- Minimum Balance: $1,000. Recommend Balance $10,000.
- Set input parameters:
- SLPercent = 1.0% - 5.0%
- ENABLE_TRAILING_STOP = true
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Disclaimer
Trading financial instruments involves significant risk to your capital. The backtest results presented here are intended for informational purposes to demonstrate the logic of the algorithm over a specific historical period. Past performance in a simulated environment is not a reliable indicator of future results in live trading. There are no guarantees of profit or protection against loss.
Update on September 9: This EA served me well for one month, then went into losses yet wasn't updated until mid-August, which is understandable - it takes a while to determine whether a loss streak is a change in the market requiring a change in strategy parameters. The mid-August update added a parameter and disabled one of the sub-strategies by default, which helped slow down further losses but did not result in profitable trading overall. I've been reducing trade sizes and I recently stopped using this EA completely, even though I still have a month of rent left. This EA has extremely few parameters exposed to the user, which is acceptable when the developer maintains it in a way that keeps it profitable, and is bad otherwise... except that it saved me time by making me simply abandon the EA rather than try to revive it on my own. There are plenty of other gold breakout EAs, many of which are profitable in the current market with default settings and are also more customizable and aren't rent-only, so I've simply moved on. That said, I appreciate that the author trades a non-trivial amount of his own funds with this EA, which is rare to see in EA reference signals, and I sincerely wish that it starts making profits again, even if not for me anymore. Original review written on June 9: I've been looking at the reference signals for this EA and exchanging messages with the author for a while, and finally rented the EA a week ago. The EA is tiny and simple, and it appears to implement a set of specialized breakout patterns using pending orders with SL/TP and then active management of open trades with a trailing stop. Compared to other gold breakout EAs and signals, this one succeeds lately while many others fail, and it appears to trade more frequently than a certain other successful gold breakout EA that I use does. Of course, there are also losses, and at the risk level configured in the signals the losses can be pretty large, so it's a bumpy ride. This particular week of my EA rent so far was particularly bumpy, with losses followed by full recovery and good profit. One aspect I am mildly unhappy about is the rent-only model with planned price increases even for early adopters like me. This otherwise very positive review I write may well contribute to a price increase for myself. I'm really unsure how long I'll continue renting. On the other hand, I understand that the EA will require ongoing maintenance including updates of the patterns, so it's more of a service than a product, which may justify this pricing model.