Golda mini
- Experts
- Version: 1.0
- Activations: 15
A simple yet effective trading system for the XAUUSD instrument.
The bot uses an analysis of short-term patterns approximated by a neural network. Thanks to this, the signals remain stable over the years.
The backtester results are not ideal, but they are truthful. The bot is not curve-fitted to historical data, giving it strong potential. The main key is not to over-leverage and to trade calmly—then you will be satisfied with your purchase.
Do not rush to squeeze a high return out of it right away. Adjust the lot size in the tester over the past year and keep an eye on the drawdown. If the drawdown is too high, reduce the lot size. This is a simple rule that will allow you to make a profit with the "Golda mini" trading system without losing your deposit.
I will try to answer questions you might have:
Why is the price so low? – I want to build an open-minded base of subscribers who will appreciate my developments. The price on the market does not reflect product quality.
Which currency pairs can it trade? – Trading is ONLY for XAU/USD on the H1 timeframe or lower.
How does the bot open and close trades? – Trades are opened strictly based on buy or sell signals. Every trade has a Stop Loss and a Take Profit. Trades are also closed by reverse signals.
What is the minimum deposit? – It depends on your broker, leverage, and account type. For cent accounts, $100 is enough; for standard dollar accounts, a deposit of $300 or more is recommended. When backtesting, set your planned deposit size in the Strategy Tester settings on the account where you plan to trade. This will help you make sure you have enough funds to trade.
Do I need to change the settings? – Generally, you don't need to change the settings. You only need to adjust the lot size; by default, it is set to the minimum of 0.01. You can also optimize the Stop Loss and Take Profit values.
How often does the bot open trades? – On the H1 timeframe, it averages 1–2 trades per day. There are days with no trading activity. On lower timeframes, there will be more trades.
Which account type should I choose? – It is better to use hedging accounts, while the execution type is up to your preference. The bot trades using market orders with control every hour or on every new bar of a different timeframe. On the 1-hour chart, it can essentially survive any slippage.
What should I do if the bot stops making a profit? – Be sure to write to me and I will update it, as markets sometimes change.
