Investment Management Intelligence SV on EURUSD

Just test IMI (Investment Management Intelligence) and experience the good feeling of having a fully automated robot and modern, powerful, precise, fast artificial intelligence of excellent quality.

To celebrate its launch on the Market, IMI is currently available at a 75% introductory discount.

IMI is the result of eight years of continuous scientific effort based on financial management, risk management, quality management, the design of more than 1,600 types of tests based on quality-control checklists and strategies, and other related disciplines.

IMI goes far beyond the Expert Advisor you currently see. We have designed process-support systems called Trusted Process System (TPS) to conduct and continue scientific and practical research into financial markets. These systems are used to trace and resolve errors, from strategy errors to coding errors, and to evaluate effectiveness. Our optimization is not limited to improving a single indicator; it encompasses many statistical and qualitative indicators. This approach enables continuous improvement based on Deming's PDCA cycle.

We have also developed two more advanced versions of IMI, which are currently undergoing testing. Therefore, in the future you will certainly find IMI stronger and better than it is now.

IMI is a fully automated Expert Advisor developed for automated trading, dynamic investment management and continuous management of open positions on the EURUSD currency pair in the forex market. Read this description together with the IMI User Guide before purchasing or using the product.

Trading and position management

IMI uses tick data and tick frequency to form analytical matrices for hundreds of methodologies and models for short-, medium- and long-term forecasts. The program combines market analysis with checks on available investment and account conditions within a maximum of 5 microseconds, then passes the buy, sell and overall hedging decision scenarios to its order-submission component. Please note that an active program does not mean orders will be submitted on every tick or at fixed intervals.

After positions are opened, IMI continues to manage them. The positions are continuously processed in auxiliary memory at microsecond intervals using hundreds of forecasting methodologies and models. Dynamic trade-management mechanisms include 16-stage dynamic trailing of stop-loss and take-profit levels, dynamic partial and full position closing using 29 methods, dynamic order modification and deletion, and actual, rapid reverse or hedging trades when suitable conditions are met. Before submitting orders, IMI checks and forecasts the spread and may refrain from entry if it exceeds the permitted threshold.

These mechanisms address different stages of a trade, but do not guarantee that the broker will accept or execute every request.

Dynamic investment management

IMI includes two additional internal control programs for dynamic investment management and dynamic accounting. Its internal IMI Dynamic Investment value is the reference for investment management and assessment of account status. IMI compares equity with this reference; an increase in balance alone is not its performance criterion. Trade volume is calculated from internal investment and account leverage using hundreds of forecasting methodologies and models, subject to the program's adjustment rules and broker specifications.

IMI's reporting system can issue messages concerning investment-management conditions. Deposits and withdrawals are recorded as two independent cumulative values for external cash flows and must not be confused with balance, equity or the internal investment reference. Investment reports and withdrawal-related messages are provided in the Experts tab. Before taking any action or depositing or withdrawing cash, read the message and the relevant guide section.

Account requirements for IMI

Use Meta Trader 5, a USD-denominated hedging account and an EURUSD chart. An account with another base currency or using netting mode does not meet the current version's requirements. Before purchasing, check the following specifications with your broker:

Minimum trade volume must be exactly 0.01 lots, and the symbol volume limit must be at least 200 lots.

The margin-call level must not exceed 100 percent and the stop-out level must not exceed 60 percent; also check compatibility of their calculation methods.

Spread must not exceed 1.5 pips, equivalent to 15 points for five-digit EURUSD pricing.

The broker must permit algorithmic trading, and order-count and trading-volume capacity must be suitable for the investment and leverage used.

The investment basis is USD 3,000 at leverage of 1:100 or higher. At lower leverage, the stated initial investment is calculated by dividing 300,000 by the leverage denominator: USD 6,000 at 1:50, USD 10,000 at 1:30, USD 30,000 at 1:10 and USD 300,000 at 1:1. These amounts are account compatibility criteria, not a recommendation to choose a particular leverage or a guarantee of an acceptable risk level.

Dedicate the account to IMI on EURUSD. Do not run other Expert Advisors or trade other symbols on it. Manual EURUSD trades may also come under IMI's management routines and are not recommended. Labels such as ECN, Raw or Zero Spread do not establish compatibility on their own; check actual spread, commission, swap and trading restrictions.

Testing before purchase

Before deciding to purchase, prepare the required historical data according to the guide.

We do not provide a public trading signal for IMI. You can independently evaluate the Expert Advisor in the Meta Trader 5 Strategy Tester using your own broker’s historical data. Choose a test period starting on or after January 1, 1999, subject to sufficient data being available. You can also test periods after the product’s release. Selecting Today as the end date excludes the current day and runs the test through the last available tick before today. This lets you examine IMI’s behavior under your selected test conditions rather than relying solely on our screenshots.

Our screenshots show test results up to the dates indicated and are not updated daily. Each test takes approximately four to eight hours in our testing environment, and preparing the complete set requires additional time. For more recent periods, you can run your own test by following the IMI User Manual.

These are historical simulations, not records of live account performance.

Select Every tick or Every tick based on real ticks and examine data-validity warnings. These modes use different tick models and can produce different results. M1 is the suggested timeframe for testing. We recommend using Visual mode to observe order submissions, trailing stops, partial and full closing methods, and reverse or hedging trades as they occur.

In addition to the final result, examine any errors, drawdown, trading exposure, costs, data quality and the Journal. Test more than one period and evaluate the program under your intended broker's conditions. Back testing does not reproduce every live execution condition. Even if custom tester settings allow more orders or positions, the broker's limits still apply in live operation.

Screenshots illustrate specific periods, data and settings. Changes to dates, product version, inputs, investment, leverage, spread, swap or commission can change the result. A result differing from a screenshot does not by itself establish a product fault. Historical test results are not live trading results and do not establish future performance.

Inputs and user controls

Configurable inputs include cumulative deposits and withdrawals, scheduled pauses, manual stopping of order submissions, closing positions and pending orders, and notification settings. Carefully read the IMI User Guide for the purpose of each input and the sequence for applying changes.

IMI also allows manual trades. Once a user places a manual trade, the resulting open position comes under IMI's dynamic trade-management mechanisms, including dynamic trailing stops and dynamic partial and full closing. However, we do not recommend manual trading. This option is intended only for highly experienced traders to assist them during unexpected and major news events. IMI also uses tick-per-second analysis to identify the effects of major news and forecast and execute scenarios for account and trade management.

Continuous operation and support

During testing and operation on real or live accounts, MetaTrader 5 and IMI must be connected to the trading server and have algorithmic trading permissions enabled. Run only one active IMI instance per account, on either a computer or VPS. Power interruptions, loss of internet or server connection, or system-resource disruptions stop EA-dependent management. Monitor the environment and follow the preparation, restart and data-synchronization instructions. A VPS reduces some local interruptions but does not eliminate operational risk.

Monitor VPS and IMI rental expiry; when the relevant service or rental expires, IMI stops operating. Check new versions, release notes and author announcements, and apply updates according to the guide. Follow IMI messages in Experts and platform or test messages in Journal. For support, use MQL5 private messaging and provide the version, broker and server, relevant settings and diagnostic messages without sending passwords.

IMI development includes historical testing, optimization and examination of adverse results. Forecasts may be incorrect, and future conditions may differ from the research data. Despite management controls, losses, margin calls and stop-out remain possible. Before purchasing, read the complete guide and Market terms. Learn about the risks of financial markets such as forex and of using Expert Advisors, and check that your account meets IMI's requirements. Maintain a considered withdrawal plan.

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Thank you for your interest in IMI and for taking the time to learn about our work.

Best regards,
The IMI Team