Super Hybrid Trinity EA
- Experts
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Bashar Taisir Saleh Al Zubaidi
Over the years, I have tested and evaluated hundreds of Expert Advisors available on the market, including several premium and high-priced systems. While many looked impressive in backtests or marketing materials, I often found that real trading conditions exposed weaknesses in consistency, risk - Version: 1.90
- Updated: 1 November 2026
- Activations: 5
Super Hybrid Trinity EA
Super Hybrid Trinity EA is an automated trading system for MetaTrader 5 that combines A1-Scalping with six separately identified B strategies: B1–B6.
The system brings strategy selection, position sizing, trade management, and monitoring into one application. Its embedded Mimic Panel provides an overview of account conditions, individual strategy activity, and trading statistics, together with controls for managing new trading cycles.
EA consecutive B1–B6 strategy names throughout the application, including Inputs, panel badges, strategy details, and new trade comments.
Live Trading Signal: Super Hybrid Trinity EA — Trading Account Monitoring
Minimum trading account value for XAUUSD on H1: USD 2,000.
Trading configuration
| Item | Configuration |
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| Platform | MetaTrader 5 |
| Instrument | XAUUSD — gold against the US dollar |
| Recommended attachment chart | H1 |
| Minimum starting account value | USD 2,000 |
| Strategy structure | A1-Scalping and six B strategies |
| Position sizing | Automatic, Fixed Lot, or Risk % |
| Account models | Hedging and netting, with different execution behavior |
The H1 recommendation refers to the chart used to attach the application. Individual engines calculate their signals using their programmed internal timeframes.
Trading framework
A1-Scalping
A1-Scalping combines a daily-level breakout component with an internal signal component under one master switch.
Its trade-management logic includes entry conditions, protective stop handling, trailing behavior, and target management according to the relevant internal engine. Trading-day restrictions and implemented news-date rules also influence entry eligibility.
A1 operates alongside the selected B strategies and uses the shared position-sizing settings.
B1–B6 strategies
The B group uses pairs of DeMarker indicators with strategy-specific periods, timeframes, thresholds, trading schedules, and directions.
Each strategy evaluates its own entry conditions. A new basket requires an eligible signal, an allowed trading period, and the relevant execution checks. Individual strategies retain separate identities for position ownership, management, and reporting.
The B group uses grid-based basket management. An existing basket can add positions when its configured grid conditions are met. Basket targets and chart levels support the management of those positions.
B strategies do not use hard stop losses. Additional grid positions increase total exposure and can produce substantial floating drawdown during an extended adverse move.
Strategy presets
The B preset determines which strategies are selected:
| Preset | Selected B strategies |
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| High | B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6 |
| Medium | B1, B3, B4, B6 |
| Low | B3, B4, B5 |
| Custom | Individual B1–B6 input switches |
The High, Medium, and Low names identify configuration profiles. They do not define a maximum possible loss or guarantee a particular drawdown level.
The A1-Scalping master switch is separate from B-group selection. Individual B input switches control selection when Custom mode is chosen; the predefined presets use their own strategy combinations.
Position sizing
The application provides three selectable sizing modes.
Automatic mode calculates the base position size using account balance, the selected automatic risk level, and the applicable preset sizing table. Seven automatic risk levels are available, from Very Low through Very High.
Fixed Lot mode uses the specified base lot size, subject to broker volume requirements and execution checks.
Risk % mode calculates initial-entry volume using the selected percentage and the relevant sizing distance. For B strategies, this distance is a calculation reference rather than an actual protective stop.
Consequently, the B-group Risk % setting is not a basket-loss limit. It does not cap the combined exposure or loss of subsequent grid positions.
The supplied configuration has drawdown-triggered liquidation disabled. Account balance, free margin, and total open exposure therefore require ongoing attention.
Mimic Panel
The embedded Mimic Panel combines account information and strategy monitoring in one interface.
Its account overview displays balance, equity, account drawdown, daily EA results, server time, and relevant operating conditions. Individual rows for A1 and B1–B6 provide strategy controls, statistics, and access to detail windows.
The panel includes:
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Strategy activation controls and operating status.
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Daily and accumulated trading statistics.
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Open-position counts, volume, and floating results in strategy details.
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DeMarker readings and signal information for the B engines.
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Position-sizing controls and automatic risk-level selection.
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Spread information, signal agreement, and connection-related status.
Strategy statistics use broker-available trading history. Exit-deal counts can include partial closes, and reported net cash flows include applicable commission, swap, and fees.
Panel percentages describe historical results or internal measurements. They are not forecasts of future profitability.
The panel’s stop/pause control blocks new trading cycles. Existing positions remain managed, and B-grid management can continue adding positions when its conditions are met. Pausing does not automatically close the account’s open trades.
Panel adjustments apply to the current running session. After reinitialization, the application starts from its configured Inputs.
Execution and broker compatibility
The application checks relevant trading permissions, symbol conditions, volume requirements, available margin, and trading-session availability before submitting applicable requests. The B group also applies its spread filter.
Gold-price handling accommodates supported two- and three-decimal XAUUSD quotations. Symbol recognition includes common broker naming variations, subject to the symbol information supplied by the broker.
Broker-clock settings provide automatic, server-time, and fixed-offset options for aligning strategy schedules. Confirm the detected clock profile and symbol specifications during testing.
On a hedging account, strategies can maintain separate concurrent positions.
On a netting account, the system serializes ownership so that one strategy cycle manages the symbol at a time. Separate manual trading or another application on the same netting symbol can interfere with position ownership and should be avoided.
The application uses MetaTrader’s standard trading library. Separate indicator files and DLL imports are not required by this build.
Trading days and event restrictions
Trading-day inputs allow the user to select the days on which new entries may begin. These restrictions do not automatically terminate existing baskets.
The system also contains selected non-farm payroll and Federal Open Market Committee event filters, together with Friday-related trading rules. Their operation follows the dates, calendar information, and conditions implemented in the application.
These filters do not cover every event capable of affecting gold prices.
Installation and operation
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Install the Expert Advisor through the applicable MetaTrader installation process and open the broker’s XAUUSD H1 chart.
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Attach one instance of the application to the selected symbol.
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Review the broker-clock settings, strategy preset, position-sizing mode, and trading-day inputs.
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Confirm that automated trading is enabled and that the panel reports the expected operating conditions.
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Test the configuration before enabling it on a live account.
Keep MetaTrader running and connected whenever terminal-managed trading functions are required. A stable hosting environment can support continuous operation, but it does not remove broker, execution, or market risk.
When updating from an older version, review any saved settings before reuse. Strategy names have changed between revisions, so older Custom switches may require remapping. Avoid running multiple versions on the same symbol with overlapping strategy identities.
Testing and monitoring
Evaluate the application in the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester using broker-relevant data and realistic trading costs. Where available, use real-tick testing and inspect both individual strategy behavior and combined account exposure.
Review floating drawdown, margin usage, open basket duration, and sensitivity to spread and execution conditions alongside closed-trade results.
Follow historical testing with observation on a demonstration account. A configuration should be assessed on the intended broker and account model before live deployment.
Account-monitoring results describe the conditions of that particular account. Different balances, settings, brokers, execution conditions, and trading periods can produce different outcomes.
Support
For an MQL5 Market purchase, use the product’s Comments section or MQL5 messaging for support.
When reporting an operational issue, include the application version, broker symbol, account model, selected preset, position-sizing settings, and relevant Experts or Journal messages. This information helps identify the circumstances in which the issue occurred.
Risk disclosure
Trading XAUUSD involves significant risk. Leverage, price gaps, slippage, spread changes, and prolonged directional movement can lead to substantial losses.
The B strategies use grid-based basket management without hard stop losses. Exposure can increase as positions are added, and losses can exceed the amount implied by the initial-entry sizing percentage. The stated USD 2,000 minimum does not guarantee sufficient capital for every configuration or market condition.
Historical tests, demonstration results, and monitored account performance do not guarantee future results. No return, recovery outcome, or maximum drawdown is promised.
