NzdCad Pulse

Not a single losing month in 22 months of testing. From January 2025 to October 2026 a $10,000 deposit became $14,353 (+43.5%) on default settings, and the temporary loss never went above 6.5% of the account. That was +20% in 2025 and +19% in 2026. Don't take my word for it: run it through the tester yourself. It's free, and the instructions are below.

NZDCAD Pulse is an automated EA that trades a single pair, NZDCAD. You put it on a chart, pick your risk, and it does the rest on its own. The test was run under strict conditions: real ticks, a 100 ms execution delay and a $10,000 deposit.

NZDCAD is a calm pair. The New Zealand and Canadian dollars depend on similar things — commodities and market mood — so the pair spends more time moving inside a range than running off into a long trend. That is exactly the kind of market this method works in. My clients have been trading NZDCAD with this model on real money for more than a year, and they are the ones who asked for a dedicated EA for this pair.

The NZDCAD price keeps drifting away from its average level and then coming back to it. The EA waits until that move becomes noticeable, opens a trade against it, and closes that trade in profit when price returns. The profits are small but frequent: about 30 trades a month. If price doesn't come back right away, it carefully adds to the position and closes everything together once the market turns. If a single trade gets well into profit, it locks in most of that profit and doesn't hand it back to the market. A model tuned specifically for NZDCAD decides what counts as "noticeable" and when to add.

• The worst temporary loss in 22 months was 6.5% of the account on default settings.
• Both years were in profit by almost the same amount: +20% in 2025, +19% in 2026. The result did not hinge on one lucky period.
• With 1:20 leverage, as offered by European brokers, the result matched the main test trade for trade, with plenty of margin to spare.
• On a $1,000 deposit, the same 22 months gave +37%, with a temporary loss of up to 5.9%.

• The lot in a series grows only up to a set limit, so one strong move doesn't send the risk out of control.
• No new series open on Fridays, which means fewer weekend surprises.
• The only setting you need to touch is risk. The rest is already matched to NZDCAD.

Until price returns, you will sometimes see a temporary loss on the account. That's part of the method: the EA doesn't bail out of trades at a loss on the first pullback; it holds and waits for the return. Over the whole test this loss never exceeded 6.5% of the account. As a last resort there is a safety switch: if the temporary loss hits 30% of the account (you can change this in the settings), the EA closes every position and stays stopped until you decide. It's a safeguard, not a guarantee: the EA exits at market price, a gap at the weekly open can make the loss bigger, and the safeguard only works while the terminal is running.

A good fit for anyone who wants calm trading without sharp swings and is ready to give the EA time. Not a fit for anyone who wants to double their account in a month, or who can't sit through a temporary loss and closes trades by hand.

• Risk defaults to 1: the EA opens 0.01 lot per $1,000 of deposit. The test was run in this mode, so start with it.
• For less risk, set 0.5 (on a deposit under $2,000 the EA will still open the minimum lot of 0.01). For more, set 2: in the same test $10,000 became $20,976 (+110%), while the temporary loss reached 13%. Switch to 2 only after a month on 1, and only if that month matched the test. Don't go above 2.
• Everything else is already set up for NZDCAD, so there's no need to change anything.

• A deposit of $1,000 or more.
• A hedging account. Not sure which type you have? Ask your broker or message me. If the account type is wrong, the EA will tell you so and won't trade.
• Leverage of 1:20 or higher.
• A terminal that runs around the clock, on your computer or a VPS. Need advice on a broker or a VPS? Send me a private message.

• Open an NZDCAD chart in MetaTrader 5, any timeframe. If your broker names the pair differently, for example NZDCAD.r, the EA will find it on its own.
• Drag NzdCad Pulse onto that chart and press OK.
• Click the Algo Trading button in the terminal's top toolbar so it turns green. Done.

• Download the Free Demo, then in MetaTrader 5 open the Strategy Tester (Ctrl+R).
• Select NzdCad Pulse, symbol NZDCAD, timeframe H1, period from 2025.01.01 to 2026.10.29, deposit 10000 USD, leverage 1:100, delay 100 ms and the "Every tick based on real ticks" mode. Leave the EA settings alone.
• Click Start, wait a few minutes and compare the result with the numbers on this page. The exact figures vary a little between brokers, but the picture stays the same.

• I've been trading since 1999: currencies, stocks, indices and futures.
• Nearly 12 years on MQL5, with over 5,000 sales and over 600 reviews.
• I've been writing trading software since 2006. In 2021 Entry Points Pro was the world's number 1 indicator for MT5.
• I make my living from trading, and I trade with my own products.

Three mistakes that ruin trading accounts: running other EAs next to it that keep adding to losing trades; closing trades by hand while they are in a temporary loss; cranking the risk past what you can live through. Don't get in the EA's way.

Your next step: download the demo, run the test and compare the result with the numbers above. If they match, get it at the current price. Questions? Send me a private message. I answer them myself.