Grandmaster Multi

Grandmaster - a portfolio of independent trading openings (MT5)

Grandmaster is one Expert Advisor that plays several independent strategies at once. Each strategy is named after a chess opening, has its own symbol, timeframe, magic number and on/off switch, and trades on different hours and different setups. Because the openings rarely lose together, the portfolio is smoother than any of its parts.

All results shown are backtests on REAL TICK DATA. The MetaTrader 5 report on the screenshots says “History quality: 100% real ticks” (156 million ticks, 4 symbols). The long-term chart from 2021 is also built on real ticks, with commission included. No generated ticks, no M1 OHLC shortcuts.

THE OPENINGS

• Caro-Kann (EURUSD, GBPUSD, H1). A solid night defence: during the quiet hours it fades touches of the hourly channel edges, with a wide stop scaled to the channel height. Trades only on the side of the daily SMA50.
• Queen’s Gambit (EURUSD, H1). A momentum pullback: when the Awesome Oscillator turns against the trend of a weighted average, a stop order waits at the daily extreme of three days ago. Fixed money risk, break-even and trailing stop. Skips Mondays and unusually quiet days.
• London System (EURUSD, H1). The morning plan: a buy stop and a sell stop 20 pips from price with a 20-pip stop; whatever fills rides the move and everything is closed at night. Only on the side of the daily SMA50, no Fridays, no stormy days.
• Nimzo-Indian (USDJPY, M15). Breakout of the night box: stop orders on the box edges, stop equal to the box height, break-even after 15 pips, flat in the evening. Trades only against the daily SMA200, where this setup proved strongest.
• King’s Gambit (XAUUSD, H4). An aggressive long-only breakout of the H4 channel in an uptrend, ATR stop, target twice the stop. Not on high-volatility days.
• Sicilian (XAUUSD, M15). A sharp scalping line: a built-in neural network reads the last 216 bars and trades gold between 10:00 and 14:00 server time, one position at a time, with a hard stop and a tight trailing stop once in profit. It stays out when price sits in the upper third of its 20-day range.
• Ruy Lopez (XAUUSD, H1, off by default). A stochastic turn arms a stop order at the previous day’s extreme; stop and target 1.9% of price. Recommended for accounts from 2000.

KEY FACTS

• Every position has a hard stop loss. No grid, no martingale, no averaging, no hedging tricks.
• About 950 trades a year with the default openings.
• Each opening can be switched off, and its symbol name can be changed for brokers with suffixes (for example EURUSD.m).
• Built-in MT5 functions only: no DLL, no WebRequest, no external files.

BACKTEST (screenshots)

• MetaTrader 5, 100% real ticks, June 2025 - November 2026, deposit 1000, default inputs, 0.01 lot per opening: net profit 1560.73, profit factor 1.83, 1519 trades, maximal equity drawdown 5.58%.
• Real tick data, January 2021 - October 2026, the currency openings and King’s Gambit (the Sicilian network is shown from 2025 only), deposit 1000, 0.01 lot per opening, commission included: every year positive, profit factor 1.76, maximal drawdown 275.
  Past results do not guarantee future results. Live results differ from backtests because of spread, slippage and latency. Test on a demo account first.

SETUP

• Attach to one XAUUSD H1 chart. The currency openings trade their own symbols from that chart, so make sure EURUSD, GBPUSD and USDJPY are available in Market Watch.
• Default lot 0.01 per opening. Suggested minimum deposit 1000 for the defaults; use 0.01 per 1000-1500 of balance.
• A hedging account is required: several openings trade the same symbol with their own positions. A VPS is recommended for continuous operation.