Reclyth US100
- Experts
- Version: 1.6
- Activations: 15
Reclyth US100
Daily weakness, a recovery level and US-session management.
RECLYTH looks for an intraday recovery after daily weakness. The strategy combines the context of completed D1 closes with an entry level calculated from the last three sessions, taking long positions on US100.
The trading approach
The last D1 close must be below the simple average of the last 40 closes. Amplitude A is derived from the last three D1 bars and added to the previous close to establish the recovery level. The engine evaluates a market buy if price has already reached the level, or a real broker Buy Stop order.
What Reclyth offers
- Daily context, intraday entry. The signal connects weakness in completed closes with a defined price recovery.
- A calculated entry level. Three-session amplitude defines the trigger and planned stop.
- A built-in New York window. Orders, expiry and closing are managed within the 09:35–15:55 window.
- Fixed volume, separate limits. Lots, aggregate account risk and own drawdown remain distinct settings.
Your settings
Defaults are 0.10 lots, a 1% aggregate account-risk limit and a 10% own-drawdown threshold. The planned stop is half of amplitude A, aligned to the contract's price increment. The strategy uses no martingale, trailing stop or Take Profit; session exit is part of the method.
Reference setup
Use a hedging account and US100 M5 as the reference. The signal still uses completed D1 data. Set the broker clock correctly and preserve position identity across restarts. Operating thresholds do not guarantee a maximum loss.
Historical test
US100, 01 Jan 2018 – 05 Oct 2026 (end exclusive). Initial virtual capital EUR 5,000,000, leverage 1:100.
- Net result: +EUR 226,998.51.
- Full-period return: +4.54%, not annualized.
- Profit Factor / closed trades: 2.35 / 139.
- Maximum relative equity drawdown: 0.77%.
Test profile: 50 fixed lots; customer default 0.10. Net figures include commission and swap recorded in the report. The historical profile is separate from the product's starting settings.
Getting started
Use the Market demo in the Strategy Tester to examine entries and exits with your broker's data. Before operational use, check the configuration on a demo account. For setup questions, contact the seller through MQL5 messages or product comments.
Trading involves a risk of loss. Backtests are historical simulations, not live results or forecasts. Spreads, costs and execution can change outcomes; stops and operating limits do not guarantee a maximum loss.
