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Volodymyr Bobal
They are not four presets of the same system. They differ in how a trade is entered, how many positions may be open at once, and — most importantly — in how the position is closed. The exit is what gives each of them its character, and it is the part most buyers underestimate.
AKELLA — the two-faced breakout
Akella trades the same structure from both sides.
Face one is a confluence breakout: price must clear the previous day's extreme and the classic pivot level, with the trend, driven by a forceful impulse candle. Face two is the exact opposite event at the same level — a poke through that immediately fails and reclaims. The level broke, or the level held. Both are information.
The two faces cannot fire on the same bar, so the EA never argues with itself.
What makes Akella unusual is the exit. It scales into a move — up to five units, each added only while the previous one is already in profit, each carrying its own hard stop. The basket is then closed as a whole on any of three events: the first unit gives back 25% of its peak profit, the newest unit's stop is hit, or total floating loss reaches a fixed circuit breaker.
The result is a high-frequency, high-win-rate profile. Akella takes small profits and takes them early — that is deliberate, not a limitation. It leaves before a trade has the chance to go wrong.
This is not a grid and not a martingale. Positions are added only into profit, never into loss, and lot size never increases to recover a loser.
AURORA — the earliest entry
Aurora waits at a higher-timeframe swing pivot and places pending stop orders on both sides of it.
It does not predict direction. It stands in the path of the move and lets the market decide which order to fill. One position at a time, stop-loss anchored at the pivot itself, then a soft trail as the move develops.
On M15 this makes Aurora the most reactive EA of the four: it is in the move early, with the stop sitting behind the structural level that justified the trade. If the level fails, the reason for the trade is gone and the trade is gone with it.
MIDAS — the session breakout
Midas trades the London session against the previous day's range.
Pending stop orders are placed at the previous day's high and low. Untriggered orders are cancelled at the end of the trading day — the setup is valid for that session only and is not carried forward. One position at a time, a hard stop loss on every trade, and an aggressive trailing stop once the move is running.
Midas is the most conventional design in the lineup, and that is the point: a well-defined daily setup, a fixed window, and a trail that gives the move room while refusing to give back an open profit.
GOLDEN FATIMA — protection first
Fatima breaks an H4 pivot with pending stop orders, then manages the trade in three stages.
Partial at 1R — once the trade has earned one unit of risk, part of the position is closed and the remainder is running on the market's money. Chandelier trail — the balance of the position is trailed from the extreme of the move rather than from entry. Fail-fast — a trade that does not develop is cut before it becomes a loss worth talking about.
Fatima is the most conservative EA of the four and the one with the longest validation history: its logic was re-tested on 2018–2021 data it was never developed on, and it held.
What they share
Every EA in the lineup is built on the same rules of engineering, whatever the strategy on top:
A hard stop loss on every position from the moment it opens. No exceptions, no "virtual" stops held in the EA's memory.
No grid, no martingale, no averaging into a losing position.
A daily loss limit that pauses new trades after a bad day, so a bad day cannot become a bad week.
A spread filter, so entries are not taken into conditions the backtest never saw.
Choosing between them is not a question of which is best. It is a question of which behaviour you can actually hold through: Akella wins often and small, Fatima wins less often and lets winners run, Midas and Aurora sit between them.
AKELLA — the two-faced breakout
Akella trades the same structure from both sides.
Face one is a confluence breakout: price must clear the previous day's extreme and the classic pivot level, with the trend, driven by a forceful impulse candle. Face two is the exact opposite event at the same level — a poke through that immediately fails and reclaims. The level broke, or the level held. Both are information.
The two faces cannot fire on the same bar, so the EA never argues with itself.
What makes Akella unusual is the exit. It scales into a move — up to five units, each added only while the previous one is already in profit, each carrying its own hard stop. The basket is then closed as a whole on any of three events: the first unit gives back 25% of its peak profit, the newest unit's stop is hit, or total floating loss reaches a fixed circuit breaker.
The result is a high-frequency, high-win-rate profile. Akella takes small profits and takes them early — that is deliberate, not a limitation. It leaves before a trade has the chance to go wrong.
This is not a grid and not a martingale. Positions are added only into profit, never into loss, and lot size never increases to recover a loser.
AURORA — the earliest entry
Aurora waits at a higher-timeframe swing pivot and places pending stop orders on both sides of it.
It does not predict direction. It stands in the path of the move and lets the market decide which order to fill. One position at a time, stop-loss anchored at the pivot itself, then a soft trail as the move develops.
On M15 this makes Aurora the most reactive EA of the four: it is in the move early, with the stop sitting behind the structural level that justified the trade. If the level fails, the reason for the trade is gone and the trade is gone with it.
MIDAS — the session breakout
Midas trades the London session against the previous day's range.
Pending stop orders are placed at the previous day's high and low. Untriggered orders are cancelled at the end of the trading day — the setup is valid for that session only and is not carried forward. One position at a time, a hard stop loss on every trade, and an aggressive trailing stop once the move is running.
Midas is the most conventional design in the lineup, and that is the point: a well-defined daily setup, a fixed window, and a trail that gives the move room while refusing to give back an open profit.
GOLDEN FATIMA — protection first
Fatima breaks an H4 pivot with pending stop orders, then manages the trade in three stages.
Partial at 1R — once the trade has earned one unit of risk, part of the position is closed and the remainder is running on the market's money. Chandelier trail — the balance of the position is trailed from the extreme of the move rather than from entry. Fail-fast — a trade that does not develop is cut before it becomes a loss worth talking about.
Fatima is the most conservative EA of the four and the one with the longest validation history: its logic was re-tested on 2018–2021 data it was never developed on, and it held.
What they share
Every EA in the lineup is built on the same rules of engineering, whatever the strategy on top:
A hard stop loss on every position from the moment it opens. No exceptions, no "virtual" stops held in the EA's memory.
No grid, no martingale, no averaging into a losing position.
A daily loss limit that pauses new trades after a bad day, so a bad day cannot become a bad week.
A spread filter, so entries are not taken into conditions the backtest never saw.
Choosing between them is not a question of which is best. It is a question of which behaviour you can actually hold through: Akella wins often and small, Fatima wins less often and lets winners run, Midas and Aurora sit between them.
Volodymyr Bobal
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Volodymyr Bobal
Akella is live — a two-faced gold compounder for XAUUSD H1
Akella is now available on the Market:👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/186498
I built Akella around one idea: instead of guessing direction, wait at the level the whole market is already watching — the confluence of the previous day's extreme and the daily pivot (R1/S1) — and have a mapped response for both things that can happen there.
The real break. A confirmed impulse close through the confluence, with the trend. Akella joins it and pyramids only while price keeps moving in favor.The trap. When the break fails — price pokes through, gets rejected, and reclaims the level — Akella fades it back with the trend. The two entries are mutually exclusive by construction, so there's a plan for whatever the level does.Every position carries a hard stop. Winners are scaled with a disciplined pyramid and the whole basket is harvested by a three-layer exit: profit-giveback protection, stop cascade, and a fixed circuit breaker. No grid, no martingale, no averaging down — ever. Before any entry, filters check trend (EMA200), volatility health (ATR corridor), trend strength (ADX) and candle impulse. If it's not there, Akella waits.
Backtest, 2021–2026 — real ticks, real spread, $10,000, fixed 0.10 lot, default settings:
Profit Factor 3.69Equity drawdown 1.41%Recovery Factor 14.431,283 trades, win rate ≈ 90%(Backtest results are not a guarantee of future performance — test it yourself in the MT5 tester on "Every tick based on real ticks", XAUUSD H1, and set only the lot size.)
Akella is designed and validated exclusively for XAUUSD on H1 — one instrument, done properly. A launch price is in effect for the first copies and steps up with each batch sold. Questions welcome in the comments.
Akella is now available on the Market:👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/186498
I built Akella around one idea: instead of guessing direction, wait at the level the whole market is already watching — the confluence of the previous day's extreme and the daily pivot (R1/S1) — and have a mapped response for both things that can happen there.
The real break. A confirmed impulse close through the confluence, with the trend. Akella joins it and pyramids only while price keeps moving in favor.The trap. When the break fails — price pokes through, gets rejected, and reclaims the level — Akella fades it back with the trend. The two entries are mutually exclusive by construction, so there's a plan for whatever the level does.Every position carries a hard stop. Winners are scaled with a disciplined pyramid and the whole basket is harvested by a three-layer exit: profit-giveback protection, stop cascade, and a fixed circuit breaker. No grid, no martingale, no averaging down — ever. Before any entry, filters check trend (EMA200), volatility health (ATR corridor), trend strength (ADX) and candle impulse. If it's not there, Akella waits.
Backtest, 2021–2026 — real ticks, real spread, $10,000, fixed 0.10 lot, default settings:
Profit Factor 3.69Equity drawdown 1.41%Recovery Factor 14.431,283 trades, win rate ≈ 90%(Backtest results are not a guarantee of future performance — test it yourself in the MT5 tester on "Every tick based on real ticks", XAUUSD H1, and set only the lot size.)
Akella is designed and validated exclusively for XAUUSD on H1 — one instrument, done properly. A launch price is in effect for the first copies and steps up with each batch sold. Questions welcome in the comments.
Volodymyr Bobal
Published product
AKELLA — Two-Faced Gold Compounder (XAUUSD H1) Akella is a professional, fully automated trading system designed for XAUUSD on the H1 timeframe. The system trades the two highest-probability events at the market's most watched daily structure: a confirmed impulse breakout through the confluence of the previous day's extreme and the daily pivot level (R1/S1) — and the failed break (trap fade), when price pokes through the level, gets rejected and reclaims
Volodymyr Bobal
📈 Aurora is LIVE on MQL5 Signals!
The wait is over — Aurora is running on a real account, fully automated on a VPS, with real-time monitoring you can verify yourself.
No backtests to take on faith — watch every trade as it happens: entries, stops, results, drawdown — all live and transparent.
Follow Aurora's live signal here
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
Same engine you get in the EA — XAUUSD, structure breakout, hard stop on every trade, no grid / no martingale. Track it in real time, then trade it yourself.
Thank you to everyone who supports Aurora 🙏
The wait is over — Aurora is running on a real account, fully automated on a VPS, with real-time monitoring you can verify yourself.
No backtests to take on faith — watch every trade as it happens: entries, stops, results, drawdown — all live and transparent.
Follow Aurora's live signal here
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
Same engine you get in the EA — XAUUSD, structure breakout, hard stop on every trade, no grid / no martingale. Track it in real time, then trade it yourself.
Thank you to everyone who supports Aurora 🙏
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Added topic Products in the Market Catalogue
Hi there, I come with one question: how the starting position of the new product is calculated? For example, two different developers are placing two products in the same time, what will define their first place in the catalogue and their
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Volodymyr Bobal
Published product
Lumen — Gold Structure-Breakout EA Lumen does one thing and does it cleanly: it trades the breakout of a real price structure on Gold. When price closes beyond the highest high or lowest low of the last 30 bars, in the direction of the EMA200 trend, Lumen places a single pending order and manages it with an ATR-based stop that moves to breakeven and then trails behind price. One position at a time — no grid, no martingale, no averaging down. The design goal was the lowest possible drawdown, not
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Added topic Multiple EAs for the same symbol (XAUUSD) — when is it considered duplicate/spam?
Hello, I develop Expert Advisors for gold (XAUUSD). I have several EAs that all trade this symbol, but each uses a genuinely different entry strategy — for example: previous-day high/low breakout, London session-range breakout
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Hi there — good news, it's fixed.
The download failure ([500] / "unsupported version") was because the previous build required a newer MetaTrader version than your terminal. I've rebuilt and re-published Golden Fatima on a fully compatible build, so it now installs and runs on your current terminal — nothing for you to change
Please just re-download it through the Market tab in MetaTrader (Toolbox → Market → Purchases → Golden Fatima → Download). It'll work this time.
Genuinely sorry for the runaround — it was a MetaTrader build-timing issue on the platform side, not your setup
The download failure ([500] / "unsupported version") was because the previous build required a newer MetaTrader version than your terminal. I've rebuilt and re-published Golden Fatima on a fully compatible build, so it now installs and runs on your current terminal — nothing for you to change
Please just re-download it through the Market tab in MetaTrader (Toolbox → Market → Purchases → Golden Fatima → Download). It'll work this time.
Genuinely sorry for the runaround — it was a MetaTrader build-timing issue on the platform side, not your setup
Volodymyr Bobal
Added topic [500] / 'newer unsupported version' issue
Published a product compiled on build 5956 (just released). Buyers on the previous build get [500] / 'newer unsupported version' . Does the Market recompile for older builds, or must buyers update? How do sellers on a fresh build serve lagging
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🔮 Golden Fatima is LIVE
My low drawdown gold system just landed on the MQL5 Market.
XAUUSD on H1 — confirmed structure-breakout entry, with a partial-close + Chandelier trail that lets winners run. One position, hard stop on every trade, no grid / no martingale.
Backtest (real ticks, 2021–2026): Profit Factor 1.74, max drawdown 5.58%, 68.5% win rate — and it holds up out-of-sample on 2018–2021, so it's not curve-fit to one regime. Built for steady, prop-firm-friendly growth.
👉https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/183819
👉https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/183819
👉https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/183819
Thank you to everyone following the lineup 🙏
My low drawdown gold system just landed on the MQL5 Market.
XAUUSD on H1 — confirmed structure-breakout entry, with a partial-close + Chandelier trail that lets winners run. One position, hard stop on every trade, no grid / no martingale.
Backtest (real ticks, 2021–2026): Profit Factor 1.74, max drawdown 5.58%, 68.5% win rate — and it holds up out-of-sample on 2018–2021, so it's not curve-fit to one regime. Built for steady, prop-firm-friendly growth.
👉https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/183819
👉https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/183819
👉https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/183819
Thank you to everyone following the lineup 🙏
Volodymyr Bobal
Added topic Frozen Operation
Hello, payment operation 16492341 ("Payment for product 'Midas The Golden Touch'", dated 2026.06.19, amount $24.00) has been showing as a Locked operation for over a week and still hasn't been credited What should i do
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Volodymyr Bobal
📈 Aurora is now LIVE on MQL5 Signals!
The wait is over — Aurora is now running on a real account, fully automated on a VPS, with real-time monitoring you can verify yourself.
No backtests to take on faith — watch every trade as it happens: entries, stops, results, drawdown — all live and transparent.
Follow Aurora's live signal here
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
Same engine you get in the EA — XAUUSD, structure breakout, hard stop on every trade, no grid / no martingale. Track it in real time, then trade it yourself.
Thank you to everyone who supported Aurora 🙏
The wait is over — Aurora is now running on a real account, fully automated on a VPS, with real-time monitoring you can verify yourself.
No backtests to take on faith — watch every trade as it happens: entries, stops, results, drawdown — all live and transparent.
Follow Aurora's live signal here
👉 https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2379900
Same engine you get in the EA — XAUUSD, structure breakout, hard stop on every trade, no grid / no martingale. Track it in real time, then trade it yourself.
Thank you to everyone who supported Aurora 🙏
Volodymyr Bobal
JUST RELEASED NEW!!!ZEPHYR Index EA - https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/182636
What it isZephyr is a volatility-breakout EA for the US Tech / NAS100 (USTEC) index on the H1 timeframe. It places two opposite stop orders (OCO) around the price structure; when one fills, the other is cancelled. It enters only when 5 filters align. No grid, no martingale, no averaging.
InstallationCopy Zephyr.ex5 into MQL5/Experts/.Restart MetaTrader 5 or refresh the Navigator.Drag the EA onto a NAS100 / USTEC, H1 chart.Enable Algo Trading (top toolbar) and tick "Allow Algo Trading" in the EA properties.Recommended setupSetting ValueSymbol NAS100 / USTEC (US Tech 100)Timeframe H1 (required)Account Hedging or NettingMin deposit $500+ (ideally $1000+)Leverage 1:100 or higherBroker low index spreadKey inputsInpRiskPercent — risk per trade as % of balance. Default 2.0. Set 1.0 for ~10% drawdown. For prop firms (FTMO etc.) use 0.5–1.0.InpRR — reward-to-risk for take-profit (default 2.0).InpUseRisk — auto lot sizing from risk. If off, fixed InpLot is used.InpMaxDailyLossPct — halts new entries at X% daily loss (default 5%).InpSessStart / InpSessEnd — trading hours in broker server time. ⚠️ If your broker is GMT+0 (e.g. Exness), shift the hours to match the index's active session.InpMaxSpread — spread filter in points.Broker tuning (important)Session hours use server time, which differs per broker (GMT+0, +2, +3). Check the symbol's server time and adjust the hours so they cover the active NAS100 (US session) trading phase.
FAQNo trades? Check: H1 timeframe, NAS100 symbol, Algo Trading enabled, session hours match server time.Forex/gold? It will run, but the EA is optimized and tested only for NAS100 H1. Edge is not guaranteed elsewhere.Drawdown too high? Lower InpRiskPercent to 1.0 or 0.5.⚠️ Trading involves risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Test on demo before going live.
What it isZephyr is a volatility-breakout EA for the US Tech / NAS100 (USTEC) index on the H1 timeframe. It places two opposite stop orders (OCO) around the price structure; when one fills, the other is cancelled. It enters only when 5 filters align. No grid, no martingale, no averaging.
InstallationCopy Zephyr.ex5 into MQL5/Experts/.Restart MetaTrader 5 or refresh the Navigator.Drag the EA onto a NAS100 / USTEC, H1 chart.Enable Algo Trading (top toolbar) and tick "Allow Algo Trading" in the EA properties.Recommended setupSetting ValueSymbol NAS100 / USTEC (US Tech 100)Timeframe H1 (required)Account Hedging or NettingMin deposit $500+ (ideally $1000+)Leverage 1:100 or higherBroker low index spreadKey inputsInpRiskPercent — risk per trade as % of balance. Default 2.0. Set 1.0 for ~10% drawdown. For prop firms (FTMO etc.) use 0.5–1.0.InpRR — reward-to-risk for take-profit (default 2.0).InpUseRisk — auto lot sizing from risk. If off, fixed InpLot is used.InpMaxDailyLossPct — halts new entries at X% daily loss (default 5%).InpSessStart / InpSessEnd — trading hours in broker server time. ⚠️ If your broker is GMT+0 (e.g. Exness), shift the hours to match the index's active session.InpMaxSpread — spread filter in points.Broker tuning (important)Session hours use server time, which differs per broker (GMT+0, +2, +3). Check the symbol's server time and adjust the hours so they cover the active NAS100 (US session) trading phase.
FAQNo trades? Check: H1 timeframe, NAS100 symbol, Algo Trading enabled, session hours match server time.Forex/gold? It will run, but the EA is optimized and tested only for NAS100 H1. Edge is not guaranteed elsewhere.Drawdown too high? Lower InpRiskPercent to 1.0 or 0.5.⚠️ Trading involves risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Test on demo before going live.
Volodymyr Bobal
Published product
Zephyr — NAS100 Breakout (FREE) A disciplined H1 volatility-breakout EA built for US Tech / NAS100 (USTEC) . Arms an OCO stop-order straddle around the recent price structure and fires only when five filters agree: structure break, ATR expansion, ADX trend strength, volume expansion, and the trading session. Every trade has a hard Fib/ATR stop and an RR 2.0 take-profit — no grid, no martingale, no averaging . Risk-% sizing, spread filter, daily-loss guard. Backtest USTEC H1: PF
Volodymyr Bobal
🌅 Aurora Golden Goddess — Gold (XAUUSD) EA · Max Drawdown under 3% over 4.5 years
Honest, fixed-lot, real-tick validation — no compounding illusions.
📊 Backtest 2021–2026 · XAUUSD M15 · fixed lot · real ticks + slippage:• Max Drawdown: 2.72%• Recovery Factor: >9• Win Rate: 74%• Profit Factor: 1.52• 835 trades — large sample, not curve-fit
✅ No grid · No martingale · Fixed stop on every trade🛡️ v1.40: built-in daily Account Protection (prop-firm ready)
Risk % sizing is available as an option — but every number above is shown on honest fixed lot. Try the free demo on your own broker.
https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/180719?source=Site+Profile+Seller
Honest, fixed-lot, real-tick validation — no compounding illusions.
📊 Backtest 2021–2026 · XAUUSD M15 · fixed lot · real ticks + slippage:• Max Drawdown: 2.72%• Recovery Factor: >9• Win Rate: 74%• Profit Factor: 1.52• 835 trades — large sample, not curve-fit
✅ No grid · No martingale · Fixed stop on every trade🛡️ v1.40: built-in daily Account Protection (prop-firm ready)
Risk % sizing is available as an option — but every number above is shown on honest fixed lot. Try the free demo on your own broker.
https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/180719?source=Site+Profile+Seller