Burning London

BURNING LONDON

GBPUSD does not offer the same trading conditions throughout the day.

Direction, momentum, volatility and market activity can change quickly. Burning London was built for that changing environment.

Instead of depending on one trading setup, the EA combines twelve internal GBPUSD strategies inside one coordinated portfolio. Each strategy can pursue its own opportunity, while shared controls manage risk, trading direction, parallel activity and open positions across the system.

The result is a fully automated GBPUSD portfolio with a clear emphasis on risk and position management before a trade is opened.

RISK MANAGEMENT STARTS BEFORE THE ENTRY

Burning London does not wait until a position is already open before considering risk.

Before every new trade, the EA calculates the position size from the selected risk setting and the distance to the initial Stop Loss. Every new position therefore begins with a defined trade size and an initial protective Stop Loss.

Once a position is open, it is managed dynamically through ATR-based position management instead of relying on one fixed Take Profit.

• Risk-based position sizing
• Balance- or Equity-based risk calculation
• Separate Buy and Sell risk settings
• Initial Stop Loss on every new trade
• Dynamic ATR-based position management
• No fixed Take Profit
• Maximum Parallel Strategies control

This allows each trade to develop according to market movement while the portfolio continues to control how many strategies may be active at the same time.

TWELVE STRATEGIES. ONE COORDINATED PORTFOLIO.

Many Expert Advisors depend on one setup and repeat the same trading idea under every type of market condition.

Burning London takes a broader approach.

Its twelve internal strategies can respond to different aspects of GBPUSD activity, including market direction, momentum, volatility and trading time. They can identify opportunities independently, but they remain connected through one shared portfolio-management structure.

The portfolio coordinates:

• how much risk is assigned to Buy and Sell trades
• how many strategies may be active at the same time
• which trading directions are allowed
• when new entries may be opened
• how open positions are managed

CLEAR RISK LOGIC. NO RECOVERY MECHANICS.

Burning London does not attempt to repair losing trades through progressively larger positions or additional entries around an existing loss.

• No Grid
• No Martingale
• No DCA
• No Averaging
• No Recovery System
• No Breakout logic

Every new position begins with its own calculated size and initial Stop Loss. Risk is defined before the position is opened.

THE PUBLISHED HISTORICAL RESULTS

The complete MetaTrader 5 reports, balance and equity curves, trade distributions and exact test figures are shown in the product images.

The main published profile started with 10,000 USD and produced 242,015.90 USD in total net profit.

The result was built across 1,140 completed trades, with a Profit Factor of 2.58 and Balance Drawdown of 8.94%.

A separate historical test used an initial deposit of 1,000 USD.

That profile produced 19,793.22 USD in total net profit across the same number of completed trades, with a Profit Factor of 2.58 and Balance Drawdown of 8.88%.

Both published tests cover the period from January 2025 to June 2026.

The 1,000 USD and 10,000 USD results are separate test profiles. Figures from the two profiles are not mixed.

1,140 COMPLETED TRADES — ACTIVE IN BOTH DIRECTIONS

A historical result built across a larger number of completed trades provides more context than a test based on only a few isolated positions.

The published Burning London test included 1,140 completed trades and activity on both sides of GBPUSD.

The complete test recorded:

• 919 profitable trades
• 221 losing trades
• 80.61% profitable trades

This does not mean that the same win rate will continue in future trading. It shows only how Burning London behaved under the published historical test conditions.

WHEN BURNING LONDON CAN STEP BACK

GBPUSD does not offer the same market conditions at every time of day or every day of the week.

Burning London can restrict new entries during selected market windows while continuing to manage positions that are already open.

The available controls include:

• strategy-specific trading-time management
• New York rollover control
• Friday position control
• user-defined no-trade periods
• a user-selectable economic-event filter for live trading

WHAT YOU NEED TO RUN BURNING LONDON

Burning London is developed exclusively for MetaTrader 5 and automated GBPUSD trading.

• Platform: MetaTrader 5
• Symbol: GBPUSD
• Broker symbol: Use your broker's exact GBPUSD symbol, including a suffix where applicable
• Chart timeframe: The chart timeframe does not control the internal strategy logic
• Hedging account: Preferred for full multi-strategy operation
• Netting account: Maximum Parallel Strategies must be set to 1
• Minimum capital: 1,000 USD
• Recommended capital: From 10,000 USD
• Minimum leverage: 1:100
• Recommended leverage: 1:500

Broker conditions can influence the result. Spread, commission, execution, slippage, symbol specifications and minimum lot size may differ between trading accounts.

TEST IT UNDER YOUR OWN CONDITIONS

The published screenshots show how Burning London behaved under the stated historical conditions.

Your broker data, symbol configuration and execution conditions may produce a different result.

1. Open the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester.
2. Select Burning London.
3. Select your broker's exact GBPUSD symbol.
4. Review the risk and portfolio settings.
5. Run your historical test.
6. Compare the result with the published evidence.

The live economic-event filter is not active during Strategy Tester runs.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many strategies are included?
Burning London contains twelve internal GBPUSD strategies coordinated through one portfolio-management structure.

Does Burning London use Grid?
No. Burning London does not use Grid logic.

Does Burning London use Martingale?
No. Burning London does not increase position sizes through Martingale logic.

Does Burning London use DCA or Averaging?
No. Burning London does not use DCA or Averaging to add positions around a losing trade.

Does Burning London use a Recovery System?
No. Burning London does not use a Recovery System.

Is Burning London a breakout strategy?
No. Burning London is a coordinated GBPUSD portfolio and is not built around breakout trading.

Does every new trade begin with a Stop Loss?
Yes. Every new trade begins with an initial Stop Loss.

Does Burning London use a fixed Take Profit?
No. Open positions are managed dynamically through ATR-based position management.

Does Burning London include Equity Protection?
No. The EA uses risk-based position sizing but does not include a separate account-level Equity Protection mechanism.

Is there a daily or weekly loss limit?
No. Burning London does not include a separate daily or weekly account-loss limit.

Can I use a Netting account?
Yes. Maximum Parallel Strategies must be set to 1 when using a Netting account. A Hedging account is preferred for full multi-strategy operation.

Does the chart timeframe matter?
No. The internal strategy logic is implemented inside the EA and is not controlled by the chart timeframe.

Does the economic-event filter work in the Strategy Tester?
No. It is available in live trading but is not active during Strategy Tester runs.

Will I receive the same historical results?
Not necessarily. Results can differ because of broker data, spread, commission, execution, slippage, symbol specifications, minimum lot size and the selected risk settings.

IMPORTANT RISK INFORMATION

Automated trading involves risk.

Historical tests show how Burning London behaved under specific past market and test conditions. They do not predict or guarantee future trading results.

The selected risk percentage is used to calculate position size. It is not a guaranteed maximum loss or a replacement for account-level risk limits.

Review the settings carefully, begin with the demo and choose an account size and risk level appropriate for your own situation.