Aurvexyn US100

AURVEXYN US100

Two coordinated modules in one US100 H1 portfolio, with a simple lot scale and fixed weights. AURVEXYN keeps one signal family and two distinct management approaches.

Two modules, one scale

Entry_Amount is the base lot: module one uses five times the base and module two seven times. With default 0.01, nominal volumes are 0.05 and 0.07 lots. Each module retains its own signal and admission conditions; their sum is not exposure guaranteed to stay open. The scale does not grow with account balance.

Four public controls

Configure dashboard visibility, base magic identifier, lot scale and entry spread limit. Default Magic_Number=26110217 also reserves the following 26110218; keep both disjoint from other EAs. Max_Spread=200 is expressed in broker points; zero disables this entry filter.

Operating symbol and internal H1

On a clean startup, the EA targets the actual symbol of its host chart. US100 H1 remains the recommended setup. Both modules keep the original internal H1 strategy timeframe; a different host-chart timeframe neither recalibrates H1 nor by itself prevents attachment. Authenticated positions and unresolved obligations on a previous route are managed before a quiet remap to a new host; changing charts does not immediately abandon that exposure. There is no Operating_Symbol input among the four public controls. Verify the actual native contract, volume grid, margin, history, quotes and trading permissions. Unavailable or conflicting evidence causes waiting. Results on US100 do not establish profitable calibration on other instruments.

Request and state management

Requests must satisfy native specifications, margin, sessions and strategy authority. Stop management is bound to the owned position and must respect tick, stops, freeze and final request checks. Uncertain outcomes and earlier obligations require reconciliation. Preserve identity and state across updates and restarts.

Historical backtest — separate from customer defaults

Setting | Customer default | Historical test

Show_Panel | true | false

Magic_Number | 26110217 | 26110217

Entry_Amount (base lots) | 0.01 | 10.00

Max_Spread (broker points) | 200 | 200

Module 1 / module 2 nominal lots | 0.05 / 0.07 | 50 / 70

The two fixed weights remain 5:7. The default conditional sum is 0.12 lots; it is not exposure guaranteed to stay open. In the test, entry volumes of 50 lots (381 entries) and 70 lots (354 entries) were observed. The high-volume test is not the customer default or a recommended account size.

Historical MetaTrader 5 test: US100 H1, 1 August 2022 to 30 September 2026 at 00:00 (end excluded), initial capital EUR 1,000,000, leverage 1:500, Model 4 (Every tick based on real ticks). These account settings describe this test.

Net profit EUR 687,373.53; maximum equity drawdown EUR 143,598.17 (8.12%). Final balance EUR 1,687,373.53; profit factor 1.29; 735 trades and 1,470 deals. These are historical results, not a forecast or a guaranteed maximum loss.

Data quality: the report label is “100% ticks reali”, but the history was not strictly gap-free. Tick generation filled 3,060 missing real-tick minutes on US100 and 3,510 minutes plus one whole day (2025-03-15) on EURUSD used for conversion. Model 4 and the header label do not mean every interval used real ticks.

Observed test costs: commission EUR 0.00 and swap −EUR 34,205.54. Zero commission describes this scenario, not a broker or live-account fee promise. Historical bid/ask spread is embedded in the trades; Max_Spread=200 is an entry filter, not a fixed applied spread. No additional external cost stress was performed. Future outcomes depend on data, contract, costs and execution conditions.

Setup and use

Use MetaTrader 5 with a hedging account. The panel helps explain operational state; displaying it is not separate trading consent. No external startup registry needs to be prepared manually. Check the intended broker and actual costs. Historical simulations depend on data and do not guarantee future returns.

Current version

Current version 1.03: the new historical benchmark completed on 4 November 2026 confirms the figures shown in this document on the actually compiled current program. The four ordinary contexts (EURUSD H1, XAUUSD D1, GBPUSD M30 and EURUSD M1, using the broker’s exact symbols) were also executed with the original buyer defaults. These execution tests are separate from the high-volume US100 benchmark and do not guarantee profitable results on every asset. Only the single AURVEXYN_US100_H1.ex5 is the trading program; the default SET and guide are optional supporting files. No remote MQL5 Market approval or future return is asserted.