Tutomu Tokyo Day Session Trader Mt5
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- Versione: 1.4
- Attivazioni: 5
TUTOMU Tokyo Day Session Trader MT5
Seven Trading Windows. Seven Different Market Behaviors.
TUTOMU is a USDJPY Expert Advisor built around one simple idea:
The market does not behave the same way all day.
Instead of applying one trading rule to every hour, TUTOMU divides the trading day into seven specific session windows and uses a different rule set for each one.
Each block was designed around the market behavior most commonly observed during that period.
SEVEN SESSION-FLOW TRADING BLOCKS
TUTOMU operates through seven independent trading windows:
09:50 — Tokyo Morning
Momentum
12:30 — Tokyo Lunch
Momentum
13:45 — Tokyo Afternoon
Flow
18:00 — Tokyo-London
Handover
19:00 — Early New York
Flow
20:00 — New York
Expansion
21:00 — Later Session
Reversal
Each block uses its own trading logic.
TUTOMU does not use one universal entry condition across the entire day.
WHY TUTOMU IS DIFFERENT
1. Seven Independent Session Strategies
TUTOMU is not a single-strategy EA.
It combines seven time-specific trading models inside one automated system.
Each model is activated only during its own trading window.
This allows the EA to adapt its behavior to different parts of the trading day.
2. Market Behavior Changes With Time
Tokyo morning does not behave like New York expansion.
A market handover does not behave like a late-session reversal.
TUTOMU is designed around these differences.
Instead of forcing the same logic everywhere, the EA changes its trading approach depending on the session.
3. Rules-Based Execution
Every trade is generated from predefined rules.
There is no averaging down and no discretionary intervention.
The EA automatically evaluates each session block and executes only when that block's conditions are satisfied.
4. No Martingale
TUTOMU does not increase position size to recover previous losses.
Lot size is controlled independently from the trading logic.
5. No Averaging Down
The EA does not add positions simply because an existing trade moves into loss.
Each trade is based on its own session-specific setup.
6. Designed Specifically for USDJPY
TUTOMU was designed and tested around USDJPY.
Its seven session blocks are built around the intraday behavior of this specific market.
REFERENCE BACKTEST
- Symbol: USDJPY
- Test Period: Aug 2024 – Aug 2026
- Initial Deposit: 100,000 JPY
- Net Profit: +124.24
- Profit Factor: 1.73
- Total Trades: 682
- Win Rate: 53.08%
- Winning Trades: 362
- Losing Trades: 320
- Maximum Equity Drawdown: 8.44 JPY
- Balance Maximum Drawdown: 6.44 JPY
Historical backtest results do not guarantee future performance.
CORE FEATURES
- Fully automated trading
- USDJPY specialized
- Seven independent session-based strategies
- Momentum trading
- Flow trading
- Session handover trading
- Expansion trading
- Reversal trading
- Rules-based execution
- No martingale
- No averaging down
- Uses actual Bid/Ask prices
- Time-based exits
- No external signals required
- Built for MetaTrader 5
TRADING STYLE
TUTOMU is an intraday session-based EA.
It does not continuously search for trades throughout the entire day.
Each strategy becomes active only during its designated time window.
Outside those windows, the EA waits.
This creates a very different structure from traditional EAs that apply one strategy continuously.
WHO IS TUTOMU FOR?
TUTOMU may suit traders who prefer:
- session-based trading
- multiple strategies in one EA
- USDJPY specialization
- rules-based automation
- no martingale
- no averaging down
- clearly defined trading windows
IMPORTANT RISK INFORMATION
Actual results may vary depending on:
- spread
- slippage
- execution quality
- broker server time
- liquidity
- leverage
- lot size
Because TUTOMU uses specific trading times, correct broker time settings are important.
Please test the EA with your broker in the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester and on a demo account before live use.
TUTOMU is built around one principle:
Different hours create different opportunities.
Seven sessions.
Seven behaviors.
One automated USDJPY system.
