Golden Mawzoo Prop Firm Edition
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Davoud Mokhtari
I've been trading since 2014, and gold has always been at the center of it. Over those years I tested countless strategies across all kinds of instruments — and failed many times. Those failures taught me more than any winning streak ever did: that the real enemy isn't the market, it's the stress - バージョン: 1.0
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Golden Mawzoo Prop Edition runs one proven trend engine across five deliberately uncorrelated markets on a single account, under one account-level risk governor. It is built for prop-firm challenges and funded accounts — and it runs just as well on your own personal account.
This is the full multi-market edition. Where the single-market edition trades gold alone, this edition coordinates five markets with account-level risk control, so it works both for passing and surviving a prop account and for growing a personal account. (This one sentence is the key point: it is not "prop only" — it is a personal-account growth engine too.)
All figures below come from a historical backtest on real tick data, swap-free, covering 2010 to 2026 (16+ years), running all five markets together as one account. On a swap-charging account, expect somewhat lower results (see the swap note). These are historical results, not a promise of future performance.
THE PROBLEM WITH MOST PROP-READY ROBOTS
Passing a prop challenge — and then surviving the funded account — is not about raw return. It is about when your drawdown lands. A single-symbol robot depends on the mood of one market. When that market goes quiet or whipsaws, the drawdown clusters — exactly the kind of clustering that trips a daily limit or a max-loss rule and ends the account. Sizing up only makes the drawdown bigger. The real fix is to stop depending on one market.
WHAT THIS EDITION DOES DIFFERENTLY
It runs one proven trend engine across five deliberately uncorrelated markets at the same time — gold plus four other selected markets — on a single account, under a single account-level risk governor. These markets were chosen because their drawdowns tend not to happen at the same time. When gold is quiet, one of the others is often working. Independent streams smooth the equity curve, and a smoother curve is what keeps a funded account alive. (The exact five markets and their individual numbers are detailed in the User Manual you receive after purchase.)
WHY FIVE UNCORRELATED MARKETS HELP
It is simple math, not magic. When you combine return streams that move independently, their losing stretches dilute each other, so the combined drawdown grows more slowly than the combined return. That is a property a single symbol cannot give you at any risk setting. In backtest, the five-market portfolio reached a prop profit target roughly twice as fast as gold alone at the same level of safety.
THE EVIDENCE (HISTORICAL BACKTEST)
- Each of the five markets is independently profitable on the same locked trend logic — every one earns its place on its own.
- Gold, the primary market, showed a profit factor of 1.87 over the full 16 years on real ticks (after commission).
- Run as one portfolio over the full 16 years, the five markets together produced: a combined profit factor of 1.53, a compound annual return of roughly 21%, a recovery factor of about 7.5, and a Sharpe ratio near 2.0.
- Across the full 16 years the worst drawdown was about 17.9% on closed balance and 19.5% on equity (floating), while compounding at roughly 21% a year. See the three risk profiles below to match this to your own drawdown limit.
- About 9 trades per month across all five markets — a calm, selective system.
Each market's individual profit factor and drawdown are laid out in full in the User Manual, so once you own it you see exactly what you are running.
THREE RISK PROFILES — CHOOSE FOR YOUR GOAL
Risk only scales the outcome; it never changes which trades are taken (all three profiles below took the same 1,199 trades at a 45.7% win rate). Each profile is a single preset you select — the exact per-market settings are provided in the User Manual after purchase. The table is a representative 2017-2026 backtest on Dukascopy data, starting from 10,000. Drawdown is shown honestly so you can match a profile to your account's rules.
- Conservative: profit factor 1.54, compound annual return about 12%, balance drawdown 5.9% / equity drawdown 7.0%, Sharpe 2.23. This is the profile for prop-firm challenges, where a hard total-drawdown limit (often around 10%) is what matters most.
- Normal: profit factor 1.55, compound annual return about 25%, balance drawdown 12.4% / equity drawdown 14.5%, Sharpe 2.17. Suited to a personal account, or a funded account with looser limits.
- Aggressive: profit factor 1.56, compound annual return about 39%, balance drawdown 18.2% / equity drawdown 21.4%, Sharpe 2.11. Only for a high risk tolerance and a loose drawdown limit.
An honest note on drawdown: the figures above are the 2017-2026 window. Over the full 2010-2026 record the drawdowns a little bit run higher — the Normal profile, for example, reached about 17.9% balance / 19.5% equity across the 16 years. That full-period Normal drawdown is too high for most prop challenges, which is exactly why the Conservative profile is the right starting point for a challenge, while the Normal and Aggressive profiles are better kept for personal accounts. Choose the profile that fits your drawdown limit, not the biggest return.
THE ACCOUNT-LEVEL RISK GOVERNOR
This is what makes it a prop tool and not just five robots side by side. One governor watches the whole account in real time:
- Total drawdown guard: if the account's total drawdown reaches your limit, every position is flattened and trading halts. The robot stops you before the firm does.
- Daily loss lock: if the day's loss reaches your limit, the robot stands down until the next day, protecting your daily limit.
- Profit target stop: once total profit reaches your target, the robot locks in the result and stops opening new trades.
The five market engines are fully isolated by separate trade IDs, so they never interfere with each other, while the governor sees all of them together and protects the account as one. The User Manual shows how to set each guard for a challenge, a funded account, or a personal account.
ALSO A PERSONAL-ACCOUNT GROWTH ENGINE
This system was engineered for funded accounts, but it is just as much at home on your own personal account. On a personal account, the same five uncorrelated markets work together as a diversified growth engine — compounding across markets instead of chasing a pass — while the account-level guard stays on as a catastrophe brake, so a black-swan move or a broker glitch cannot wipe the account. Professional risk control on autopilot, whether you are chasing a payout or growing your own capital. The User Manual walks you through both setups — challenge/funded and personal — with exact settings for each.
KEY FEATURES
- One EA, five uncorrelated markets, one account.
- Account-level total and daily drawdown guards, plus a profit target.
- Separate, adjustable risk per market — you stay in control.
- One proven trend engine, the same locked logic on every market.
- Single position per market; protective stop always attached.
- Break-even move and volatility-based trailing exit.
- No grid, martingale, averaging or recovery — ever.
- Real-tick validated across 16+ years of history (backtest).
- Live-hardened: order retry, guaranteed stop, state recovery after a restart.
- Mobile push alerts on entries, exits and protective stops.
- Works on hedging and netting accounts.
- Works for prop challenges and for personal-account growth.
YOU STAY IN CONTROL OF RISK
The robot ships with a suggested starting risk per market, but the final risk on each market is your decision. The User Manual gives clear, data-backed starting points for three situations — challenge, funded, and personal accounts — and you choose from there. Gold is the primary market, but the risk on every market is yours to set.
BEFORE YOU START (IMPORTANT)
Each of the five markets builds its own H4/D1 candles from 1-minute (M1) data, so the EA needs some M1 history on all five before it can begin. On a fresh chart, MetaTrader loads history on demand, so give the EA a short moment to prepare.
- If there is not yet enough M1 history, the EA simply waits and does not trade until enough data is present. This is by design, not a malfunction — it starts automatically once the data is ready.
- The robot verifies all five markets on startup and refuses to trade if anything is set up wrong, so it can never fire on the wrong instrument.
- After your purchase I provide a short setup guide and a one-time history helper, plus simple manual steps, so you can get the required M1 history in place quickly.
RECOMMENDED SETUP
- Markets: gold plus four other uncorrelated markets (listed in the Manual).
- Platform: MetaTrader 5.
- Account: Raw/ECN preferred; swap-free is a bonus, not required.
- Leverage: 1:30 minimum.
- Minimum funds: sized for typical challenge accounts (5,000 USD-Cent or more ideal).
- VPS: recommended for 24/5 uptime (state recovery makes restarts safe).
A note on swap: this is a multi-day trend system, but it holds each position only a couple of days on average, so swap is a real but modest cost — roughly 5% per market in testing versus a swap-free run, and the system stays clearly profitable either way. Many prop firms offer swap-free (Islamic) accounts; if yours does, use it and your live results track the published figures more closely. If not, the edge still holds.
AFTER YOUR PURCHASE
The EA is standalone and starts on its own once it has enough M1 history. After your purchase, please let me know and I will send you the full User Manual, a short setup guide, and a one-time helper to pre-load M1 history. The manual is the operating playbook: the exact five markets and each one's individual track record, recommended risk per market for a challenge, a funded account and a personal account, how to configure the three account guards for your firm's rules, and a two-minute setup walkthrough. Running the EA without it will very likely lead to setup mistakes, so the manual is strongly recommended.
If you find the EA useful, a short honest review is always appreciated — but it is entirely optional and never required for anything.
RISK WARNING
Trading leveraged instruments carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for everyone. You can lose some or all of your capital. This product is a tool, not financial advice. Trade only with risk capital and test on a demo account first. Backtested and past performance is not indicative of future results.
