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Strategy: Trend-Following on XAUUSD
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The EA must use a trend-following strategy (no counter-trend scalping).
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You may:
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Propose your own proven trend strategy for Gold, OR
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Implement a structure we agree on (example: dual EMA, trend filter + pullback entry, etc.).
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Examples of acceptable logic (you can propose your own variation):
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Moving average trend filter (e.g., price above EMA 200 = uptrend).
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Entry on pullbacks or breakouts in the direction of the main trend.
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Optional filters: RSI, ATR, volatility filters, session filters.
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No martingale, no grid, no arbitrage.
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Strategy must be clearly explained:
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Entry rules
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Exit rules
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Filters
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Risk and money management logic
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⚙️ EA Features Required
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Fixed SL & TP + optional partial close
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Risk per trade in % of balance and fixed lot option
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Break-even and trailing stop options
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Spread & slippage protection (user adjustable)
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Max open trades filter (e.g., only 1–3 trades at a time)
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Trading time filters (e.g., disable during rollover or specific sessions)
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Option to disable trading around high-impact news (if possible)
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Equity protection:
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Daily loss limit (for prop firm rules)
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Max drawdown stop
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Magic number, comment, and order ID control
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On-chart panel/dashboard showing:
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Current trend direction
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Open position info
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P/L, lot size, risk per trade, etc.
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🧪 Testing & Proof Required
The developer must provide:
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Backtests on XAUUSD:
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At least 3–5 years history
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High quality tick data (as much as possible)
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Show results on at least one main timeframe (e.g., M15/H1/H4 – you can propose)
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Detailed explanation of the test settings:
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Timeframe
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Spread
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Initial balance
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Risk settings
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Recommended:
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Basic optimization done for XAUUSD
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Forward test / demo test if available
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📄 Deliverables
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Complete EA file (.ex5)
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Source code (.mq5) – required
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Strategy explanation
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Recommended settings (pairs/timeframe – XAUUSD only, but multiple TFs if supported)
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Risk recommendations (for prop firms and live accounts)