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My work starts with research, not with a sales pitch. Every rule is tested on several years of real tick data across quarterly futures contracts, with commissions and slippage included. Ideas that only look good on part of the data are rejected, and I document why.
What you can expect from my products:
- a fixed stop loss on every trade, no grid, no martingale, no averaging down
- backtests labelled as backtests, with drawdowns and losing periods shown
- a live test on a real account with default settings, losing months included
- clear documentation and answers to technical questions
My first product is Opening Bell Algo for MT5. Questions about it: private message here on MQL5.
Trading futures and CFDs carries a high risk of loss. Past results, real or simulated, do not guarantee future results.
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