US500 Greater Greedy Gridder
- Uzmanlar
- Chong Lip Phang
- Sürüm: 1.8
- Etkinleştirmeler: 10
Warren Buffett famously said: "Be greedy when others are fearful. Be fearful when others are greedy." This Expert Advisor doesn't just quote that wisdom — it lives it, on every tick, every day, automatically.
Since 1871, the S&P 500 has grown at an average of 10% per year through wars, crashes, pandemics, and recessions. It has never permanently failed. That is why the world's greatest investor has staked his legacy on it — and why this EA does too.
This is not a weekend project. It is the product of a decade of intensive research, refined across 15 years of live market conditions. The result: a backtested annual return of up to +48% CAGR, using a grid approach that grows and shrinks proportionally with your equity, so the account can theoretically never blow up.
What truly sets it apart is something no other EA can claim: it gets stronger the more traders use it. Because it buys during falling markets, a growing community of users collectively acts as a stabilising force against dangerous freefalls. You are not just trading — you are getting paid to help protect the U.S. stock market.
Setup takes seconds. Attach it to your S&P 500 chart (symbol: US500 or US500Cash depending on your broker), select your risk profile — Safe, Ordinary, or Aggressive — and let it run. Contract sizes, lot limits, equity levels, price scaling — all handled automatically.
A word of honesty: during prolonged bearish periods, you may not see profits for months. This EA is not a lottery ticket — it is a compounding machine that rewards patience. Give it at least three months, and a minimum starting capital of $1000.
For accurate historical backtesting back to 2011, use TickStory tick data. Source code is available — send a private message, and we can arrange it through a Freelance project on this site for USD 200.
The S&P 500 has been building wealth for 150 years. This EA is your seat at that table. It is time to start planning for the life you actually want. 🚀
