LL Pursuit EA MT5

LL Pursuit EA is a fully automated multi-pair Expert Advisor designed to operate on a diversified basket of 14 major Forex crosses with a structured long-term approach.

Built around a coordinated basket logic, the system manages positions collectively rather than focusing on a single chart symbol. This allows capital distribution across multiple correlated and non-correlated pairs, creating a smoother equity structure compared to single-pair trading models.

🔹 Core Concept

LL Pursuit EA trades 14 major Forex pairs simultaneously, applying a synchronized basket management logic that:

• Distributes exposure across multiple currency crosses

• Manages floating profit at basket level

• Uses adaptive lot sizing based on account balance

• Implements automatic capital protection mechanisms

The strategy is designed to aim for consistency and structural stability over time rather than aggressive short-term speculation.

🔹 Timeframe & Installation

• Optimized for: H1 timeframe

• The EA must be attached to an H1 chart

• It works independently from the symbol of the chart

• Performance depends on the timeframe where it is attached

Example:
If attached to EURUSD H1, it will still trade the full 14-pair basket.
If attached to M30 or M15, behavior changes because signals are timeframe-dependent.

For best performance and testing consistency, use H1 timeframe.

🔹 Risk Management Architecture

LL Pursuit EA integrates:

• Balance-based dynamic lot calculation

• Basket-level floating management

• Margin protection checks before execution

• Controlled multi-position exposure

The system is structured to maintain controlled drawdown phases while allowing the basket to develop naturally during trend cycles.

🔹 Designed For

• Traders looking for diversified Forex exposure

• Portfolio-style automated trading

• Long-term structured growth approach

• Traders who prefer basket logic over single-entry systems

🔹 Important Notes

• Recommended VPS for stable execution

• Suitable for hedging accounts

• Backtest on H1 timeframe for accurate historical modeling