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Sometimes simplicity is alpha. Complex logic gives you backtests that look like heaven and live trades that feel like hell. I stripped out 40% of my conditions and the live curve smoothed out overnight. You backtesting or curve-fitting? Be honest.
Optimizing for a single date range is like training for the 100m sprint with ankle weights. Switched to walk-forward testing across rolling 3-month chunks—results got humbler, but 10x more reliable. This changed everything.
Got a tight little scalper for XAUUSDm. Low drawdown, smart SL rules, clean on validation. Looking for a few traders to help test it on demo/live. DM if you’re into gold scalping and want to get in early.
Too many trades were technically ‘right’ but exited wrong—chopped out early or held too long through reversals. I started tightening SL logic, added dynamic trailing, and applied a volatility-based position size adjuster. The difference? Night and day.
Now I’m looking at ways to factor in microstructure noise and refine my trade timing by syncing with peak volatility bursts.
MQL5 traders: what’s your top tip for staying profitable on 1-minute charts without overfitting? Let’s share insights—might help us all level up.
GoldScalper Script Category: Utilities (Script) Version: 1.00 Author: Alfred Jaftha Product Type: MQL5 Script Overview GoldScalper Script is a one‑click pending‑order generator for XAUUSDm, designed to lock in potential scalping entries based on H1 trend confirmation and M1 Bollinger Bands/ATR levels. Unlike an EA, this script executes a single trade setup when launched, making it ideal for traders who prefer manual control combined with algorithmic precision. Key Features Trend Confirmation
BTCUSDm Breakout & Retest Static TP H4 breakout • M15 retest • fixed TP • 1 % risk per trade Overview The BTCUSDm Breakout & Retest EA implements a simple, robust strategy on the BTCUSDm futures contract: Detects consolidation breakouts on the H4 timeframe. Waits for a retest of the breakout level on the M15 chart. Enters market orders with a static, reward-to-risk TP based on a configurable multiplier. All orders are sized to risk a fixed percentage of account equity, with a hard cap