EA Trading

Expert advisor design, MQL5 risk plumbing, setfile discipline and backtest protocols that survive live gold spreads.

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EA Trading

5 articles · last post 03 Nov 2026 20:34 UTC

  1. XAUUSD EA Orders: Filling Modes, 10030 and Stops Newest

  2. Prop-Firm Gold EAs Fail on the Reset, Not the Stop

  3. Five Numbers That Decide If a Gold EA Survives Its Broker

  4. MT5 XAUUSD EAs: The Cost Stack That Decides Survival — Spread, Slippage, Swap

  5. MT5 XAUUSD EAs: Sizing, Regime Gates and Setfile Risk

Method

Written before the move, graded after it

Every article names its levels up front and states what would prove it wrong. Signals carry an entry, a stop and at least one target with the structure behind them. Macro articles map a data print to specific prices. EA articles carry code, not vibes.

  • Levels, not opinions. If a number appears, it came from this session's data.
  • Invalidation is mandatory. A level that would kill the idea is stated before entry.
  • Risk first. Stop distance sets position size — never the reverse.