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AURUM-1 is an MT5 expert advisor that runs a rule-based decision model on gold around the clock — five days a week, one position at a time. It sizes the trade from volatility, manages the exit, and stops for the day when the numbers turn. No grid. No martingale. Nothing for you to watch.
7 days free, no card. Cancel by detaching the EA — there is nothing to unsubscribe from.
None of the three are strategy problems. They are sizing and execution problems — which means you can look for them yourself before you fund an account.
A gold trade that goes 40 points against you is not an opportunity. It is an instruction. Grids and martingales treat it as both: they double the position until it becomes too large to close calmly and the account sits one weekend gap away from zero. Gold gaps. The confidence behind the signal does not change the arithmetic.
Optimise a hundred parameters against one year of gold and you will always get a beautiful curve — and a system with no idea what to do when the volatility regime changes. A 2019–2020 test finds a strategy that loves 2020. Walk-forward, out-of-sample and slippage-adjusted is the only version of the past worth trusting.
Retail gold spread triples at rollover and widens on every release. A backtest that assumes a 2-point spread on a 12-point stop is not a backtest, it is a wish. Every fill behind this EA carries a spread, a commission and a slippage assumption — because the live account will charge you for all three.
What separates a system that survives from one that does not is rarely the entry. It is how much it risks when the entry is wrong.
There is no dashboard to learn and no subscription portal. The EA runs inside your own terminal, on your own account, under your own broker.
Attach AURUM-1 to a single XAUUSD M15 chart on a hedging account, ECN or raw spread, 1:100 leverage or better. Paste the license key, load the default set file, allow algorithmic trading.
Risk is a percentage, not a lot size. The stop distance comes from ATR, the lot comes from the stop and the account balance — so a nervous Friday and a quiet Tuesday put the same money on the line.
The EA opens, manages and closes on its own. You do not sit in front of the terminal: the daily cap, the spread guard and the news blackout are enforced in code. When the cap is hit it goes flat until the next session and stays there.
Four gates before an order is allowed, one position while it is open, two ways out. Everything below is a field in the set file, not a claim on a sales page.
The gates are checked in order and fail fast: a closed session means nothing else is evaluated. An order appears only when all four pass on the same M15 close — which is why some weeks produce no trades at all, and why the EA never forces one.
Every value is editable. If you widen risk to 2%, the daily cap scales with it — the R multiples stay the same, the account survives less.
A $10,000 account at 0.5% risks $50. A 1.5×ATR stop of $5.00 on gold costs $50 per 0.10 lot, so the position is 0.10 lots. When volatility doubles, the lot halves. The stop sets the size — never the other way round.
Hypothetical backtest on XAUUSD M15 from 2019 to 2025, with spread, commission and slippage charged on every fill. Treat it as a shape, not a forecast.
Hypothetical results, modelled at 0.5% risk per trade on a 1:100 account. They are not live trading records, they do not include VPS or swap costs beyond the model, and they will not repeat. Most accounts that lose money on gold lose it faster than this curve suggests. Past performance is not a forecast.
Every EA sounds disciplined in a sales page. These six limits are enforced in the code and cannot be turned off from a checkbox.
Running a funded account? Check the firm's daily-loss rule against your risk setting before you install anything — at 1% risk the −2.0R stop is a 2% day, and the spread you actually get decides whether it holds.
Discipline is not a mood you bring to the screen. It is a rule that fires without asking you.
No card, no auto-charge, no sales call. The trial is the same build you would pay for — one account, full rule set, live or demo.
After day 7 the license stops opening trades. Nothing is charged unless you choose a plan, and updates continue while a license is active.
If yours is not here, the trial email has a real reply address on it.
Recommended, not required. The EA has to keep evaluating M15 closes while your terminal is open, and a home connection that drops for twenty minutes will miss the trail. Any 2 GB Windows VPS within 20 ms of your broker is enough — the install video lists five that work.
Hedging accounts with ECN or raw-spread pricing, minimum 1:100 leverage on gold. Standard accounts with a fixed 40-point gold spread will technically run, but the spread guard will skip most entries and the results will not resemble the curve above.
Yes — that is the point of the trial. Download tick data at 99% quality, run the included .set file, and compare. Your numbers will differ from ours: broker feed, swap and execution quality all move the result, and a difference in either direction is normal.
Between two and five entries a week in a normal gold market, sometimes zero when the volatility gate stays shut. It is not a scalper, so a quiet week is the design working, not a broken license.
The curve above shows 17.1% peak-to-trough at 0.5% risk. Plan for 1.5 times that, because a backtest is always kinder than a live account. If a 25% drawdown on your balance is not survivable, halve the risk setting or do not run it.
No lot ever increases after a loss. Position size is a function of ATR stop distance and your fixed risk percentage, which means the smallest trade often follows the biggest loss. You can verify that in the source journal on the trial account.
The seven days replace a refund policy: you get the full build before any money moves. Monthly licenses can be stopped at any time by not renewing; lifetime licenses are not refundable after the key is issued.
One week, one account, the entire rule set. Watch what it does on a Monday, then judge it on the Friday.