USTEC · M15 · 13:00-20:00 UTC / M15
A USTEC M15 continuation model built around the completed 13:00-14:00 UTC range.
Individual license
$449
One live + one demo MT5 account
Buy via WhatsAppCompatibility and delivery are confirmed before payment.
Current default installer configuration.
Precomputed MT5 evidence · Standard
The graph, native MT5 statistics and trades are precomputed with this EA's exact recommended SET, so changing periods does not launch a tester job.
Pips/points are reconstructed from cached entry and exit prices using 1 pip = 10 broker points. Est. R uses the configured risk and reconstructed balance at entry because MT5 history does not retain the EA's original stop after trailing or break-even changes.
| Closed | EA / mode | Result | Net P/L | Est. R | Pips / points | Evidence source | Price chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading trades for this period… | |||||||
Implemented strategy logic
This standalone US100 configuration measures a fixed one-hour range from 13:00 UTC, then accepts a direct breakout confirmed by a completed M15 candle during the following hour. It uses the opposite range boundary as structural risk, a nominal 6R target and a 20:00 UTC timed close. The 6R objective is not the same as realized average reward because many survivors close at the time limit. Every portfolio BAT installs this standalone session as its own chart with nominal 6r / timed flat and a unique magic number.
The current ORB MQ5 source, exact RR6 SET, untouched one-year MT5 Every Tick report and 10,000-path Monte Carlo audit were reviewed together.
The locked year returned 23.00% with PF 1.72, 50.70% wins and 6.81% drawdown over seventy-one trades. Its Monte Carlo return P5 was only +0.12% and P95 drawdown was 11.25%, so this belongs on demo before live capital. Although the placed target is 6R, timed exits reduced the realized average win-to-loss ratio to about 1.68.
Nominal 6R / timed flat
13:00-20:00 UTC / M15
No extra portfolio-wide session gate is imposed; the EA's native trading window still applies.
The EA converts broker-server time to UTC and measures completed M1 highs, lows and broker tick activity from 13:00 through 14:00 on weekdays only.
Range width must remain between 0.35 and 4.00 times H1 ATR(14), while opening quote activity must reach at least half of the matching window's twenty-session median.
During the sixty minutes after the range completes, a closed M15 candle must finish 0.03 ATR outside the boundary, print a body of at least 55% and reach 0.70 relative tick activity.
A market order uses the far side of the one-hour range plus a 0.10 ATR buffer as its stop. Signals needing more than 3.00 H1 ATR of stop distance are rejected before sizing.
The take-profit order is placed at six times original risk. Break-even, candle trailing, profile filters, VWAP, EMA trend and Dynamic 50/20 are disabled in this exact promoted preset.
Only one trade is allowed per UTC session date, spread may not exceed 12% of range width, volume uses the BAT-selected equity risk with 1% as default, and any survivor closes at 20:00 UTC. The Dynamic 50/20 overlay is disabled in this selected preset, so the EA retains its original stop and exit behavior.
Before you buy
Historical returns are not guaranteed and live execution can differ.
Broker symbol names, spread, slippage and contract size affect results.
The 10,000-path Monte Carlo return P5 was +0.12% and P95 drawdown was 11.25%. The placed target is 6R, but timed exits reduced the locked-year realized average win-to-loss ratio to about 1.68.
No embedded Markov-gate version has been validated for this EA, so Full Safe installs it with the same locked native inputs as Standard mode.
Related systems
Indices · USTEC M30
The strongest tested US100 session variant: a five-minute New York range with a wide 4R objective.
Indices · USTEC M5
A low-frequency USTEC M5 retest model using range quality, VWAP and time-direction controls.
Indices · USTEC M1
Long Nasdaq after a negative New York close, then exit one minute before the next cash open.