Indices · USTEC M30
US100 ORB New York M30
The strongest tested US100 session variant: a five-minute New York range with a wide 4R objective.
USTEC · M5 · 09:30-15:55 New York / M5
A low-frequency USTEC M5 retest model using range quality, VWAP and time-direction controls.
Individual license
$449
One live + one demo MT5 account
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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 |
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Implemented strategy logic
This V3 configuration builds the first thirty minutes of the New York cash session, requires a strong volume-backed breakout and waits up to three completed M5 candles for a controlled retest of the broken edge. It retains its native 2R target and 1R break-even rule. Its positive one-year result contains only five trades, so the page presents it as a cautious demo candidate rather than strong proof. Every portfolio BAT installs this standalone session as its own chart with fixed 2r / be at 1r and a unique magic number.
Readable MQ5 source, the exact V3 time-direction SET, its one-year native MT5 report and the longer 2020-2026 context were reviewed together.
The exact last-year report returned 1.54% with PF 1.53, 60.00% wins and 2.73% drawdown, but only five trades occurred. The broader 2020-2026 context returned 18.70% with PF 2.16 over fifty-three trades; that longer sample is context rather than untouched one-year proof.
Fixed 2R / BE at 1R
09:30-15:55 New York / M5
No extra portfolio-wide session gate is imposed; the EA's native trading window still applies.
The EA measures USTEC high, low and broker tick activity from 09:30 through 10:00 New York, using automatic daylight-saving and broker-server offset conversion.
Opening activity must reach 0.60 of its twenty-session baseline and range width must stay between 0.05 and 0.35 of daily ATR, excluding unusually quiet or expanded cash opens.
A completed M5 candle needs 0.90 relative tick activity, a body covering at least 75% of its range, a 0.015 daily-ATR boundary buffer and agreement with session VWAP.
Up to three completed M5 candles may return to the broken opening-range edge. A retest tolerance above 0.25 range or pre-retest excursion above 0.60 range cancels the setup.
Both directions are allowed from 10:00-10:29 New York, only longs from 10:30-10:59, and only shorts from 11:00 until the 11:30 entry cutoff.
The stop sits beyond the opposite range boundary with a 0.05 range buffer, advances to break-even at +1R and targets 2R. The BAT-selected equity risk defaults to 1%, and exposure closes by 15:55 New York. 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.
Only five trades occurred in the displayed one-year period. The broader 2020-2026 report returned 18.70% with PF 2.16 over fifty-three trades, but that longer result is context rather than a substitute for fresh forward evidence.
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.
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