How it works
The robot is a set of rules, not a prediction engine. It waits for one of five defined situations on the Dow Jones index, opens a single position with its stop already decided, and closes by rule. Everything below is the shape of that process — the exact parameters are what you are licensing.
Five independent arms
Each arm looks for a different situation and keeps its own state. They share the instrument but rarely the moment, which is why the combined result is steadier than any arm alone — you can see that split out on the performance page.
- Opening-range arm — the highest-frequency component, working the behaviour around the session open.
- Two long arms — selective continuation entries, few trades, high hit rate.
- Two short arms — the mirror logic for downside conditions, which is what carries the result when the index stops going up.
Risk rules that never change
- One position per arm. No adding to a loser, no averaging down, no grid, no martingale.
- The stop is set before entry and is not moved away from price — only toward it.
- Fixed size per trade, so a losing streak costs what you decided it would cost, not what the market decides.
- It survives restarts. On start-up it adopts positions it already owns instead of opening duplicates — a failure mode that quietly doubles exposure in many robots.
What it does not do
It does not trade news, does not recover losses by increasing size, does not promise a monthly return, and does not touch instruments other than the one it is configured for. If there is no setup, it does nothing — sometimes for weeks.
The licence
- Bound to your trading account number. One licence, one account; moving to a different account is a request to us, not a copy-paste.
- Parameters are delivered from our server in a signed package. The file on your machine is inert without them, which is what stops it being passed around.
- Six-day offline grace. If our licence server is unreachable, the robot keeps trading from its last signed response for up to six days, then stops taking new entries. It never closes or abandons a position you already hold because of a licence check.
What you need
- MetaTrader 5 with a broker that offers the US30 index.
- A machine that stays online — a VPS is the usual answer.
- Your account number, so the licence can be issued.