We have been testing it for some time now as a new variation of another great EA we developed. However, this one performs arbitrage between XAU/USD Futures and XAU/USD Spot.
It uses 3 RSIs: one deployed in the futures market, another in the spot market, and a third one looking for the spread between both markets, searching for gaps and price dislocations. When they drift apart to a certain spread distance—either due to high volatility or high-impact news—the order triangulation is triggered, and a trade is opened within that spread difference.
The spread tends to revert to normal, and that is how the profit is captured. This means that whether the market swings up or down, it won't make the slightest difference because our order is triangulated within the spread gap. If the spread narrows, the balance goes positive regardless of where the market goes.
Capturing small positions will keep filling your pockets with a few dollars, stacking resources so that when the spread truly creates a considerable vacuum, it uses all those captured resources to inject into the ultimate trade, ensuring a steady and very safe growth of your balance. Something similar that inspired us was an EA being sold on the MQL5 website for 7,000 dollars. However, we managed to replicate this feat, and you can acquire it for a fraction of that price.
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Here is an example of how it evaluates the spread distance between the two assets: futures and spot. The range of distance between them is our profit margin because, whether the market goes down or up, the range within the spread expands or contracts accordingly.
This creates a sort of bid and ask that move along with the price. Our orders always oscillate within this margin.
I have never seen anything like this before. Something similar exists on the MQL5 website in one of their most expensive EAs, but with these improvements in measuring the distance using RSI, I have never seen its equal. The RSI becomes dynamic, and when configured specifically, it can tell us exactly when volatility and the spread increase.
Here is a backtest conducted over the last six months, where I used a very conservative mode. As we can see, we have an average drawdown of 5% during this entire 6-month period, which is around 0.8% per month—which is very good. It delivered a return of just over 70% during this same period, consistently, without any drawdown that would scare the trader, and everything is completely automated. This is a very safe way to trade and a highly intelligent way to manage funds.