MT5 Grid and Recovery EA

Ok. Let me retest EA using real tick data for the same period, same default settings, same broker, and same initial deposite

Current Gold demo testing on XAUUSD M3.
This is a long-running demo account that has been used for continuous testing over an extended period, so the current balance reflects accumulated demo results rather than the recommended starting balance.
The EA is running with the default settings, and this screenshot shows the current live forward-test status.

Excellent Sir... keep it up

Please start by testing it on a demo account. I am still working on the settings for backtesting, and I will let you know once the testing is complete.

Already in two accounts running ... Both EA from today's Morning...Sir
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Current Gold demo testing on XAUUSD M3.
This is a long-running demo account that has been used for continuous testing over an extended period, so the current balance reflects accumulated demo results rather than the recommended starting balance.
The EA is running with the default settings, and this screenshot shows the current live forward-test status.

My feedback of todays...

Most people place a great deal of importance on backtesting. However, I tend to view demo and live-account testing differently, because the market in real time is often described as a living organism.
By repeatedly testing on demo and live accounts, I made many adjustments and discovered that those changes could sometimes produce different results in backtesting. I have also developed many EAs that performed successfully in backtests, only to find that their behavior was quite different on demo and live accounts.
Since then, I have mainly used backtesting to observe the overall trading flow and to check whether the general direction of the strategy is correct. For me, backtesting is an important reference, but it is not the final proof of how an EA will behave in real market conditions.
However, I have once again encountered a major challenge: most people still prioritize backtest results above everything else. For that reason, I am currently adjusting the settings so that the EA can also remain stable and survive under backtesting conditions.
As soon as I obtain meaningful results, I will share the data and the updated version.

If the yellow line represents the projected full-basket closing level, point 1 shows that although the current floating loss appears large, the actual loss measured from the start of the cycle is relatively small. This is because realized profit has already been accumulated during the cycle.




This is the current situation after the entire basket was closed.