This robot comes with multiple preset files for applying different money management strategies but the settings used in the backtest uses the Cumulative Wins Money Management strategy with a 16 unit cycle target and can be started with as little as a $250-300 beginning balance. It increases the lot size by 1 unit following wins and decreases the lot size by 4 units following losses. Therefore, lot sizes drop very rapidly following losses to help protect your principal and any accumulated profits made up to that point in the cycle. Notice in the 2nd cycle below how the lot sizes drop back to 1 unit at trade #54 while still being in profit for that cycle, which started at trade #31.

In this model (preset file 16a), each 16 unit cycle target averages about 282% when allocating US$250 balance per 0.01 unit size. Despite the max peak-to-valley draw-down of $423 in the backtest, the max "CYCLE" draw-down was only $102, which is the actual risk to your principal in the past 5 years with this model (read my ebook to learn about Money Management Cycles). The average 16 unit money management cycle lasts 9.6 months, which means you only need to make a lot adjustment to compound your profits once every 9-10 months, on average. In the meantime, the EA will be auto-compounding your profit up to your 16 unit cycle target. At that time, you may increase your lot settings based on your new balance to scale the model up for the next 16 unit cycle. For example, if your balance is $1000+ at the end of your first 16 unit cycle, your new Minimum Lot and Unit Size would be 0.04 lots with a 0.64 Maximum Lot (a 16 unit cycle target). Your balance at the end of your 2nd cycle should be around $3800 if you stick to the system. The report below stays at 0.01 unit size throughout the entire 59 month backtest so it does not show compounding of profits between cycles.

Settings from Preset File "16a".

Recommended Money Management Settings for accounts as small as $250:
The equity curve above does NOT include cycle-to-cycle compounding of profits.  To average 282% profit per 16 unit cycle, you must compound your profits each time a 16 unit cycle target is hit (once every 9-10 months) using 0.01 lot unit size per $250 balance.

Minimum Lot: 0.01 (Minimum $250 per 0.01 Lot)
Unit Size Up: 0.01 (Set equal to your Minimum Lot setting above)
Unit Size Dn: 0.04 (Set to 4x your Unit Size Up setting)
Maximum Lot: 0.16 (Set to 16x your Unit Size Up setting)
Stay At Max Lots: False

NOTE: The money management settings of 0.01 Unit Size per $250 balance are my MAXIMUM recommended leverage. The maximum "cycle" draw-down (potential dips into your investment capital) in this model was $102 (or 40.8% of $250) since Feb 2015. If this is beyond your risk threshold, simply allocate more than $250 per 0.01 unit size. For example, the same $102 cycle draw-down on a $500 balance is only 20.4% so allocate the appropriate risk capital according to your own risk tolerance. The recommended $250 investment per 0.01 unit size is designed to keep typical "cycle" draw-downs below 50% based on the previous 5-years of data but it's always possible to have larger draw-downs in the future. Adjust your lot sizes down if your draw-down threshold is ever reached.

Trading Hours (GMT+2 March - Nov, GMT+3 Nov - March):
Start Time: 0:15
End Time: 23:45

These time settings are to prevent the robot from trading at "End of Day" rollover time when the spreads are typically much larger. However, the Max Spread setting in the EA properties will automatically skip trades when the spread is larger than your maximum allowed setting.

This model of the robot (preset file 5a) uses the Cumulative Wins Money Management strategy with a 5 Unit "Stay At Max" target (read my ebook to learn my "Stay At Max" strategy). It increases the lot size by 1 unit following each win and subtracts 4 units following each loss greater than 100 pips. On a winning streak, the lot size will stay at 5 units (the Max Lot setting) until a loss occurs. Since winning streaks can last a very long time, these 5 unit trades can really add up without progressing to really large lot sizes that might exceed your broker's maximum allowed leverage. This is a good strategy to use at US and UK brokers who have 50:1 and 30:1 max leverage.

This model can be started with as little as a $175 beginning balance. In this model, each profitable cycle averages about 195% when allocating $175 margin per 0.01 unit size. Adjust your money management settings up or down according to your own allocated balance and risk tolerance. In this model, the average profitable cycle lasts 8 months, although the 7th cycle is still going strong. 

Money Management Cycles: To achieve an average of 195% ROI per cycle, you must compound your profits between money management cycles. (Read my ebook to learn my Money Management System). To compound your profits, increase your lots sizes after each cycle based on your new balance. With this model, a cycle ends after any loss greater than 100 pips, which causes the lot size to drop back to 1 unit to lock in your accumulated profits and start a new cycle. This is your signal to compound profits, assuming you have enough profit to justify the lot increase (minimum $175 profit). I have marked the end of each cycle in the backtest above. While the maximum peak-to-valley draw-down was $187, the maximum "CYCLE" draw-down was only $76 because you measure from the loss that ends the highest previous cycle to the lowest point in the following cycles. This is the potential loss to your next cycle's starting capital, while the loss that ends your cycle is usually some profit that you gave back.

Money Management Settings for accounts as small as $175:

Minimum Lot: 0.01 (Minimum $175 allocated capital per 0.01 lot)
Unit Size Up: 0.01 (Set equal to your Minimum Lot setting above)
Unit Size Dn: 0.04 (Set to 4x your Unit Size Up setting)
Maximum Lot: 0.05 (Set to 5x your Unit Size Up setting)
Stay At Max Lots: True

NOTE: $175 is the absolute MINIMUM investment allocation I recommend per 0.01 Minimum Lot and Unit Size and is designed to keep typical cycle draw-downs below 50% based on the previous 59 months of historical data. However, it is always possible to have larger draw-downs in the future. Therefore, I recommend decreasing your leverage (allocating more than $175 per 0.01 unit size) after you have reached a comfortable return per cycle to help protect your accumulated profits.

Trading Hours (GMT+2 March - Nov / GMT+3 Nov - March):
Start Time: 0:15
End Time: 23:45

These time settings are to prevent the robot from trading at "End of Day" rollover time when the spreads are typically much larger. However, the Max Spread setting in the EA properties will automatically skip trades when the spread is larger than your maximum allowed setting.

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