What results has Supply Demand EA ProBot actually achieved? +

The only documented results are buyer-reported demo figures: $6,000 and $11,000 profit on a $50,000 FTMO demo account in overnight sessions (reported August 2024). No independent Myfxbook signal or audited backtest exists in the available data. These figures come from a single buyer under demo conditions — execution quality, spreads, and fill speed on a live account will differ. Treat these numbers as indicative of potential, not guaranteed performance. Run your own 90-day demo before committing real capital.

Does Supply Demand EA ProBot work on FTMO and other prop firm accounts? +

One reviewer used it on a $50,000 FTMO demo account and reported passing-level profits, but this was a demo — not an official FTMO evaluation. The EA's circuit-breaker stops (halts after 4 wins or 2 losses) help limit runaway drawdown, which aligns with prop firm daily loss rules. Whether it meets your specific firm's drawdown and consistency rules depends on your settings. Test on a demo that mirrors your prop firm's parameters for at least 60 days before attempting a live challenge.

Which timeframe works best with this EA? +

The developer documents M5 as the default timeframe on EURUSD, and the on-chart configuration shown uses M5. The EA supports M1 through Monthly — lower timeframes generate more signals but increase sensitivity to spread costs. Higher timeframes (H1, H4) produce fewer, wider zones. Start with M5 or M15 to match the documented setup before experimenting with other timeframes.

What makes Supply Demand EA ProBot different from other supply demand EAs? +

Most supply demand EAs use a single zone definition. This EA classifies zones into five width categories — Super Narrow (4.9 pips) through Wide (29.4 pips) — letting you filter for only the tightest, highest-probability levels. The built-in Stop After X Winners / Losers circuit breaker also adds a session-level risk control not common in zone-based EAs.

How much capital do I need to run this EA safely? +

No minimum deposit is documented by the developer. At the default 1% risk per trade setting, a $1,000 account risks $10 per trade — workable but leaves little buffer during losing streaks. A $2,000–$5,000 balance gives the lot-sizing algorithm more room to operate within safe drawdown ranges. Do not fund a live account until you have completed at least 90 days of demo testing at your chosen risk percentage.

What are the main risks and how does the EA manage them? +

The primary risk is zone invalidation in choppy or news-driven markets — when price breaks through identified levels instead of reversing, stop-losses trigger repeatedly. The EA controls this through percentage-based position sizing (default 1%), a configurable SL ratio, and a circuit breaker that halts trading after 2 consecutive losses. At 1% risk per trade with a 2-loss stop, maximum sequential exposure before the EA pauses is roughly 2% of account equity. Realistic outcome on a well-configured $2,000 account ranges from controlled small losses during unfavourable periods to steady compounding when trend and zone structure align.

What broker should I use with Supply Demand EA ProBot? +

Use an ECN or STP broker with EURUSD spreads consistently below 1.5 pips during London and New York sessions. The EA's default spread reading is documented at 1.1 pips — wider spreads compress the TP target on a 1:1 ratio and reduce edge. Avoid market-maker brokers with variable spreads above 2 pips. A VPS located near your broker's server reduces latency when price enters a zone.

What support do I get after purchase? +

You get direct support from our team through Telegram (t.me/besteaforex6868) and email ([email protected]). We typically respond within 2-4 hours during business hours (GMT+0). Our support covers: EA installation guidance, settings optimization for your broker, and troubleshooting technical issues. When contacting us, please include: your email, order ID, and screenshots of any error messages for faster resolution.