What results has Gold Pulse EA actually produced? +

The documented result is a single live session on February 27, 2026: $894.49 profit from a $500 deposit across 13 trades in 65 minutes on XAUUSD. No multi-month track record or Myfxbook-verified signal exists at this time. This result shows the EA can execute and close profitable grid sequences — it does not validate long-term consistency. Treat this as early evidence, not confirmed performance history.

Is Gold Pulse EA a martingale or grid system — and what's the real risk? +

Gold Pulse EA uses a grid system — it opens additional orders at fixed 10-pip intervals as price moves against the initial position, up to a maximum of 10 orders. This is not martingale (lot sizes do not double), but exposure still compounds. A sharp, sustained gold move against open grid legs can produce drawdown faster than the 500-point take-profit recovers it. Reducing MaxOrders to 5 and starting with $1,000+ significantly lowers this risk.

Does the news filter actually prevent trading during high-impact events? +

Yes — the built-in news filter blocks new entries 30 minutes before and 15 minutes after events including FOMC, NFP, CPI, PPI, GDP, Fed announcements, and PCE. It filters both USD and XAU news, and requires a WebRequest connection to https://rfs.faireconomy.media. You must enable WebRequests in MT4 terminal settings for the filter to function — without this step, the filter will not activate.

Which brokers work best with Gold Pulse EA? +

Use an ECN or STP broker with XAUUSD spread consistently below 20 points. The EA includes a 200-point spread cap that blocks trade execution when spreads widen — this protects against news spikes but also means the EA will not trade if your broker's normal spread exceeds this threshold. Brokers with raw-spread accounts on gold (IC Markets, Pepperstone, FP Markets) are typically compatible. Test spread levels during your intended trading hours before going live.

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

The minimum documented deposit is $500, but this carries high risk with 10 grid orders active. A $1,000–$2,000 deposit gives the EA enough margin buffer to survive multi-leg grid sequences without hitting a margin call. At $500, reduce MaxOrders to 5 and monitor floating drawdown daily. Auto lot sizing uses 0.2% risk per trade by default — do not increase this until you have 90+ days of demo results showing stable drawdown behaviour.

What are the main risks and how do I manage them? +

The primary risk is a fast, directional gold move opening 8–10 grid positions simultaneously against price — floating losses can exceed account margin before the take-profit level is reached. Manage this by capping MaxOrders at 5–7 initially, keeping deposit at $1,000+, and watching open trade count daily. The built-in news filter reduces spike exposure, but cannot prevent all gap events. With conservative settings, realistic outcomes range from steady session gains to 10–25% drawdown periods during trending gold markets — recoverable under normal oscillating conditions within 4–8 weeks.

What broker server GMT offset do I need to configure? +

Gold Pulse EA requires you to set the GMT offset to match your broker's MT4 server time. The default parameter is GMT+2, which suits most European-regulated brokers. If your broker runs on a different GMT offset, adjust the parameter before running the EA — an incorrect offset shifts session start/end times and can cause trades to open outside your intended hours. Check your broker's server time in the MT4 terminal clock before configuring.

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.