Powerful Price Action cBot
The Engulfing and Doji entry system rewritten natively in C# for cTrader, with the NomadTrader money management module and a fixed stop on every trade.
Seven cBots written natively in C# for cTrader — not ports running through a bridge. Monte Carlo robustness scores are published for each system as its report is finished. Every one places a fixed stop on entry, and none uses martingale, grid or averaging.
The Engulfing and Doji entry system rewritten natively in C# for cTrader, with the NomadTrader money management module and a fixed stop on every trade.
Doji and Three Black Crows formations filtered through eight moving averages, with a 1:1 minimum reward to risk on every position.
Scores every setup and refuses anything below its threshold, tested across seventeen pairs plus gold. The broadest coverage in the range.
Gold and nothing else, using MFI, ADX and RSI with a fixed stop on every trade and a 1:1 minimum reward to risk.
Enters only when MFI, RSI and CCI all read oversold or overbought together, on an M45 chart. Intraday, with a fixed stop on every trade.
Trades indices rather than currencies, using MFI, Stochastic and RSI. Requires a cTrader broker that offers index CFDs.
MFI, RSI and Stochastic blended for swing entries on H4, with both fixed and dynamic exits. The only system here you can trial before buying.
A backtest tells you what one particular sequence of trades produced. A Monte Carlo simulation takes those same trades, reshuffles the order thousands of times, and reports how the result holds up — the drawdown distribution, the confidence intervals, and how many of the simulated runs finished profitable.
A high score means the result did not depend on lucky ordering. AutoTrade Gold returns 86 out of 100 with a 100% survival rate across 2,000 block-bootstrap simulations. Apex DayTrader returns 76 on the largest sample here, 2,612 trades. Powerful Price Action returns 72 — a lower score, published anyway, because its report shows a much wider Monte Carlo drawdown envelope than its history suggests. Every full report is linked on its card.
Size against the MC P95 figure, not the historical drawdown. That is what these reports advise, and it is why the P95 number is printed on the card next to the score rather than left inside the PDF. Where a column is dashed, no Monte Carlo result has been published for that system yet — that is a gap in the testing, not a verdict on the system.
Gain percentages. They live on Myfxbook alongside the drawdown, the trade count and the dates — the context that makes them mean anything.
Guarantees. Past performance, backtested or live, does not indicate future results. Every system here can lose money.
Estimates dressed as measurements. Where a figure has not been published, this page says so.