Classic Breakout Surfer EA V1.3 MT5 – Catch Gold Breakouts Automatically

Gold can break out in seconds. For this reason, Classic Breakout Surfer EA watches XAUUSD on the M1 chart in MetaTrader 5 and handles every step of the trade.

Moreover, the robot uses no Martingale, no Grid and no averaging down. It also supports GBPUSD, USDJPY and BTCUSD.

Live Signal Results

Live Signal: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2394414

• Growth: +77.40% in 5 weeks
• Profit: $33.83 on a $43.71 deposit
• Winning trades: 85.71% of 14
• Max drawdown: 18.07%
• Max deposit load: 28.46%
• Broker: IC Markets, 1:500 leverage

However, the account is only 5 weeks old with 14 trades. Therefore, check the link for the newest figures.

How Classic Breakout Surfer EA Trades

1. First, it reads market structure on several timeframes.
2. Then, it places orders once its breakout rules are met.
3. After that, it moves protective levels as profit grows.
4. Finally, spike protection can lock part of a sudden gain.

Features You Can Control

• Percent risk, fixed lot or balance-based sizing
• Maximum total risk and maximum trades
• Optional daily loss limit
• News filter using the MT5 calendar
• Spread protection
• Live dashboard

Also, the news filter only works on live and demo charts, because MT5 gives no calendar data to the Strategy Tester.

Technical Specifications

Platform: MetaTrader 5
Main Symbol: XAUUSD (Gold)
Other Symbols: GBPUSD, USDJPY, BTCUSD
Timeframe: M1
Martingale / Grid / Averaging: No
Account Types: ECN or Raw Spread, hedging or netting
Server Time: GMT+2 / GMT+3, with an adjustment option
Minimum Deposit: $100

Quick Setup

1. First, put the .ex5 file in MQL5/Experts and restart MT5.
2. Next, attach the EA to an XAUUSD M1 chart.
3. Then choose your risk.
4. Finally, test it on demo for a few weeks.

Finally, for more robots, see our MT5 category.

Risk Warning

However, leveraged Gold trading with Classic Breakout Surfer EA is risky, and you can lose your deposit. In addition, past results don’t guarantee future ones. So test first and only trade money you can afford to lose.