The Last Broker EA V1.4 – Two Trailing Styles for Gold

Some traders like to lock in profit early. Others prefer to give a trade room. The Last Broker EA lets you choose. It trades XAUUSD on MetaTrader 5 with two strategies that differ mainly in how they trail the stop.

Both strategies set a take profit and stop loss in advance. There is no grid and no Martingale sizing. In addition, an on-chart panel shows balance, equity, open trades and margin at a glance.

Two Live Signals

Strategy 1 – Precision Trail

Live Signal: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2395966

• +32.22% in 3 weeks
• $1,575.50 profit on $5,000
• 100% winning trades (10 trades)
• 5.55% max drawdown

Strategy 2 – Extended Trail

Live Signal: https://www.mql5.com/en/signals/2396636

• +42.49% in 4 weeks
• $1,931.82 profit on $4,547
• 80% winning trades (20 trades)
• 36.55% max drawdown

Strategy 2 earned more, but its drawdown is far deeper. So for most accounts, Strategy 1 is the calmer place to start.

How the Two Strategies Differ

• Precision Trail starts trailing earlier and stays close to price.
• Extended Trail starts later and keeps a wider distance.

The Last Broker EA Settings

• Two XAUUSD algorithms plus an optional alternative entry mode
• Dynamic position sizing or a manual lot
• Risk profiles from 0 to 5
• Adjustable TP, SL and trailing
• Optional account and daily drawdown protection
• Spread and execution limits, plus a Friday entry setting

Technical Specifications

Version: 1.4
Platform: MetaTrader 5
Symbol: XAUUSD
Strategies: 2
Risk Profiles: 0 to 5
Martingale / Grid: No

Quick Setup

1. Put the .ex5 file in the MQL5/Experts folder and restart MetaTrader 5.
2. Open an XAUUSD chart.
3. Drag the EA onto the chart, pick your lot or risk mode and turn on Algo Trading.
4. Run it on demo for a while first, because spreads and execution differ from broker to broker.

You can also compare it with our other MT5 robots.

Risk Warning

Leveraged Gold trading is risky. Both signals are only a few weeks old, so their numbers can change a lot. Test first and only trade money you can afford to lose.