MetaTrader 5 gold automation

ECFX XAU Aurum Velocity
MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor

ECFX XAU Aurum Velocity is an independent MT5 EA for XAUUSD M5, designed around completed-bar velocity and multi-bar channel-break conditions with built-in session timing, risk brakes, and equity-based protection.

ECFX XAU Aurum Velocity Strategy Tester summary image
PlatformMetaTrader 5 SymbolXAUUSD (gold) TimeframeM5 ProductEA only Testing inputStock defaults included Market typeHistorical backtest + broker replay

MT5-only build

What this product is designed for

The EA is targeted at traders who run MetaTrader 5 on XAUUSD/M5 and want a complete market logic that combines momentum continuation with protective position rules. It is designed to be traded and tested in the context of broker symbol details, spread, execution model and sizing rules.

Default net profit (stock sample) +$1,432,135.64 USD 50,000 baseline · 2020-01-01 to 2026-08-09
Trade count (stock sample) 16,310 MT5 Strategy Tester with 45% quality real ticks
Profit factor 1.23 Stock-default historical sample
Maximum equity drawdown 15.14% Equivalent USD 25,538.78 in the supplied sample

MT5 evidence and setup context

Watch the official ECFX XAU Aurum Velocity backtest video.

This privacy-enhanced embedded video links to the supplied YouTube demonstration for this EA. The video is for review and educational use only and is not a live account record.

MetaTrader 5 XAUUSD M5 MT5 Strategy Tester logic walkthrough

Backtests and simulations are historical, not a guarantee of live performance or future profitability.

Before attaching to your chart

Recommended MT5 setup checks

Attach the EA to your broker's XAUUSD M5 symbol and verify the exact symbol name, contract size, tick size, spread behaviour, commission model and server time. The supplied defaults are a starting point, so validate inputs that materially affect risk and fills.

As delivered, this EA is intended for MT5 deployment through MQL5 licensing. No `.set` file is required for the stock-default pathway.

Risk disclosure

Automated trading software is high risk and backtests are historical simulations that do not guarantee future performance. Broker data, spread, commission, slippage, leverage, execution mode and account settings can materially affect live results versus historical tests.