MonsterProfit-EA · Setting example · Backtest
Choose the setting.
Know the trade-off.
Two example risk profiles, account-type guidance, and the original
backtest materials in one place. Use these figures as setup
references—not as promises of future returns.
Medium / low risk
Account-type guide
Required timeframe
Watch first
Video guides
Review both videos before changing the lot size or running
MonsterProfit-EA on a live account.
MonsterProfit-EA setup guidance
Settings and operation reference
Capital and account type
Initial lot-size guide
A micro account offers finer lot-size control for smaller allocations.
The original guide recommends considering a standard account after
capital exceeds $45,000.
Micro account
Recommended for more precise position sizing and smoother
balance-linked adjustments at smaller capital levels.
Standard account
Consider transitioning when capital exceeds $45,000, subject to your
broker’s contract size and symbol specifications.
| Account | Reference capital | Medium risk | Low risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $10,000 | 0.15 lot | 0.10 lot |
| Micro | $1,000 | 1.5 lots | 1.0 lot |
Scale it to your actual capital and chosen risk/return balance. Confirm
your broker’s symbol, contract size, minimum lot, and lot step before
trading because account specifications can differ.
Backtest examples
Two risk profiles
The figures below reproduce the original backtest presentation. They
are hypothetical historical results and should not be treated as
expected monthly performance.
Profile 01 · Higher exposure
Medium risk · Medium return
Intended to balance faster growth with the ability to operate
through difficult market conditions. This profile carries
materially more exposure than the low-risk example.
Original approximate initial monthly-rate figure
Original stated average monthly-rate figure
Original four-year backtest multiple
The source material cites the volatile conditions associated with
the war in Ukraine as an example of the environment this setting was
intended to navigate. A function can stop new entries around major
announcements, but that discretionary protection is not represented
fully in a standard backtest. The source estimates real-world risk
at about 70% of the backtest value; this remains an estimate rather
than a verified risk reduction.
Timeframe: M15. For the standard-account reference
of $10,000, the example initial lot is 0.15. For the micro-account
reference of $1,000, it is 1.5 lots.
Profile 02 · Lower exposure
Low risk · Low return
A more defensive example designed to prioritize resilience during
turbulent conditions, while still accepting the substantial risks
of leveraged gold trading.
Original approximate initial monthly-rate figure
Original stated average monthly-rate figure
Original four-year backtest multiple
This setting uses a smaller initial lot and is presented as the
safer of the two examples. The major-announcement entry filter is not
fully reflected in the backtest, so live results can differ
substantially. The original estimate of risk at about 70% of the
backtest value is not a guarantee of lower live drawdown.
Timeframe: M15. For the standard-account reference
of $10,000, the example initial lot is 0.10. For the micro-account
reference of $1,000, it is 1.0 lot.
Before activation
Four checks
Treat the examples as a starting framework. Confirm every item against
your own broker and account before enabling automated trading.
Select the account
Use micro or standard based on capital and the broker’s contract
specifications.
Choose one profile
Select medium or low risk before calculating the initial lot.
Set M15
Attach MonsterProfit-EA to the required 15-minute chart.
Test before live use
Verify symbol, lot step, execution, and EA behavior in a demo
environment first.
