RTX Barbar EA MT5 v3.35 with SetFiles (Unlimited)

The EA uses a Multi-Indicator Filter strategy. It analyzes market momentum and trends using SAR (Parabolic Stop and Reverse), EMA (Exponential Moving Average), and RSI (Relative Strength Index). Trades are only initiated when these indicators align, ensuring the bot enters during high-probability setups rather than just random price movements.

If a trade moves into a drawdown, the EA activates its Advanced Recovery & Pair Closing logic. It uses a structured grid system to place additional orders at strategic levels. Crucially, it employs "Paired Closing," where profitable orders are used to offset and close the furthest losing orders in a basket, effectively reducing net exposure and "cleaning up" the drawdown without needing a full market reversal.

Yes, it is primarily designed and optimized for Gold. Gold is known for having sharp trends followed by significant retracements; RTX Barbar’s strategy is built to survive the "trend" phase and exit profitably during the "retracement" or ranging phase.

In 2-month reverse testing on XAUUSD:
✅ Initial Deposit: $20,000
✅ Total Net Profit: $36,214.77
✅ Maximum Drawdown: 2.83%
Note: These results indicate a very high-performance setup with low risk, but real-world results depend heavily on the broker's spread and execution speed.

It uses a Structured Martingale/Grid Scaling logic. However, it is not "blind" martingale. The lot multiplication is controlled by specific caps and recovery systems, meaning it won't infinitely double lot sizes until the account is blown. It focuses on "Smart Scaling" based on indicator confirmations.

As the number of open orders in a grid (a "basket") increases, the EA automatically adjusts the Break-Even point. This ensures that as exposure grows, the target profit level moves closer to the current price, allowing the EA to exit the entire trade sequence much faster once the market shows signs of a reversal.

Absolutely. In fact, for traders with smaller balances (starting at $100), using a Cent Account is highly recommended. This allows the EA to have the necessary "margin room" to execute its grid and recovery logic without hitting a margin call.

Experts recommend utilizing the Session & Spread Filters. These settings prevent the EA from opening new grids during high-impact news or periods of poor liquidity (like the market rollover). Keeping the "Recovery Mode" active is essential for maintaining the low drawdown seen in tests.

Because of its Multi-Layer Risk Control and low drawdown (2.83% in tests), it is a strong candidate for prop firm challenges. However, users must ensure the "Daily Loss Limit" and "Equity Safeguard" settings are strictly configured to match the specific prop firm's rules.

Yes. Because RTX Barbar manages complex grids and dynamic break-even points, it must remain connected to the broker server 24/7. Even a brief disconnect could cause the EA to miss a "Paired Closing" event, leading to an unmanaged drawdown. A low-latency Forex VPS is mandatory.