XFXea EA Review

As it’s been mentioned before, XFXea has got only one real trading account on Myfxbook that works on two available for this robot currency pairs at the same – AUDUSD and EURUSD.

The XFXea on its official account has been able to collect 1884.88% of profit during its trading time which started in September 2018. As we can see from the screenshot below the EA struggled a bit in December – February 2019 having some fixed drawdowns that have been covered for a longer period than usual. But the fact that the EA has a straight upward movement and shows high profits gives me a reason to say that XFXea potentially has a chance to become one of the top-ranked EAs on InsiderFX.

The EA’s maximum floating drawdown reached 53.37% of the deposit and the average monthly profit is 12.32%. The highest fixed drawdown that Myfxbook was able to trace was 39.65% of the deposit which you can see on the graph screenshot below.

There are real trading statistics of XFX EA available since September 2018 which gives us 25 months of trading to analyze. The average profit to drawdown ratio of XFXea according to the gain and drawdown levels on Myfxbook statistics is approximately 1:0.71 if relying on the 53.37% maximum drawdown number.

The system obviously does not use compound interest in its trading as we can see that the starting lot size hasn’t changed during more than two years of trading period (look at the screenshots below).

The developer claims that “XFXea calculates an entry point by evaluating in a special way a certain number of bars and then forms an important range. Based on this range, it determines how and when to start trading”.

It is a kind of basic information but there is no detailed information about the process and the algorithm of the calculation. Still, as we can see the algorithm works pretty well since the EA shows high-profit results.

The developer also claims that XFXea “is aimed at bringing regular profits regardless of the market situation. Thanks to special calculations and transaction algorithms, we were able to ensure that the system practically doesn’t have loss periods. Even if XFXea closes some trades at a loss, very soon after that the EA quickly covers the loss by using a special algorithm. And most importantly, all this is done without using the principle of Martingale”.

According to this, it becomes clearer why the trading graph looks a bit sharp. The EA is programmed in such a way and so it is kind of a part of the trading strategy of the XFXea. Or, in other words, all the small downward movements are covered which is a part of the system’s logic.

Analyzing XFXea’s trading graphs I did not find the situations or trades that would show a sign of the Martingale strategy. The trades are opened and closed differently from time to time. Sometimes in the trading, there could happen two or three-trades grids but there are no signs of Martingale for sure (check out the screenshot below).

During its trading, XFXea has managed to complete 193 trades on AUDUSD currency pair and 169 trades on EURUSD currency pair which in total is 362 trades. It gives me a reason to confirm that the EA completes the trades on average once in two days. And it confirms another developer’s claim that XFXea trades regularly without long “silent” periods.

The trading results also confirm that the system manages to choose an appropriate entry point as we see that the percent of the winning orders of XFXea is 68% and 72% on AUDUSD and EURUSD respectively while there are only 32% and 28% of losing trades on the account (look on the screenshot below).

The average time that XFXea takes for trades to close is in the range of a few minutes to a bit more than 3 days. There are very few trades that’s been closed in a longer period which you can see on the screenshot below.