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I automate the creation of trading strategies in MetaTrader 5 (MQL5).
My job is to use algorithms to generate and validate approaches that are robust and profitable, but often not obvious to others.
| All our Expert Advisors: https://www.mql5.com/en/users/envex/seller
| New MQL5 Group: https://www.mql5.com/en/messages/01c72081307dda01
| Telegram Channel: https://t.me/+Jwdm825813I1Nzk0
My job is to use algorithms to generate and validate approaches that are robust and profitable, but often not obvious to others.
| All our Expert Advisors: https://www.mql5.com/en/users/envex/seller
| New MQL5 Group: https://www.mql5.com/en/messages/01c72081307dda01
| Telegram Channel: https://t.me/+Jwdm825813I1Nzk0
Enrique Enguix
🔍 What we’re testing is not an EA with one strategy, but an engine that evolves inside MT5.
During a 5-year backtest, the Expert Advisor created thousands of different strategies on its own.
Most were discarded. Only a handful passed the robustness filters and stress tests, and just those were actually applied in the simulated market.
A few days later, the EA generated a completely new set of strategies, validated them again, and repeated the cycle over and over.
➡️ The key insight is not that “a few strategies” survived for five years.
The real point is that, for five years, the EA has been continuously creating and adapting strategies, dynamically adjusting to the market.
This monolithic approach inside MT5 shows us something powerful: not a robot with a fixed recipe, but a living system of logic generation and selection.
Does this mean we’re ready to launch it live?
No. 🚫 I’m not a kamikaze: I’m still learning, exploring, and validating.
But what we’re seeing opens a very different path from what is usually meant by an “EA.”
During a 5-year backtest, the Expert Advisor created thousands of different strategies on its own.
Most were discarded. Only a handful passed the robustness filters and stress tests, and just those were actually applied in the simulated market.
A few days later, the EA generated a completely new set of strategies, validated them again, and repeated the cycle over and over.
➡️ The key insight is not that “a few strategies” survived for five years.
The real point is that, for five years, the EA has been continuously creating and adapting strategies, dynamically adjusting to the market.
This monolithic approach inside MT5 shows us something powerful: not a robot with a fixed recipe, but a living system of logic generation and selection.
Does this mean we’re ready to launch it live?
No. 🚫 I’m not a kamikaze: I’m still learning, exploring, and validating.
But what we’re seeing opens a very different path from what is usually meant by an “EA.”
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