Lakshalgo runs a rules-based grid on XAUUSD β sizing every lot and take-profit off the level it's placed at, with no discretionary input once it's live. Load it on MT5 and let the structure do the work.
Instead of forecasting direction, Lakshalgo places orders at fixed intervals below price and scales lot size as the grid extends. Each order carries its own take-profit; the position resolves level by level rather than waiting on a single exit.
What ships when you download the EA file β the platform it runs on, the inputs you control, and what's fixed by design.
MetaTrader 5, any broker that streams XAUUSD. Runs on a standard MT5 terminal β no separate server, VPS optional for uptime.
XAUUSD exclusively. The grid spacing and lot progression are tuned to gold's typical range and volatility β it is not a multi-symbol system.
Grid interval, lot multiplier, starting lot size, maximum grid levels, and take-profit distance are all exposed as adjustable inputs on the chart.
A compiled .ex5 file plus a setup guide, sent after payment is confirmed. No subscription, no license server dependency.
Direct access to me for installation help and input questions. Updates to the file are shared with existing buyers when released.
Verified copy-trading results pulled from the Vantage account this system runs on.
No file, no setup β follow the account directly through Vantage Markets' Copy-Trading and every trade mirrors into your own.
The essentials before you buy.
Lot size steps up by a fixed multiplier as the grid extends, and the maximum level count is capped β you set both before going live, so exposure is bounded rather than open-ended.
Depends on your starting lot, multiplier, and max levels β the minimum account size is 11,000 USC / 1,100 USD on a Cent account. That's the floor; the setup guide walks through sizing further to the grid's worst-case exposure before you turn it on.
No. Gold trading carries real risk of loss, and grid systems can draw down significantly in a sustained trend. Test on a demo account first and only risk what you can afford to lose.
Yes, future revisions to the .ex5 file are shared with existing buyers at no extra cost.
The grid is capped at a maximum drawdown of 40% under the current level and lot settings. This is a hard ceiling by design, not a guarantee β a sustained adverse trend can still produce losses up to that limit.