ATS Origin Portfolio Run Four Forex EAs on One MT5 Account

Four Expert Advisors built in-house, each pairing rule-based entries with a customized grid recovery, run together on one MetaTrader 5 account across five currency pairs. Because the strategies and symbols differ, they rarely draw down simultaneously. That correlation gap is the entire reason for running a basket rather than a single robot.

The license is linked to your MetaTrader account number. You can use any of the EAs in the portfolio on up to 5 (or 10) trading accounts simultaneously. At any time, you can add, remove, or replace your licensed accounts directly from your ATS Profile page. This flexible licensing system ensures you can continue using your EAs, even if you change brokers or trading accounts.

It is traded at low risk, aiming for 4-5% a month across the whole portfolio. This is a target, and returns are never certain - they vary with market conditions, and grid trading can produce equity dips of around 30% along the way.

We accept a maximum equity dip of around 30% as an unavoidable part of grid trading. Thanks to diversification, the combined portfolio drawdown only marginally exceeds the largest single-strategy drawdown, because the strategies draw down at different times.

One robot ties your whole account to one strategy on one symbol. Spread across four strategies and five pairs, losing stretches overlap less often, which improves return relative to drawdown. You can therefore target more on a single account without a proportional jump in risk.

Version 1 covers AUDCAD, AUDCHF, NZDUSD, EURUSD and GBPUSD across four EAs, since one runs on two pairs. NZDUSD is scheduled for replacement by EURGBP because it overlaps with both the AUD and USD exposure already present. Pair selection gets reviewed regularly.

At $1,000 the grid recovery has too little margin room and the diversification stops working, because position sizes round down to the same minimum lot regardless of strategy. Five thousand gives each EA enough room to size differently, which is what makes the basket behave like a portfolio.

Grid, configured in EA Studio, applied instead of closing at the original stop loss. Position sizing does not double after losses the way classic martingale does, though exposure still grows while a trade sits underwater. That is a real risk, which is why the whole basket runs conservatively.

Every EA passes our internal checks before it ships: [name the specific tests, for example Monte Carlo variation, out-of-sample validation, and spread sensitivity]. Then it is backtested alone and, where the data allows, alongside the others to measure how combined drawdown behaves relative to individual figures.

Yes, treat it as required rather than recommended. Grid recovery manages open positions continuously, so a terminal that sleeps or drops its connection leaves trades unmanaged mid-sequence. A hosted server near your broker keeps execution stable and removes any dependency on your own machine staying awake.

Yes, and that is deliberate. Performance is reviewed against expectations on a schedule, with revisions shipped as needed. The NZDUSD to EURGBP swap is the first planned change. Every update reaches existing owners at no cost, so the version you buy is never the version you are stuck with.

Every future revision to the four current EAs, plus any new EAs added to this portfolio, at no additional charge for as long as the product exists. Separate portfolios released later, such as the planned low-correlation basket, are priced separately rather than included automatically.

No, MT5 only. The EAs were built using EA Studio's grid feature and rely on MT5 order handling, so there is no MT4 build and none is planned. If you are on MT4, the commodity and single-pair robots in our catalog are the alternative worth looking at instead.

An MT5 hedging account. Netting accounts merge positions on the same symbol into one, which breaks grid recovery entirely. Brokers enforcing FIFO rules, including most US-regulated ones, create similar problems. Confirm your account type with your broker before purchase rather than after.

Sometimes, though check the rules first. Many funding programs restrict grid strategies or cap floating drawdown at levels a grid system will breach during normal operation. We track a Darwinex Instant Funding account publicly so you can see how it behaves under those conditions before committing your own challenge fee.

Technically yes, and some buyers do while they build confidence. Understand what you give up: the correlation benefit disappears, so a single EA carries its own full drawdown with nothing offsetting it. Starting with one at minimum size for a month is reasonable. Ending there defeats the design.

Open positions stay on the broker's server and remain subject to your stop levels, but nothing manages the recovery sequence until the terminal reconnects. New entries are missed and existing grids sit static. Reconnect promptly, then check whether the sequence resumed correctly before assuming everything recovered.

The EAs do not use a news filter. Entries are rule-based on H1 and M30 charts, so the strategies hold through releases rather than stepping aside. Grid recovery is what absorbs the resulting movement, which is one reason the accepted equity dip sits near 30% rather than lower.