RoboXpert Automated trading,
clearly explained.

Explore expert advisors, trading indicators and the evidence behind them. Understand what they do, how to evaluate them and what to watch out for.

Illustration: a trading desk with three monitors. On a synthetic chart, an expert advisor opens a short trade that hits its stop loss, then a long trade that reaches its target. Stop and target are set before each entry.

Across the platforms you trade on

How we test

Most backtests flatter.
Ours have to survive.

A backtest is easy to make look good: pick the right months, leave out the costs, let the tester guess the prices. Before one of our systems reaches you, it goes through eight checks built to break it.

The film uses an AI voice. Its drawings are schematic; results with dates, versions and costs are on each product page. Any system can lose.

2,200+
documented test runs for BTC Weekend and Daybreakas of 3 Nov 2026
4+ years
of recorded prices behind every system
3
tested risk levels: Low, Medium and HighBTC Weekend and Daybreak
Live
real-money account, public on MyfxbookBTC Weekend, since 23 Oct 2026

The eight checks

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  1. 01

    Real ticks, not 1-minute OHLC

    We test on recorded prices, tick by tick. The tester’s fast mode rebuilds each minute from just four prices.

    Why: In fast mode, whether your stop or your target was hit first is a guess.

  2. 02

    In-sample, then out-of-sample

    Settings are picked on one stretch of history, then run on years the system has never seen.

    Why: Any system fits the past it was tuned on. Unseen data shows whether it learned something.

  3. 03

    A plateau, not a peak

    We only keep settings whose neighbours work too.

    Why: If a small change breaks the result, the “best” setting was luck.

  4. 04

    Every year on its own

    Results are read year by year, the weak years included.

    Why: One great year can hide three poor ones in a total.

  5. 05

    Cost stress

    Spread measured at the moments the system trades, plus commission and slippage. Then the same test at 1.5× and 2× the cost.

    Why: A market that fails at double cost is not shipped, or ships switched off.

  6. 06

    Monte Carlo

    Thousands of reshuffled trade sequences, with trades dropped at random.

    Why: You will not trade the lucky path. We look at the bad ones.

  7. 07

    Live against the backtest

    Demo and real-money accounts are checked against a backtest of the same days.

    Why: Every gap, such as slippage, is measured and goes back into the test.

  8. 08

    Broker check

    We measure spreads and fills at several brokers and test on their own price data.

    Why: The same system can win at one broker and lose at another.

Drawings are schematic, not results. Results with dates, versions and costs are on each product page.

Tests do not stop at release. Our systems keep being checked against new data, and every version lists what changed.

Read our full methodology

Our software.

Pick by the way you trade.

For passive traders

Let the system trade.

Expert advisors that trade on their own in MetaTrader 5, by fixed rules. Every page shows the dated test behind it.

For active traders

You trade. It keeps the rules.

For traders who place their own orders: plan each trade, cap the risk, review the habits.

The RoboXpert approach

A good system deserves
a closer look.

Returns tell part of the story. We make room for the strategy, the conditions and the risk behind them.

How we examine a system

Evidence with context

Live trading, demo accounts and backtests are different kinds of evidence. We keep that distinction visible.

Risk in the picture

Drawdowns, execution costs and changing market conditions belong in the conversation.

Clear commercial interests

Our own products are identified as ours. Commercial relationships are disclosed alongside the content.

The free library

Check any system
yourself.

RoboXpert.ai explains automated trading: expert advisors and indicators for MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and TradingView, how to test them and how to read their results. RoboXpert is also the pen name of the trader and developer behind the site and its own software.

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