Observe
Monitors gold and waits for internal technical conditions. It does not open trades simply to maintain a fixed frequency.
STRATEGY 01 · XAUUSD · REAL ACCOUNT
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REX EVO.
An automated short-term gold strategy: the system decides when to enter, manages the position and may scale in the same direction when its conditions allow.
It is neither a grid nor a single-entry trade left unmanaged. REX EVO uses Martingale-style money management: a market recovery may create room to recover, while a sustained adverse move can magnify exposure and drawdown.
HOW IT WORKS
What does REX EVO actually do?
This explains the public operating framework. Triggers, parameters and order-level details remain private.
In one sentence
REX EVO is an EA that trades gold automatically on MetaTrader 5. It waits for a short-term setup before entering; if price moves against the position and additional conditions are met, it may add in the same direction, then continues managing total exposure and exit.
Enter
When its conditions are met, it automatically opens a short-term directional position without discretionary manual input.
Manage and scale
It does not place a fixed-distance grid. If price moves adversely, same-direction scaling may occur only when additional conditions are met.
Exit and control risk
The system manages the combined position and exit through internal rules. Short-term is the focus, not a promise that every trade closes that day.
WHAT IT IS
What it is
- A fully automated, short-term gold EA
- Conditional entries and position management without a grid
- A Martingale-style strategy with same-direction scaling
- Observed through three separately tracked live accounts
WHAT IT IS NOT
What it is not
- Not a fixed-distance grid that continually places orders
- Not capital-protected, fixed-return or low risk
- No promise of a fixed trade count or same-day exit for every trade
- No promise of identical results across brokers
LIVE BEFORE CLAIMS
Run on our own accounts before publishing results.
REX EVO is not presented through a backtest curve alone. Separate Exness, Vantage and Lirunex live accounts let visitors inspect return, equity and drawdown, while showing that the same strategy can behave differently across execution environments.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Three public live accounts
REX EVO currently publishes Exness, Vantage and Lirunex live cent accounts. Current balance and equity use the latest Publisher sync; return, P/L and maximum drawdown use daily data from Aug 1, 2026 onward. Exness and Vantage retain Myfxbook links; Lirunex uses the read-only MT5 Publisher only. USC is a cent-account denomination and must not be read as the same nominal amount in USD.
ACCOUNT CONTEXT
Account structure is part of the strategy context
Account type and broker conditions affect nominal figures, execution and how exposure is carried.
Why use cent accounts?
Cent accounts use finer nominal units, making them suitable for observing automated scaling and position management. They do not remove market risk, and the displayed figure is not the same nominal amount in USD.
Why run it across brokers?
Spreads, slippage, liquidity, contract specifications and fill quality can differ. Publishing them separately reveals real execution differences rather than assuming identical outcomes.
What should you read?
Review equity beside balance, return beside maximum drawdown, plus cash flows and the tracking start date. A single day's profit or one percentage is not enough to assess the strategy.
MARTINGALE RISK
Why recovery may happen — and losses may grow
The same mechanism creates both the opportunity and the risk.
Scaling changes the combined position
If price recovers after moving against the initial position, added positions may improve the combined average price and increase the opportunity to recover or exit profitably. This is why the strategy uses scaling.
Exposure and drawdown can rise quickly
If price continues moving adversely, multiple same-direction positions may lose together. Gaps, slippage, wider spreads and limited liquidity may also produce losses beyond the historical record or the expected effect of internal controls.
This is not a low-risk, capital-protected or fixed-return strategy. Historical maximum drawdown is not a future loss limit.Read the full risk disclosure →
SUITABILITY
Decide whether you can carry the risk
More suitable for
- People who understand how leverage and same-direction scaling magnify risk
- People who can accept uneven returns, quiet periods and material drawdowns
- People using only non-essential capital they can afford to lose entirely
- People willing to review live equity, drawdown and the full risk disclosure
Not suitable for
- Anyone expecting capital protection, zero losses or fixed monthly returns
- Anyone using loans, living expenses or short-term essential funds
- Anyone unable to tolerate consecutive losses or long periods without profit
- Anyone judging a strategy only by win rate or short-term profit