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AiQ

AiQ

No live account on record

Neither the vendor nor AlgoTradingSpace documents a live account for AiQ that we could view. Verifiability rests on the manual and product page only and is rated low accordingly.

Checked
Manual, product page, setfiles where available
Not shown
Return, drawdown, running time. Past figures tempt buyers more than they inform them.
Counts towards
Verifiability (25% of the grade): 4.0 out of 10
Strength of evidence
1 of 3: no account
GridMulti-SymbolMT4 / MT5High risk

Reviewed by Pitt Petruschke, operator. No stake in AiQ; receives commission from ATS and develops his own EA, Dawnbreak. Disclosure

Cross-checked by an AI agent (different model, blind): 0 of 6 criteria agree. Differences

Verdict

Grid EA on Multi-Symbol, stop logic not checked individually. No live account on record, weakest point verifiability: 5.0 out of 10.

AiQ by William Brandon Autry is an autonomous AI EA for MT4/MT5 that trades as a grid across several symbols, with separate analyst and risk-manager roles. It is no longer available on the MQL5 market.

Suits you if …

  • Yes: you set an account stop and stick to it
  • Yes: your account has room for several positions open at once
  • Caution: you run no second grid EA on the same markets
  • No: not for prop challenges with a daily loss limit
  • Caution: you start small, since no live account is on record

Evidence behind this verdict

  • Product page of the vendorDesign, markets, platform, price · read 02 November 2026

How the strategy trades

Schematic · no market dataSchematic of the Grid strategy type: it explains the process, not the outcome. No prices, no real market data, no performance of AiQ.

Example · closed

How it works

  1. The EA buys and lays a grid below: one more position every 20 pips, always 0.10 lots.
  2. All positions share one target just above the average price.
  3. Because they are all the same size, the average sits exactly in the middle: halfway back is break-even, and 5 pips above that the whole basket closes in profit.
  4. What the animation does not show: if price keeps running against the basket, the floating loss grows with every level – without a stop there is no built-in exit.

What we check

What we check on real grid EAs: the maximum floating loss on the live account, not the closed drawdown – and whether there is a hard stop for the whole basket.

Schematic with demonstration values: a simulated price path without prices, results in pips weighted to 0.10 lots, deliberately favourable. Not this EA’s market or settings, not a backtest and not investment advice.

Design & risk

AiQ by William Brandon Autry is a Grid EA on Multi-Symbol (MT4/MT5), sold directly by the vendor. When price runs against the basket, the EA adds further positions. All positions close together once the average is in profit. That gives a calm curve while the market ranges; a trend that runs through takes back many small wins at once. Whether there is a hard stop per position we have not checked individually. You buy the vendor default; risk frame and setfile are up to you.

Stop logic not checked individually

If a trend runs out of the range, the open loss grows with every step. Whether the EA sets a hard stop per position we have not checked individually. Set an account stop, for example with an external drawdown guard.

Rather without a grid? The best-graded EAs without one, wherever they are sold:

What you need to run it

  • Broker with low spreads on Multi-SymbolRaw or ECN account, no EA restrictionsrequired
  • VPS close to the brokerGrid baskets must not be left open unattendedrequired
  • Set up an account stopMaximum loss at which everything is closedset it up yourself
  • Do not combine with BYRDI or Nano MachineSame markets, same logic, the risk adds upavoid

For and against

In favour

  • Design and markets clearly described

Against

  • No live account on record
  • Stop logic not checked individually
  • You set risk and setfile yourself
  • One market only, no spread of risk

Buying and running

Our interests: We earn no commission on AiQ and link neither the vendor nor MQL5. ATS pays us a commission when you buy through the link to the alternatives. We develop our own EA, Dawnbreak. We have no stake in AiQ. The grade is set beforehand and independently of that.

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What we do not know

  • How the EA does with real money.There is no live account on record. Manual and product page describe the intent, not the outcome.
  • How the EA reacts to spread spikes at rollover.Not tested. With several positions open that is the delicate moment.
  • What future updates change in the logic.We rated the current version. After every major update we check again and note it in the change log below.

Frequently asked questions

Which markets does AiQ trade?

Multi-Symbol. Several instruments only spread risk while they do not share a driver — correlated pairs go down together when it matters.

Which platform does AiQ run on?

MT4/MT5. Continuous operation needs a VPS, because a sleeping machine leaves open positions unattended: VPS providers compared.

Does AiQ use grid or martingale?

Yes — the design is Grid. That means further orders are added when price runs against an open position, and there is usually no hard per-trade stop-loss. Such systems stay quiet for a long time and then take the loss all at once. How that works and how to spot the dangerous variant is in our guide to grid and martingale EAs.

How good is AiQ?

Our grade: 5.0 out of 10. It comes from six criteria: risk control, verifiability, transparency, value for money, usability and broker independence. The sub-grades are computed by our data formula; criteria, weights and caps are the same for every EA, whoever sells it, and no EA vendor pays for ratings. The full calculation with every threshold is in our methodology.

Is there a verified live track for AiQ?

No — we hold no live account for this specific EA that we could view. What we can place is the design and the vendor context. Without a documented account the evidence mark is low; how we weight that is in our methodology.

Changes to this review

  1. Second review by an AI agent (different model, blind): 0 of 6 criteria agree. Differences:
  2. Risiko-Kontrolle: Zweitprüfung 4,0, unsere Bewertung 6,8. Die Grid-Bauart und die vom Anbieter selbst angegebene hohe Risikoklasse sprechen für erhöhtes Verlustrisiko, während harte Verlustbegrenzungen nicht belegt sind.
  3. Nachweisbarkeit: Zweitprüfung 3,0, unsere Bewertung 5,0. Es liegen keine öffentlichen verifizierten Live-Konten und kein eigenes überprüfbares Konto vor, sodass ein belastbarer Echtgeldnachweis fehlt.
  4. Transparenz: Zweitprüfung 3,6, unsere Bewertung 6,0. Grundidee, Plattformen und Grid-Ansatz sind benannt, jedoch fehlen dokumentierte Handelsregeln, Parameter, Risikogrenzen und überprüfbare Kontodaten.
  5. Preis-Leistung: Zweitprüfung 5,0, unsere Bewertung 6,8. Ohne veröffentlichten Preis und ohne klar belegten Lieferumfang lässt sich das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis nicht positiv bewerten.
  6. Bedienbarkeit: Zweitprüfung 4,8, unsere Bewertung 7,0. Die Unterstützung von MT4 und MT5 erleichtert grundsätzlich den Einsatz, doch fehlende Angaben zu Installation, Setfiles, Dokumentation und Support begrenzen die Einschätzung.
  7. Broker-Unabhängigkeit: Zweitprüfung 4,4, unsere Bewertung 6,0. Ein Betrieb auf mehreren Plattformen ist genannt, aber ein nachgewiesener Einsatz bei mehreren Brokern fehlt und Grid-Systeme können von Handelsbedingungen abhängig sein.

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