EA review · Updated
Gold Beaver
- Strategy
- Breakout
- Available
- not at ATS · not rated
- Price
- $449
Gold EA (XAUUSD) for MT5 with 13 presets from conservative to aggressive, evaluated on M15 candles. According to the vendor there is no martingale, grid or averaging, and every position has a stop-loss. A built-in ranking compares the presets on your own broker, and daily and maximum loss limits are included for prop firms.
How we checked
- Reviewed by
- Pitt Petruschkeruns AlgoVerdict · MethodologyWe show live data only for EAs available at ATS
- Last checked
- facts and evidence as of this date
- Evidence
This EA is not at ATS: we do not link to the vendor or MQL5, nor to live accounts.
- Changes
No changes documented yet.
- Strategy
- breakout
- Market
- XAUUSD
- Platform
- MT5
- Price
- $449
- Vendor
- Arnold Bobrinskii
- At ATS
- not available
What Gold Beaver is
Gold Beaver by Arnold Bobrinskii is a breakout EA on XAUUSD (MT5), sold on the MQL5 market. AlgoTradingSpace does not carry it, so we only describe it: design, cost, audience. We publish no grade, recommendation or live figures for this EA.
Strategy & risk
The breakout approach sets the risk profile. The approach uses defined entries and exits; what matters is whether a real account confirms the backtest picture. What you buy is the vendor setting — a hard risk cap (parameters or an external drawdown guard) is on you to set.
Cost & usability
The EA costs $449. There is no calibration and no onboarding — risk cap, broker choice and setfile are on you.
Who it is (not) for
Suitable for traders who check live evidence themselves, run the EA with their own hard risk cap and budget it as *one* building block. Not suitable for small accounts without a buffer or for anyone who mistakes a smooth backtest curve for a guarantee.
How the strategy trades
A schematic simulation of the strategy type we assign Gold Beaver to — not a replica of this EA and not real price data.
How it works
- In every session a quiet phase marks out a range: its high and its low.
- A buy stop sits above the high, a sell stop below the low. Whichever fills first counts; the other is cancelled.
- The stop sits on the far side of the range, the target at 1.5× that distance. Because every range has a different width, the levels move each time.
What we check
What we check on real breakout EAs: how often false breakouts hit the stop, and whether the reward-to-risk still holds after spread and slippage.
Demonstration values: a simulated EURUSD path with 0.10 lots and $10,000 starting capital, deliberately favourable – every basket and every trend works out here. Not a real trading strategy, not a backtest and not investment advice.
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