Quantora Smart Grid MT5
Volatility-adaptive, buy-only Gold grid EA with linked Myfxbook performance evidence
Quantora Smart Grid is a buy-only grid Expert Advisor built only for Gold. Instead of a fixed step, the grid spacing adapts to Gold's current volatility — the ATR-based step widens when Gold is volatile and tightens when it is quiet — so it behaves in both trending and ranging conditions.
A linked Myfxbook account lets you review gain, drawdown, profit factor and the underlying trade record. Check the source for current figures. Site statistics identify their fetch time and distinguish stored or static reference values from a current provider snapshot.
Version 1.2 (September 2026) adds two strategy presets — one dropdown switches between a more active and a more selective entry engine — and auto lot, so position size and profit targets grow together with the account balance. Buy-only, no hedging, no sell baskets: simple to understand and audit trade by trade.
Free demo first — all sales are final. Setup support and every update are included. Refund & support policy
Backtest Results Only
This EA does not have a public live account at the moment, so there are no Myfxbook figures to show. The screenshots below are Strategy Tester results on real tick data — run the free demo on your own broker before buying.
- Symbols
- XAUUSD (Gold)
- Timeframe
- H1
- Version
- v1.2 · updated 20 Sept 2026
- Recommended
- $5,000 (or $500 on a cent account)
Screenshots
Key Features
- Adaptive grid spacing — the ATR-based step widens when Gold is volatile and tightens when it is quiet
- Two strategy presets — one dropdown switches between a more active and a more selective entry engine
- Buy-only logic — no hedging, no sell baskets, simple to understand and audit
- Basket take-profit that scales with the number of open positions
- Auto lot — position size and profit targets grow together with account balance
- Optional basket stop-loss to cap floating drawdown at a level you choose
- Price-range filter — only trade inside the zone you define
- Linear or exponential lot progression, your choice
- Live on-chart dashboard: grid level, balance, drawdown, next level, active basket
Risk & Requirements
- Recommended setup: XAUUSD only on H1 · leverage 1:500 · low-spread ECN/raw broker · VPS 24/5 · default inputs are the live-account settings
- Requirements: MT5 hedging account; Gold quotes with 2 or 3 digits are auto-detected
- Inputs you control: strategy preset · ATR period, timeframe and multiplier · maximum grid levels · starting lot and auto lot · lot progression · basket TP per cluster size · basket SL on/off · trailing stop · price range · magic number
- Grid strategies carry floating drawdown by design — past performance, live or backtested, does not guarantee future results. Test on a demo first and size positions to your own risk tolerance.
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Guides for Quantora Smart Grid MT5
Setup, inputs, backtest results and the strategy background — written to help you evaluate it before you buy.
Gold Grid EA vs Breakout EA for MT5: What to Compare
Compare XAUUSD grid and breakout EAs by position exposure, exit rules, equity drawdown and testing assumptions instead of headline returns alone.
4 min read🔎Scalping EA for MT5: A Gold (XAUUSD) Testing Checklist
Evaluating a Gold scalping EA? Check trading costs, execution, drawdown and forward tests, and understand how scalping differs from grid and breakout EAs.
4 min read🥇How to Choose a Gold (XAUUSD) Expert Advisor for MT5
Gold behaves differently from major forex pairs. Here's what actually matters when evaluating a XAUUSD Expert Advisor before you buy — from verified track records to drawdown control.
6 min read⚙️Grid Trading EAs Explained: Spacing, Downtrends and Basket Risk
Compare fixed and adaptive grids, calculate an illustrative buy basket through a strong downtrend, and review volume progression, financing, margin and protective exits.
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Quantora Smart Grid MT5 — Setup Guide, Inputs & Backtest Results
How Quantora Smart Grid MT5 trades Gold, what each input group controls, the published backtest figures, and the exact settings to start with on a live XAUUSD chart.
8 min read🔍How to Verify an Expert Advisor's Live Results on Myfxbook (10-Point Checklist)
A Myfxbook link proves nothing by itself. Here are the ten things to check on any EA's Myfxbook page — track record, trading privileges, drawdown, deposits, trade count — before you trust the gain figure.
7 min read🖥️How to Run an MT5 Expert Advisor on a VPS 24/5 (Step by Step)
An EA only trades while its terminal is open. Here's how to move MetaTrader 5 to a VPS, which VPS to pick, how to install and attach the EA, and the settings that stop it silently switching off.
7 min read🕒Best Time to Trade Gold (XAUUSD): Sessions, Hours and News Windows
Gold's volume and spreads change hour by hour. The London–New York overlap, the Asian lull, US data at 18:00 IST, and the windows an EA should sit out.
6 min read📉Martingale vs Fixed Lot: The Drawdown Math Every EA Buyer Should Know
Why an EA with a 95% win rate can still blow an account, how lot progression turns a 5-level basket into a 30× exposure, and how to size an account for it — with the numbers.
7 min read📅How to Read the Economic Calendar as a Gold Trader (CPI, NFP, FOMC Explained)
Which releases move XAUUSD, which direction a beat or a miss usually sends it, why the forecast matters more than the number, and how to set an EA around the calendar.
8 min read🧩How to Install an Expert Advisor on MT5 and Fix Common Trading Errors
Install an MT5 EA, verify platform, program and account permissions, then investigate seven common failure categories using broker specifications and actual trade-server results.
8 min read💰How Much Deposit Do You Need to Run a Gold EA? (Sizing From Drawdown, Not Hope)
The right deposit for a XAUUSD Expert Advisor comes from its worst historical drawdown at your lot size, not from the broker's $100 minimum. The formula, a worked example on a real grid account, and when a cent account is the smarter start.
7 min read🧪How to Backtest an EA in the MT5 Strategy Tester Properly (Real Ticks, Spread, Forward Test)
Settings that make an MT5 backtest mean something: every tick based on real ticks, a realistic spread, execution delay, a forward period, and reading equity drawdown instead of the balance curve. Plus the three ways sellers make a bad EA look good in the tester.
8 min read🏦How to Choose a Broker for a Gold EA: Spread, Commission, Swap, Execution and Account Type
The broker decides half of an EA's results. The six things to compare for automated Gold trading — raw vs standard spread, commission, swap on multi-day baskets, execution and slippage, hedging accounts, cent accounts — and how to test a broker before moving real money.
8 min read🗂️What Is a .set File? How to Load, Save and Share EA Settings in MT4 and MT5
A .set file is an Expert Advisor's inputs saved to disk. Where the file lives, how to load it on a chart and in the Strategy Tester, why a set file from one broker can misbehave on another, and how to keep your own versions straight.
5 min read🏷️MT5 Magic Numbers: Identify EA Trades and Avoid Conflicting Settings
Understand order, deal and position magic numbers, plan identifiers for several EA instances, and troubleshoot collisions without assuming netting accounts isolate each strategy.
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