Hi @Kabelo Tlhapi , Red weeks are part of trading, even with data-driven systems. What matters is performance over a large sample of trades, not a short streak. We just came off a strong run of consistently green weeks, so a pullback is part of the normal cycle. The current drawdown is still relatively modest in trading terms. Over time, results tend to normalize as the edge plays out. One clean TP on XAUUSD or NZDJPY can recover a good portion of that, depending on risk. As always, review the TradingView backtester and make sure your risk is set to a level you’re genuinely comfortable with. Also, this can be a good period to refine your edge through manual trading alongside automation. Using the Elite indicators to selectively take high-quality setups can help you stay engaged with market structure and strengthen overall performance.
@Paul Harper EUR/USD wasn’t designed for big monthly PnL spikes, it was built for stability: high win rate and controlled drawdown. It’s more of a consistency strategy than a high-RR trend catcher. Pairs like XAUUSD and NZDJPY aim for larger moves, which means higher potential returns but also more volatility. EUR/USD may look less exciting, but it works well as a stabilizer when combined with higher-volatility pairs. And once the new platform launches, we’ll be adding more setups for greater flexibility 🚀
90 Day, 60 Days, 30 Days, 7 Days Backtest results spreadsheet Backtester settings spreadsheet Use Tradingview Assistant to import the settings (for further testing)