Hi everyone, Quick one to kick things off – strong start this week ✅ Our 1:1 strategy secured a clean win, and the new Split Target strategy has already hit TP1. Now onto what’s next for the automation system… We’re putting a strong focus on improving how the system handles slower market conditions - especially during sideways or low-volatility periods where trades are less likely to play out cleanly. To be clear, this is not an overhaul or a new approach. These principles are already built into our tech. The automation already avoids poor conditions and adapts based on market behaviour, but we’re improving these elements - giving them more focus, so the system performs even better in difficult or flat environments. These kinds of improvements are used by some of the world’s top trading firms and funds, and we’re making sure we’re applying those same high-level standards in everything we do. ⚠️ These changes aren’t live yet, this message is just a roadmap to keep you in the loop. You’ll be notified as we start rolling them out and applying them to specific strategies. Here’s what the system will soon be doing even better: ✅ Avoiding trades during flat, quiet market hours ✅ Sitting out when movement is weak or choppy ✅ Skipping trades that don’t have enough strength or participation ✅ Waiting for clearer, higher-quality setups ✅ Aligning more with stronger market direction ✅ Being more patient, especially after previous trades 🔧 What This Means for You These updates allow the automation system to: •⁠ ⁠Be even more selective during low-probability conditions •⁠ ⁠Adapt more smoothly to quiet or sideways markets •⁠ ⁠Avoid rushed or unnecessary trades •⁠ ⁠Improve timing and overall trade quality We’ll begin applying these updates to our internal Developer version of the system first, meaning the automation you’re already connected to will benefit from them straight away. Then, depending on how easy they are to use, we’ll consider releasing them to your user versions in a visible format.

Hi everyone, Thank you all for your patience on the new strategies, we’re excited to finally get things moving. We were originally about to publish the Gold Split TP strategy on its own, but with 3 additional brand-new strategies nearly ready, we considered releasing them all together. That decision added some delay, and we now realise you’d all prefer we just go live with the new Gold Split-TP strategy now, and release the others when they are available. ✅ Split TP Gold Strategy Now Live! You can find a video breakdown of the strategy, the connection information, and performance breakdown ➡️ HERE Things to note: - This strategy holds positions longer than the standard strategy, meaning it may not be suitable for brokers or prop firms that don't allow overnight/multi-day trades (e.g. Apex). - If you're trading with Apex, you can still use the strategy, just keep this in mind. Re-entry may be possible if you're out of the trade, but I recommend you await official guidance before doing this, as it is slightly more complex than initially appears. 🔄 Other Strategies in Final Testing You’ll also see 3 more strategies already in the automation folder. These are in their final stage of live trade testing and are estimated to go fully live soon. You're welcome to check out the data and start reviewing them in advance, but as you will see the connection info is unavailable. ℹ️ Quick Update on Lack of Trading Activity There have been zero trades this week — this is normal. The system is simply filtering out setups that don’t meet its strict parameters. No issues. We hope you're as excited as we are to see this new XAU strategy in action. Best regards, Euan & The TradeAlgorithm Team

Hey everyone, Let’s address the obvious upfront: Yesterday, we took 3 almost-full losses, resulting in a net-2.8 % drawdown. For many of our long-term clients, this isn’t too unfamiliar territory. But for newer members, here’s some context that may help... What happened: The system performed exactly as it was designed to, all three trades fell within our maximum allowed risk for a single day. A day like this is statistically rare, but it’s always been accounted for in our planning. While a -2.8% drawdown isn’t large by industry standards, for our system, which is highly refined and typically avoids heavy days, this was an outlier. Our perspective: We feel this with you. As a team, we have significant capital live, both personal and prop-funded, so every loss affects us too. The key difference is: we’ve traded this system for over 6 years, and many of our earliest clients have been here through similar periods. That context makes it easier to zoom out and stay grounded. We’re not just a tech provider, we're a team, and a community. And we’re in this together. What we’re doing: Let’s be clear, we’re never okay with a day like yesterday. But reactive changes based on emotion or hindsight are not the answer. We’re constantly testing new filters, rules, and upgrades, but we never roll anything out without hard data showing real performance improvement. Most tweaks that feel right in the moment actually reduce edge long-term. That said, we’re currently testing several promising updates: •⁠ ⁠Volatility-based (ATR) stop losses across all strategies - some are already •⁠ ⁠Minimum market volume thresholds •⁠ ⁠Directional alignment with broader market trend •⁠ ⁠Minimum time between trades •⁠ ⁠Session-based filtering All of these look great in theory, but unless they actually improve performance over hundreds of trades, they won’t be implemented. You can rest easy knowing we will never overfit the strategy to avoid one bad day at the cost of long-term consistency.

Hi everyone, As you probably noticed, Gold opened a third trade today. A win! 90% of you will have been fine anyway, but just in case anyone has incorrectly measured their risk per trade, against their daily drawdown allowance, I would check that you still would have had the allowance to lose this third trade. My allowance is 4% minimum on my accounts, and I risk 1% per trade, so I would have been fine. Just make sure you have the allowance to lose this 3rd trade (worst case scenario). NOTE: A loss is roughly 1.1%, so you need some margin on your allowance. It was a winner, but better to be safe than sorry for the future. Check, check, and check again. Best, Euan