Getestet #3 · historical MT5 test
DEA London morning breakout proxy, tested for one year
I tested one fixed range breakout on EURUSD M15 in an isolated HolaPrime MT5 Strategy Tester. The run covers 1 September 2025 through 31 August 2026 on the broker server clock.
Check your rule before paying for a test →What this one run showed
The tester recorded 231 completed trades at a fixed 0.01 lot. The balance moved from USD 10,000 to USD 9,940.74, a net loss of USD 59.26. The largest measured equity drawdown was USD 71.12 (0.71%). These are historical simulation results, not a forecast.
The written rule
- 01Use the high and low of four completed M15 bars opening from 10:00 to 10:45 broker server time. Skip a missing range or one narrower than 3 pips.
- 02From 11:00 to before 14:00, use the first completed bar that closes strictly beyond the range. Enter once per server day with 0.01 lot.
- 03Place the stop at the opposite range edge and the target one stop distance away. If still open, close at the first modelled tick at or after 19:00 server time.
The clock matters
This is a fixed broker server time window. I have not verified a year-round mapping to London wall time. The result therefore tests a London morning proxy, not a proven London-session schedule.
Original MT5 balance graph
How it was checked
The tester used HolaPrime EURUSD M15 history with the one-minute OHLC model, which generates intrabar ticks. I checked that its 462 own deals form 231 entry-exit pairs, with no more than one entry on any server date. The deal total agrees with the tester report. Code and frozen inputs are in the evidence bundle.
Read the source, native report and data checks ↗What the result cannot answer
Generated ticks do not prove the order of real intrabar fills. One broker, one year, one position size and one rule version cannot establish an edge. I did not apply a verified prop-firm rule set, so the prop verdict is inconclusive. No live account or customer strategy was tested.