Ducat combines multi-symbol trend following with partial grid accumulation. The default portfolio uses US500, GER40 and USDJPY, while Gold and USDCHF are optional.
The publisher says Gold and USDCHF are disabled by default and that its high-risk signal runs the other three symbols. Comparing that account with all five enabled changes both allocation and market behaviour. Broker index names vary, so confirm symbols such as GER40, DE40 or DE30 against the intended contract. A different index label can also conceal a different point value or session schedule.
The description builds positions in the trend direction and imposes a stop after a defined number of cycle steps. Record the total volume and floating result across the cycle rather than reading each addition as a new isolated risk. An optional account drawdown baseline can survive restarts. Swap avoidance is conditional on basket profit and treats USDJPY differently in the described setup; verify actual swap terms rather than assuming a positive carry persists.
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Check availability with YO4X →The publisher identifies the signal as using US500, GER40 and USDJPY only. Enabling Gold or USDCHF changes the portfolio, so its published results should not be presented as evidence for that five-market configuration.
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Source review: 22 September 2026. This guide draws on the official product listing and 1 publisher-linked account reference. A link does not mean we have reviewed the file contents. Where reviewed, the guide summarizes them with attribution.
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