Midas The Golden Touch uses two Gold breakout engines: previous-day extremes and a timed London range. It combines pending orders with news and spread filters.
The daily engine references the prior high and low, while the session engine builds a defined intraday range. Broker-time interpretation matters for both. The publisher provides historical test figures for one sizing example; those figures are not a current live-account record and should not be transferred to a different lot size or deposit without recalculation.
Midas’s previous-day and London-range engines use different reference windows. Keep their orders distinguishable so that a combined curve does not hide which engine contributes losses or gains. The quoted 10:00–15:00 range needs the author’s server-time interpretation; it should not automatically be entered as the user’s local London clock.
The economic-calendar filter removes pending orders around selected USD events according to the source. Verify that removal and the conditions for later replacement on demo. An event filter cannot guarantee protection from unscheduled news or a gap affecting an already open position.
The published historical statistics refer to a particular test and suggested size. Preserve that context rather than presenting them as current account profit or expected future drawdown. Recalculate the exposure if lot size or balance differs. For the aggressive trailing behaviour, compare the highest favorable price with the actual exit without treating the difference as a defect: a trail responds to a reversal and cannot know the eventual peak in advance.
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Check availability with YO4X →No. The publisher labels them as a historical test with a particular period and sizing example. Keep that context attached to the figures. A different lot, deposit, broker or range-time setting changes the experiment. The daily-breakout and London-range engines should also be attributed separately when reviewing a new forward observation.
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