Comparison & Upgrade Analysis

Private EA V1.1
vs Private EA V3.16

Compare the documented grid, basket, trim, threshold, and exposure inputs before choosing a version.

Which Private EA version should I evaluate?

What is the practical difference?
V1.1 describes grid spacing and basket handling. V3.16 adds exposure locks, trim controls, and coordinated basket-close settings. Confirm the exact parameters in the version supplied to you.
Does V3 establish better returns than V1?
No comparison of features establishes a performance advantage. Evaluate the versions under comparable conditions and include costs, drawdowns, full trade history, and account settings.

V1 Positioning

  • Lists fewer basket-management inputs than V3.16.
  • Uses configured grid spacing, lot progression, and separate buy and sell basket tracking.
  • Still requires MT5 setup knowledge, exposure review, logging, and demo testing.

V3 Positioning

  • Additional trim settings, exposure locks, and basket-management controls.
  • Review lot progression and addition controls together when evaluating exposure.
  • Requires an MT5 hedging account under the documented setup; additional controls add configuration decisions and do not establish better returns.
Feature HierarchyPrivate EA V1Private EA V3
Core IdentityConfigured Grid and Basket RulesAdditional Basket and Exposure Controls
Logic DepthConfigured Grid RulesAdditional Basket Controls
Documented ScopeGold Grid and Basket WorkflowGold Workflow with Additional Controls
Execution EnvironmentMetaTrader 5 DesktopMetaTrader 5 Desktop
Exposure ControlBasic Basket LimitsPause-Add / Lot-Based Throttling
Recovery-Related InputsArithmetic Rebalancing InputsAggRec / Trace / Release Inputs
Decision BranchesSequential Math LoopsCondition-Based Controls
Lot ProgressionConfigured Basket InputsLot Increment & Repetition Inputs
Threshold and Addition ControlsConfigured Equity ThresholdAddition Lock and Threshold Inputs
Basket State HandlingSeparate Buy and Sell TrackingAdditional State-Based Management Inputs
UI / TelemetryMT5 Chart Inputs and StatusOn-Chart Dashboard and Logs
ConnectivityMT5 Broker ConnectionMT5 Broker Connection & Tick Inputs

Detailed Analysis of Themes

Additional Exposure Controls

V3 adds inputs that can throttle new positions when configured lot thresholds or basket states are reached. These controls do not remove existing exposure or guarantee a recovery.

Selective Handling: Throttles additions after a specific lot threshold.
Exposure Throttling: Can stop configured additions after a documented condition is reached.
Lot Increment Control: Configured lot progression; review the resulting exposure.

Additional Recovery-Related Inputs

V3 lists AggRec, pullback, trim, and release inputs that are not listed for V1. Confirm their exact behavior in the supplied build and test adverse scenarios on demo.

Trim Controls: Can apply a configured trim rule when its documented conditions are met.
Dynamic Pullback: Can require a configured price pullback before another action.
Condition-Triggered: Includes Aggressive Recovery (AggRec) and Release Logic (RelLoss).

Technical Feature Expansion

Adds condition-based trim, basket-close, and exposure-lock inputs to the V1 workflow.

Basket Trim Inputs: TrimPct and TrimAnyTP apply documented trim conditions.
Net Close Logic: Coordinated total closure behavior (NetBuf).
AddLock Logic: Blocks configured additions after its threshold is reached.

Operational Resilience & Tick-Level Data

Uses tick-level inputs for the configured decision workflow. Broker latency and fills still vary.

Execution Context: Review broker latency, spread, slippage and rejected orders.
Volume Step Checks: Automatic normalization to broker-specific rules.
Symbol Checks: Reads the broker symbol and trade-mode status available to the MT5 terminal.

Account-Specific Positioning

V3 describes examples for standard and cent accounts. Contract sizes, margin requirements and exposure differ by broker.

Standard Account Example: Check the proposed starting lot against your broker's contract size.
Cent Account Example: Check account currency, lot units and margin before using a preset.
MagicNumber Differentiation: Dedicated tracking for Buy vs Sell baskets.

Lot Progression & Risk Limits

Review configured lot progression, multipliers and repetitions together. Additions can increase exposure and losses.

Configured Progression: Confirm the increment, multiplier and maximum lot values in the active preset.
Repetitions Per Level: Controls when lot size progresses; basket exposure and losses can grow.
Equity Limits: Review configured thresholds and their behavior on open positions.

Parameter Evolution.

Compare the input groups listed for each version. Confirm exact names, defaults, and actions in the build supplied to you.

Parameter GroupV1 StatusV3 StatusDocumented Role
AggRec / AggPctNot ListedListed for V3Configures AggRec behavior. Confirm triggers, sizing, and maximum exposure in the supplied build.
TrimPct / TrimAnyTPNot ListedListed for V3Applies documented trim conditions; test which positions can be affected.
NetBuf / NetCloseNot ListedListed for V3Coordinates basket closure using a configured net target.
AddLock (Danger)Not ListedListed for V3Blocks fresh additions on a side after the configured condition is reached.
AdvMode / AdvLevelNot ListedListed for V3Changes the active management state when its configured condition is reached.
MagicNumberBuy / Sell IDsBuy / Sell IDsBoth version guides describe separate identifiers for Buy and Sell basket tracking. Confirm exact input names in your build.
Grid DistanceConfigured InputVersion-Specific InputsControls documented order spacing. Confirm whether and how the value can change in each build.
MinEquity / MaxDDStandard CoreVersion-SpecificConfigured thresholds with version-specific actions. Confirm which orders or positions they affect; these are not guaranteed account floors.

Deployment Architecture

Both versions run in a compatible MT5 desktop or hosted terminal. Confirm the hedging account mode, broker symbol, preset, terminal connection, and logs before enabling automated trading.

Timeframe Setup

Confirm the chart timeframe for the supplied version and preset. The V1 guide contains M1 and M5 examples; the V3 guide uses M5 examples.

Account Environment

The documented setup requires an MT5 hedging account. A broker example is not an endorsement or proof of compatibility.

Price Events

The EA receives price and tick events through the connected MT5 terminal. Network, broker, spread, slippage, and fills still vary.

Asset Focus

The documented setup focuses on XAUUSD. Confirm the broker's exact gold symbol and contract specification.

Operational Review

Review the
Controls.

V3 adds condition-based basket, trim, and addition controls. More controls require more configuration, monitoring, and testing; they do not remove market or execution risk.

Exposure

Review the limits

Drawdown

Monitor the account

Strategic Positioning.

Rationales for choosing or upgrading based on user intent.

For Existing V1 Users

Evaluate V3 when its documented trim, addition-lock, and basket-close inputs address a requirement you can configure and test. An upgrade does not establish a performance advantage.

For New Users

Start with the version whose inputs, exposure behavior, and stop procedure you can understand and test. A larger account does not make grid or basket trading safe.

Version Summary.

Compare documented controls without assuming a performance advantage.

Documented Differences

V1 lists the core grid and basket workflow. V3 lists additional trim, threshold, release, and addition controls. Compare requirements and risks rather than assuming more settings produce better results.

Access Check

Use the published access form and support page. Confirm the product name, supplied version, license scope, and file source before installation.

Select Your Path.

Choose by documented controls, account compatibility, and the behavior you can reproduce on demo.

Earlier Version

Private EA V1

V1.1 uses configured grid spacing, lot progression, and separate buy and sell basket tracking for the documented gold workflow.

  • Configured Grid Rules
  • Fewer Listed Controls
Review V1.1

Current Version

Private EA V3

V3.16 adds state-based basket handling, addition locks, trim inputs, and version-specific threshold controls to the documented workflow.

  • Stateful Control
  • Additional Controls
Review V3.16

Compare the
Documented Versions.

Review version-specific inputs, account requirements, exposure behavior, costs, and test evidence before choosing Private EA software.