Early Break EA
4 Instruments · EU 09:00 · US 09:30 NY · M10
Validated rule set — backtest, walk-forward, independently verifiable proof. The EA executes those rules precisely; risk and trade approval stay with you.
4 Instruments · M10 · PepperstoneUK-Live
This setup stands on over 2,000 trading days of statistics.
Before the assistant places an order, one question comes first: does the pattern even hold? The studies below answer exactly that — transparently, with all limitations and no return promises. Free to read.
How the Strategy Works
The first candle of the open session defines the breakout levels. The EA places the orders at that candle's high/low and trails the stop until session end. Researched for the EU/London open (DAX, FTSE, 09:00) and the US open (NQ, Dow, 09:30 NY) - applicable to any instrument.
What the EA handles automatically
Initial
Entry → SL at the opposite edge of the reference candle (1R risk)
Break-Even
From 0.5R profit → SL moves to entry price
Trailing
From 1.0R profit → Dynamic trailing stop in 0.5R steps
Where the setup comes from
The setup is an opening-range breakout: the first candle of each open session serves as the reference range. Not a proprietary secret but an established concept (opening range breakout) — its statistical robustness is examined in our reference-candle studies on DAX, FTSE and the US indices.
4 Instruments
Instruments
The EA can be applied to any instrument. Published research/studies cover the open-session reference candle: DAX & FTSE at the EU/London open (09:00), NQ & Dow at the US open (09:30 NY).
EU Open · 09:00
US Open · 09:30 NY
Setup
Install EA
Copy MQL5 file to the Experts folder.
Open 4 Charts
One M10 chart per instrument.
Load Parameters
Apply optimized settings from the subscription.
Start AutoTrading
VPS recommended for 24/5 operation.
The Early Break EA is part of the Elite Plan – including all parameters, updates and support.
Risk Disclaimer: Past results are not indicative of future performance. Backtests differ from real trading conditions. Risk parameters are based on historical data. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose. No profit guarantee.