A session-breakout system built around the London open: ATR-sized entries, one trade per session, and nothing left running once the day's edge is gone.
The forward test hasn't started yet — it begins before this bot is ever offered for sale. No results here means no faked results either.
No black box. If you can't explain a system, you shouldn't run it — so here's exactly what this one does.
Watches the London open specifically — the highest-liquidity window for EUR/USD and GBP/USD. Outside it, the bot stays flat.
Position size scales with current volatility (ATR), not a fixed lot size — so sizing adapts automatically when the market gets choppy or quiet.
Once a position is taken, the bot is done for that session. No averaging in, no chasing a missed move, no revenge re-entries.
Every position has a stop-loss from the moment it opens, sized from the same ATR read as the entry — never a mental stop, never optional.
Losing trades are closed at the stop, not doubled down on. The same rule as every other H Capital bot — no exceptions.
Any broker running cTrader. Confirm your broker or prop firm allows automated trading on your specific account before running any bot live.
Yes — cTrader's free cloud execution runs the bot 24/5 without your machine. You can also run it locally on desktop if you prefer.
No results exist yet, and that's the honest answer — the forward test hasn't started. Once it has, expect moderate returns with controlled drawdown, including losing weeks, same as every other H Capital bot. If a vendor promises more than that consistently, ask to see their verified live results.
At launch: the bot licensed to your cTrader ID via the Store, a written setup guide, and free updates. Waitlist members hear first and get first access to the trial. Support by email — I answer everything myself.
Once a live forward test has a track record worth trusting — no fixed date, because a rushed launch with thin data helps nobody. The waitlist is the only way to know the moment it opens.
Launching once the forward test has a full track record behind it. Waitlist gets first access, before it's public.