Happy to explain. Here's what it actually does.
DowGold isn't one strategy, it's a whole library of them running in one engine:
breakouts, price momentum, volatility and mean-reversion setups on Gold and US30, plus an optional Silver strategy you can switch on. The cloud decides which lead and which sit back depending on what the market is actually doing, and because the logic lives on our servers rather than baked into static code, we can
pull a strategy that's stopped performing or add a new one at any time, with every connected EA picking up the change on the fly. That's the whole point of a cloud system: it adapts in real time, which matters more than ever when a single headline can turn the market in an instant.
Risk is handled differently on each market, deliberately:
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Gold (XAUUSD): every trade is a single order with its own exit.
No grid, no martingale, no recovery stacking, ever. Gold moves too hard and too fast to average into losses safely, so a losing trade is simply closed and taken.
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US30: uses layered entries, but
only into a trend that is already in profit. It presses winners. It never adds orders to rescue a losing position.
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Silver (XAGUSD): a much more aggressive strategy that uses a
controlled form of grid recovery, never martingale. More profit potential and more risk, which is exactly why
Silver is switched off by default and only trades if you deliberately enable it.
On top of that, positions sit behind
one hard maximum loss, so the downside is capped, not open-ended. Want more control? Set your own
custom drawdown guard right inside the EA, a daily or overall maximum percentage. Prop-firm traders lean on it to stay inside challenge limits, but you can use it on a personal account just as easily.
What we don't hand over is the exact parameters and code. That's the part competitors would clone and brokers would filter against, and protecting it is how we protect your returns. But you don't have to take the description on faith: it's all running on real money,
independently verified on MyFXBook, right now. The track record is the proof.