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Initially, I was able to achieve stable take profit with 0.01 lots. However, when I switched to 0.1 lots, I started to accumulate large unrealized losses, probably due to a strong trend. Based on other reviews, I am holding on while depositing money, believing that I will eventually recover, but this is not good for my mental health.

Due to the nature of the EA, when a strong trend occurs, it incurs significant unrealized losses, but it will generate profits once the price retraces by about halfway. It consistently generates profits even in difficult, back-and-forth markets. Operating with the recommended margin, it delivers an incredibly strong monthly return of approximately 15%, but there is a moderate risk of bankruptcy. One drawback of nanpinning-type EAs is that they can go bankrupt when a trend occurs if capital and trading volume are not managed properly. Additional features I would like to see include: 1) Limiting buy and sell positions in the same direction to two logics (setting the remaining logic to wait until the direction changes); 2) Setting the maximum lot size for each logic (this simplifies capital management and increases the risk of bankruptcy if the logic for taking profits at halfway retracements no longer holds positions); and 3) Adding a button to recalculate the Take Profit point when it is changed (this would be useful when you want to exit early or are confident that fundamental factors will increase your profits). Thank you for your consideration. I hope this helps you decide whether to purchase an EA.

It has been buying steadily for a long time!! I have been using it since it was first released, and the maximum unrealized loss I recorded was about 80,000 yen with the initial 0.06 lot. 200,000 yen at 0.01 lot is probably a safe bet.