Quantum Emperor MT5
Split positions · evergreen classic
- Platform
- MT5
- Version
- 7.5
- Category
- MT5 EA
- Delivery
- File download delivery
- Developer
- Bogdan Ion Puscasu
- Listing updated
- 2026-06-19
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Description
Quantum Emperor MT5 is a fully automated MetaTrader 5 Expert Advisor by Bogdan Ion Puscasu that trades the GBPUSD pair on the H1 (1-hour) timeframe.
Strategy
It is known for a distinctive position-management approach: instead of one large trade, it splits each entry into six smaller orders. When a batch moves into a loss, the system gradually uses profits from winning positions to close the losing ones, aiming to recover drawdown rather than relying on a single stop-out.
Key Features
Single-pair focus on GBPUSD, H1 timeframe
One trade divided into six smaller positions with a loss-recovery mechanism
A protective stop loss on every trade plus trailing-stop exits
Built-in auto-lot position sizing
Designed for low-spread ECN / Raw accounts; a VPS is recommended
Risk note: this uses a grid/recovery style of money management, which can carry elevated risk during sustained adverse moves. Keep a sufficient balance, use careful risk settings, and trade only capital you can afford to lose.
Your download link is delivered automatically right after payment — find it anytime via My Orders.
Digital goods (license keys / files) are non-refundable once delivered. EAs and quantitative strategies are for research/education only and are not investment advice; forex and derivatives trading is high risk and past performance does not guarantee future results.
Further reading
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