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SixtyNine EA Download — Six-Layer Gold EA for MT5
SixtyNine EA is a MetaTrader 5 gold (XAUUSD) EA that runs six strategy layers at the same time. Every trade has a stop loss, take profit and trailing stop, and it uses no grid, martingale or recovery. In independent 90-day XAUUSD tests it averaged plus on 13 of 14 boards, but it never finished first on wins and most averages were modest.
What is SixtyNine EA?
It combines six strategy layers that work at the same time, each with its own entry and trade-management settings. Every trade gets a stop loss, a take profit and a trailing stop. The listing says it does not use grid, martingale, recovery trades or lot multiplication, and it does not open buy and sell hedges at the same time.
The listing leads with a live MQL5 signal. Independent FX EA Tester gold boards on this page used the same money rules for every EA across different market conditions — results are below.
- 6 strategy layers
- $1000+ recommended deposit
- $399 list price (29 Sep 2026)
- 13/14 gold boards with plus average
How SixtyNine EA trades
Each trade is closed by its take profit, its stop loss or the trailing stop. Because several layers can be active, more than one trade can be open at once — but it does not add trades to rescue a losing one.
What you can customize
After you buy, the seller prepares set files for your account size and risk level, from conservative to aggressive. Most users only change lot size and risk. Change one setting at a time on demo so you can see what it does.
Starting setup
- Attach on XAUUSD, H1 or H4 chart
- Ask the seller for a set file that fits your account size
- Deposit $1000 or more ($300 minimum for very small lots)
- Use a reliable ECN / RAW account
- Run it on a VPS so it stays online
Specs
- Platform
- MT5 only
- Price
- $399 to buy; the listing says the next price is $699 and the final price $999 (29 Sep 2026)
- Version
- 1.30 (updated 2 Aug 2026; first published 11 Jun 2026)
- Author
- Farzad Saadatinia
- Strategy
- Six strategy layers; stop loss, take profit and trailing stop on every trade; no grid, martingale, recovery or hedging
- Market
- XAUUSD, H1 or H4
- Account
- $300 minimum, $1000+ recommended; ECN / RAW broker; VPS recommended
- Activations
- 10
Requirements
- MetaTrader 5
- SixtyNine EA download file
- A gold (XAUUSD) H1 or H4 chart on an ECN / RAW account
- A VPS if you leave it running
- Demo first on the same broker you plan to use later
A good fit if you
- want an MT5 gold EA with a stop loss on every trade
- want to avoid grid, martingale and recovery systems
- have $1000 or more and want a set file matched to your account
- want to see independent results before you spend money
- will demo for a while before any live use
Not a fit if you need
- a board leader — it was never first on wins here, and top three on only 3 of 14 boards
- a gold scalper that beats other scalpers — it was #6 on wins in the scalper field with the second-lowest average there
- a small-account EA — its $300 board had one of its deepest worst paths (about 30%)
- an MT4 version — it is MT5 only
- a live Myfxbook / broker statement copied here as proof
Key risks and how to reduce them
What can go wrong
- Some averages were small or negative (−$2.27 on the mixed popular board, +$3.10 on the AI board).
- Worst paths reached about 19–30% drawdown on $1000 boards, and about 30% on the $300 account.
- Results change a lot between lot-sizing modes, and the recommended set files are shared after purchase, so you cannot check them before you buy.
- Several layers can have trades open at the same time, so exposure can build up on a fast gold move.
- The live signal on the listing is not confirmed here.
Safer first steps
- Demo on the same broker and VPS you plan to use later.
- Start with Fixed Lot and a small size before you try Auto Lot.
- Use at least the recommended $1000 deposit, or a much smaller lot on less.
- Do not raise risk after a loss.
- Read the per-board results below before you size up.
What to know before you download
- Confirm you use MetaTrader 5 — there is no MT4 version.
- List price was $399 on 29 Sep 2026, with a stated next price of $699 — check the live figure.
- Know the model: six strategy layers, stop loss and trailing on every trade, no grid or martingale.
- Independent 90-day gold tests were plus on average in 13 of 14 boards, but it never led a board on wins.
- Demo first; automated trading can lose capital.
Independent gold tests
- Coverage: 14 tests · 71 other gold EAs · 100 paths each · 90 days (one 180-day board)
- Wins: never first; #3 on the 0.5% risk, 2% risk and $5000 account boards, and top three on only those 3 of 14
- Profit: plus average in 13 of 14 tests; second-best average on the $5000 board (+$147.02) and third-best at 0.5% risk (+$20.79)
- Weakest: mixed popular board (−$2.27, 47/100 in profit), and #8 on wins on grid stress and the $300 account
- Usual drawdown about 8.2–11.5%; worst paths about 19–30% on $1000 boards and about 30% on $300
Did it make money on average?
Mixed — made money on average in 13 of 14 tests
We ran 14 separate gold tests (different peer mixes and account settings). Each line below is one test’s average dollar result — not wins.
One more catch: wins ≠ profit
On the SixtyNine EA vs mixed gold popular test it finished first most often — and still lost money on average.
Full boards, method, and rankings are in the test section below.
Download SixtyNine EA
Version 1.30. Demo first. Gold results below are an independent check on XAUUSD.
How to install
- Install the MT5 file from the download link.
- Message the seller for a set file that fits your account size and risk.
- Attach the EA on an XAUUSD H1 or H4 chart with Algo Trading enabled, using a small lot on demo.
- Use a VPS if you leave it running.
Listing checked 29 Sep 2026. Price can change.
Other options to compare
Compare when: you want a free MT4 gold EA built for XAUUSD
Orion Gold Scalper is this site's own EA and can be downloaded here.
Compare when: you want another MT5 gold EA with a stop loss on every trade
TwisterPro Scalper has a full product and research page on this site.
Test results for SixtyNine EA
- 14 tests
- 71 other EAs
- 100 paths each
Results breakdown
• Wins: never first. #3 on the 0.5% risk (12/100), 2% risk (10/100, tied) and $5000 account (10/100, tied) boards — top three on 3 of 14. #7 or #8 on the MT4, MT5, grid stress and $300 boards.
• Profit: plus average in 13 of 14 tests, from +$3.10 (AI field) to +$27.52 (hybrid field) on $1000; +$147.02 on $5000 (second-best there) and +$21.60 over 180 days. Only the mixed popular board was negative (−$2.27).
• Risk level: +$20.79 at 0.5% risk, +$19.26 at 2% risk — similar results either way.
• Drawdown: average max drawdown about 8.2–11.5%. Worst paths about 19–30% on $1000 and about 30% on $300. 47–63 of 100 paths ended in profit.
• Bottom line: steady but modest plus averages, with no board wins.
See Where it looked stronger or weaker below for the condition-by-condition read.
How often did paths make money?
63 / 100 best · SixtyNine EA gold @ $300 deposit
Each bar is one test. Height = share of paths that finished in profit — not the same as average $.
Where did it finish on wins?
#3 best finish · SixtyNine EA gold @ 0.5% risk (12 firsts)
Shorter bar = better win rank. First on wins can still lose money on average.
How the tests work
Gold (XAUUSD) boards only. SixtyNine EA and nine other EAs per board, with the same money settings and the same 100 paths over 90 days. FX EA Tester runs it as a multi-strategy EA with a stop loss on every trade and no grid, as the listing describes.
Fourteen gold conditions: mixed popular, MT4, MT5, scalper, trend, AI, hybrid and grid fields, plus 0.5% and 2% risk, $300 and $5000 accounts, and a 180-day window. The tests do not use the seller's private set files, so treat them as a general check of the design, not of any one set file.
- Symbol: XAUUSD
- Paths per test: 100
- Typical window: 90 days · deposit 5000 · lot 0.01 · risk 1%
- Market mix: random (uptrend, downtrend, range, chop, and shock paths)
- Engine: Hosted FX EA Tester (same rules for every EA in a test)
- Coverage: 14 tests · 71 other EAs · 100 paths each
For this EA, compare the account-size and risk boards with the peer-field boards. It placed higher on the $5000 account and the 0.5% and 2% risk boards, and lower against the mixed popular, MT4, MT5 and grid fields.
Paths in profit tell you how often a run ended above the deposit. Average DD vs worst DD is the risk split. Path-type notes are FX EA Tester regime labels.
How to read each test
EAs in the main comparison
SixtyNine EA ran with 9 other EAs in the main test (SixtyNine EA gold @ $5000 deposit) . Across all tests it faced 71 different other EAs.
SixtyNine EA
Where SixtyNine EA looked stronger
Fit by condition uses FX EA Tester peer groups, not a live product claim.
Looked better in
- $5000 account — #3 on wins (10/100, tied), second-best average (+$147.02), 61/100 in profit
- 0.5% risk — #3 on wins (12/100), third-best average (+$20.79), 61/100 in profit
- 2% risk — #3 on wins (10/100, tied), +$19.26, lowest worst path (19.16%)
- Hybrid peer field — #5 on wins, +$27.52, 60/100 in profit
- 180-day window — #4 on wins, fourth-best average (+$21.60)
Looked weaker in
- Mixed popular field — only negative average (−$2.27), 47/100 in profit
- Grid stress — #8 on wins (3/100), worst path 30.43%
- $300 account — #8 on wins, worst path 29.66%
- MT4 and MT5 fields — #7 on wins, bottom-half averages
- Scalper field — #6 on wins, #9 on average (+$4.51)
Results one test at a time
One test at a time — different other EAs and account settings. Look at profit, drawdown, and the short note for each.
SixtyNine EA vs mixed gold popular
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were news-shock / sideways-tight style paths. Average profit was strongest on news-shock paths in this board.
Also notable: Scalping Robot Pro led wins (27) with average +$57.63. TwisterPro Scalper had the best average (+$80.49). Its worst path fell 26.35% and closed at −$214.21.
SixtyNine EA vs gold MT4 field
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were strong-uptrend / gradual-bear style paths. Average profit was strongest on strong-uptrend paths in this board.
Also notable: Scalping Robot Pro led wins (27) with average +$98.82. Its worst path fell 22.20% and closed at −$193.30.
SixtyNine EA vs gold MT5 field
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were gradual-bear paths. Average profit was strongest on high-volatility-chop paths in this board.
Also notable: Scalping Robot Pro led wins (27) with average +$69.23. The Gold Reaper had the best average (+$70.30). Its worst path fell 26.46% and closed at −$249.98.
SixtyNine EA vs gold scalpers
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were gradual-bull / gradual-bear style paths. Average profit was strongest on high-volatility-chop paths in this board.
Also notable: AurumEdge Scalper Pro led wins (27) with average +$80.11. Its worst path fell 21.28% and closed at −$174.32.
SixtyNine EA vs gold trend peers
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were sideways-tight paths. Average profit was strongest on gradual-bull paths in this board.
Also notable: Gold Vanguard EA led wins (22) with average +$89.93. Its worst path fell 28.69% and closed at −$278.29.
SixtyNine EA vs gold scalper field
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were high-volatility-chop paths. Average profit was strongest on high-volatility-chop paths in this board.
Also notable: Adaptive Gold Scalper led wins (22) with average +$90.72. Its worst path fell 25.99% and closed at −$240.37.
SixtyNine EA vs gold grid / recovery stress
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were gradual-bull paths. Average profit was strongest on low-volatility-quiet paths in this board.
Also notable: Lizard led wins (20) with average +$63.92. Gold Vanguard EA had the best average (+$76.16). Its worst path fell 30.43% and closed at −$299.78 — its deepest in this set.
SixtyNine EA vs gold AI peers
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were sideways-tight / gradual-bull style paths. Average profit was strongest on sideways-tight paths in this board.
Also notable: Gold Zilla AI led wins (20) with average +$69.65. Its worst path fell 20.49% and closed at −$190.52.
SixtyNine EA vs gold hybrid peers
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were high-volatility-chop / sideways-wide style paths. Average profit was strongest on sideways-tight paths in this board.
Also notable: Sharkyra Gold led wins (17) with average +$66.20. Its worst path fell 24.22% and closed at −$216.56.
SixtyNine EA gold @ 0.5% risk
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were sideways-tight / sideways-wide style paths. Average profit was strongest on sideways-tight paths in this board.
Also notable: The Gold Reaper led wins (20) with average +$43.31. Its worst path fell 20.58% and closed at −$205.28.
SixtyNine EA gold @ 2% risk
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were gradual-bull / sideways-wide style paths. Average profit was strongest on strong-uptrend paths in this board.
Also notable: Prisma led wins (35) with average +$95.13. Its worst path fell 19.16% and closed at −$145.33.
SixtyNine EA gold @ $300 deposit
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were strong-uptrend / high-volatility-chop style paths. Average profit was strongest on strong-uptrend paths in this board.
Also notable: TwisterPro Scalper led wins (16) with average +$28.96. On a $300.00 deposit, +$10.62 is about +3.5%. Its worst path fell 29.66% and closed at −$66.04.
SixtyNine EA gold @ $5000 deposit
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were gradual-bear paths. Average profit was strongest on gradual-bull paths in this board.
Also notable: Aureum Quant led wins (16) with average +$167.43. On a $5,000.00 deposit, +$147.02 is about +2.9%. Its worst path fell 22.43% and closed at −$1,110.96.
SixtyNine EA mixed gold @ 180-day window
EAs in this test
What stood out in this test
Path types in this board: Among its first-place paths, most were sideways-wide paths. Average profit was strongest on sideways-wide paths in this board.
Also notable: Gold Zilla AI led wins (41) with average +$88.36. Its worst path fell 20.68% and closed at −$189.78.
Full ranking for the main test
Full results for SixtyNine EA gold @ $5000 deposit. Wins mean finished first on a path — not the same as “always made profit.”
| Rank | EA | Wins | Avg profit | Avg return | Avg DD | Worst DD | Washouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
|
16 | $167.43 | 3.35% | 7.47% | 17.10% | 0 |
| 2 |
|
14 | $52.60 | 1.05% | 8.02% | 17.37% | 0 |
| 3 |
|
10 | $147.02 | 2.94% | 8.20% | 22.43% | 0 |
| 4 |
|
10 | $93.93 | 1.88% | 8.28% | 17.78% | 0 |
| 5 |
|
10 | $85.99 | 1.72% | 8.22% | 19.10% | 0 |
| 6 |
|
10 | $76.33 | 1.53% | 8.39% | 23.10% | 0 |
| 7 |
|
9 | $79.08 | 1.58% | 8.43% | 22.32% | 0 |
| 8 |
|
8 | $63.65 | 1.27% | 8.46% | 17.81% | 0 |
| 9 |
|
8 | $43.54 | 0.87% | 8.48% | 24.74% | 0 |
| 10 |
|
5 | $10.27 | 0.21% | 6.60% | 21.26% | 0 |
Related on Orion: gold EA store · risk disclosure · backtesting limits
So… is SixtyNine EA worth trying?
Where it looked stronger or weaker
Fit by condition uses FX EA Tester peer groups, not a live product claim.
Better in these test mixes
- $5000 account — #3 on wins (10/100, tied), second-best average (+$147.02), 61/100 in profit
- 0.5% risk — #3 on wins (12/100), third-best average (+$20.79), 61/100 in profit
- 2% risk — #3 on wins (10/100, tied), +$19.26, lowest worst path (19.16%)
- Hybrid peer field — #5 on wins, +$27.52, 60/100 in profit
- 180-day window — #4 on wins, fourth-best average (+$21.60)
Weaker in these test mixes
- Mixed popular field — only negative average (−$2.27), 47/100 in profit
- Grid stress — #8 on wins (3/100), worst path 30.43%
- $300 account — #8 on wins, worst path 29.66%
- MT4 and MT5 fields — #7 on wins, bottom-half averages
- Scalper field — #6 on wins, #9 on average (+$4.51)
Strong points
- Plus average on 13 of 14 boards
- Second-best average on the $5000 account board (+$147.02, #3 on wins)
- #3 on wins at 0.5% risk (12/100), with the third-best average (+$20.79)
- Its highest $1000 average came on the hybrid field (+$27.52, 60/100 in profit)
- No account washouts in these tests
Weak points
- Never first on wins; top three on only 3 of 14 boards
- Mixed popular board: −$2.27, 47/100 in profit, 26.35% worst path
- #8 on wins on grid stress (3/100), with its deepest worst path (30.43%)
- #8 on wins on the $300 account, with a 29.66% worst path
- Scalper field: #6 on wins, #9 on average
Reasons it may fit you
- You want an honest check of a trending paid MT5 gold EA before you spend money or demo time
- You care about average profit, not only wins or the listing's live signal
- You accept gold risk and will demo before using real money
Reasons to be careful
- You want an EA that leads boards on wins
- You want a gold scalper that beats other scalpers
- You only trust live Myfxbook / broker results
Our take
The limits are clear too. It never led a board on wins, most averages were modest next to the leaders, and the mixed popular board averaged slightly negative. On the MT4, MT5, grid and $300 boards it finished in the bottom half on wins.
Our take: Mixed — strengths and weak spots both show. The safety design and steady plus averages are real positives, but the tests do not show it beating the stronger gold EAs. If it appeals to you, demo first on a $1000+ account with a small fixed lot. Downloads stay on MetaTrader Market.
Every EA in a test uses the same FX EA Tester rules. We show results even when this EA is not first. These are research tests — not live trading. Read the risk disclosure.
Other strong gold EAs to consider
No EA won every test. If SixtyNine EA is not the right fit — or you want a second option — start here.
When: You want a gold EA that beat SixtyNine EA on the trend and grid boards
Gold Vanguard has a full research page, led the trend board (+$89.93), and had the best average on grid stress (+$76.16).
When: You want another MT5 gold EA with a stop loss on every trade
TwisterPro Scalper has a full research page and had the best average on the mixed popular (+$80.49) and $300 account (+$28.96) boards.
When: You want a gold EA that led the mixed popular, MT4 and MT5 boards
Scalping Robot Pro has a full research page and led those three boards on wins, with the best average on MT4 (+$98.82).
When: You want this site's own free gold EA
Orion Gold Scalper has a full locked-test review with peer boards and a balanced take.
FAQ
What does SixtyNine EA trade?
Gold (XAUUSD) on the H1 or H4 chart. It is an MT5 EA that runs six strategy layers and can trade both buy and sell setups.
Does it use grid or martingale?
The listing says no — no grid, martingale, recovery trades or lot multiplication, and no buy and sell hedges at the same time. Every trade has a stop loss, take profit and trailing stop.
What account does it need?
The listing recommends $1000 or more, with $300 as a minimum for very small lots or testing. It also recommends a reliable ECN / RAW broker and a VPS.
Is there an MT4 version?
No. SixtyNine EA is sold for MetaTrader 5 only.
How did it do in the gold tests?
It averaged plus on 13 of 14 boards over 90 days. On $1000 boards the plus averages ran from +$3.10 (AI field) to +$27.52 (hybrid field); it was +$147.02 on the $5000 account and +$21.60 over 180 days. The only negative average was the mixed popular board (−$2.27).
Where did it look strongest?
On the $5000 account board it was #3 on wins (10/100, tied) with the second-best average (+$147.02). It was also #3 on wins at 0.5% risk (third-best average, +$20.79) and at 2% risk (+$19.26). It never finished first on any board.
What drawdown did it show?
Average max drawdown was about 8.2–11.5%. Worst paths were about 19–30% on $1000 boards (deepest on grid stress, 30.43%) and about 30% on the $300 account, so size small.
Is SixtyNine EA worth $399?
The design is careful — a stop loss on every trade and no grid — and it was plus on 13 of 14 boards. But it never led a board, it was top three on only 3, and most averages were well below the board leaders. If you want to try it, demo first at low risk and compare it with the EAs below.
Which gold EAs looked better in tests?
Scalping Robot Pro led the mixed popular, MT4 and MT5 boards on wins. TwisterPro Scalper had the best average on the mixed popular and $300 boards. Gold Vanguard EA led the trend board and had the best average on grid stress. All have full research pages.
Did it face 100 gold EAs at once?
14 gold boards, 71 unique other EAs, 10 per board. Not 100 at once.
Do you have live results here?
No. These are FX EA Tester gold boards only — not live trading results. The live signal on the listing is not checked here.
What to do next
1) Note the 13/14 plus averages — but no board wins and only 3 top-three finishes.
2) Compare Gold Vanguard EA, TwisterPro Scalper or Scalping Robot Pro below if you want stronger results.
3) ZIP downloads are optional rank files.
4) If you still want to try it, demo first with Fixed Lot and a small size on a $1000+ account.
More gold EAs with experiments
Research test results are not live trading performance. Orion publishes honest test-based reviews so you can check setup, profit, and risk before you try an EA — not financial advice. Official downloads stay on MetaTrader Market. Read the risk disclosure.