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Set individual EA risk, compare fixed reference with current balance and understand what the historical calculator graph can and cannot show.
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EXPERT ADVISORSTradeBergerFREE KNOWLEDGE · EN / DE
Practical guides for informed EA decisions. Understand the assumptions behind a curve, compare risk fairly and review a portfolio before trading.
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16 guides & resources
Set individual EA risk, compare fixed reference with current balance and understand what the historical calculator graph can and cannot show.
Read guide →Interpret monthly profit and loss, annual returns, missing months, deposits and combined EA results without confusing balance with equity.
Read guide →Check USDJPY, gold and index contracts, symbol suffixes, minimum lots, sessions, costs and margin before transferring an EA setup to another broker.
Read guide →Design a small sensitivity test, inspect parameter neighborhoods and retest timeframes without treating a winning setting as proof against overfitting.
Read guide →Prepare an EA migration, prevent duplicate execution and check journals, open orders and restart recovery on a VPS.
Read guide →A practical sequence for combining the three TradeBerger EAs: reference setups, per-EA risk, account checks and a shared operating record.
Read guide →Check a real-tick MT5 backtest beyond its modeling label: broker history, missing data, settings, trade execution and the evidence to save.
Read guide →Understand 1% of fixed 10,000 capital versus 1% of current balance, lot rounding and combined EA exposure. Worked arithmetic examples and sizing checks.
Read guide →Read balance and equity separately, inspect floating losses and recovery duration, and understand why a 25% loss needs a 33.3% recovery gain.
Read guide →Compare backtests and forward tests with matched dates, executable, risk basis and costs. Distinguish historical splits, demo, real-money and independent holdouts.
Read guide →Stress spread, commission, swaps and slippage without double-counting costs. Learn the difference between native MT5 reruns and modeled after-the-fact deductions.
Read guide →Understand shuffled trades, bootstrap and parameter sensitivity. Make Monte Carlo assumptions reproducible and avoid treating simulated bands as future guarantees.
Read guide →Compare EA correlations using aligned periodic returns. Understand combined monthly P/L, capital denominators, simultaneous risk and genuine portfolio equity drawdown.
Read guide →Review presets, broker symbols, stops, margin, account type, magic numbers and restart behavior before running an Expert Advisor. Practical evidence checks for MT5.
Read guide →Explore per-EA risk, fixed reference, current balance, lot rounding and joint exposure.
Open resource →25 pages, 184 checkpoints, 22 diagrams and 210 fillable fields. English and German PDF.
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