Performance
How we talk about results
Most EA sites open with a screenshot of a doubled account. This page does not. Here is exactly what each One Shoot AI version is configured to target, and how to verify any of it for yourself.
What each version targets
These are configuration targets at default risk settings — the parameters the EA is built to respect, not a forecast of returns.
- Markets traded
- 3
- Gold, bitcoin, Nasdaq
- Timeframes combined
- M15 · M30 · H1
- Recommended start
- $200
- Raw / ECN account
- Target latency
- 1 – 2 ms
- Broker's data centre
- Markets traded
- 3
- Gold, bitcoin, Nasdaq
- Timeframes combined
- M15 · M30 · H1
- Recommended start
- $200
- Raw / ECN account
- Target latency
- 1 – 2 ms
- Broker's data centre
- Markets traded
- 3
- Gold, bitcoin, Nasdaq
- Timeframe engine
- Single frame
- Recommended start
- $200
- Raw / ECN account
- In market since
- June 2024
Risk disclosure
The figures above describe how each version is configured to operate at default settings. They are not a prediction, projection or guarantee of profit. Trading foreign exchange, gold and CFDs on margin carries a high level of risk. Past performance and backtest results are not indicative of future results.
Four things we will always tell you
If a vendor is not willing to say these out loud, that tells you something about the numbers they are showing you.
We do not publish profit promises
Any EA vendor showing a straight-line equity curve is showing you a curve-fitted backtest or a martingale account that has not blown up yet. We publish operating parameters instead.
Backtests are a sanity check, not proof
A 99.9% tick-quality backtest tells you the logic behaves and the risk model holds. It cannot tell you what your broker's spread and execution will do to those numbers.
Your settings decide your results
The same EA at 0.5% and 2% risk produces two completely different equity curves. Results depend on your configuration far more than on the version you buy.
Broker conditions matter
Spread, commission, execution speed and swap all change the outcome. Two traders on the same version and settings will not print identical results.
The four-step validation path
Do not take our word for any of it. This is the sequence we recommend to every customer before they scale risk.
- 01
Run your own backtest
Use the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester with real tick data and your broker's own spread. Model 'Every tick based on real ticks' and test each market separately.
- 02
Forward test on demo
Run at least four weeks on a demo account with the exact settings you plan to use live. Confirm trade frequency, spread handling and VPS uptime.
- 03
Go live small
Start at 0.25-0.5% risk on a small live account. Live execution differs from demo, and your first month should be about verifying that, not about return.
- 04
Review over a real sample
Judge the system across 100+ trades and several market regimes. Three losing days is noise; three losing months is information.
Want to see live account statements?
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