Expert Advisors
MT5 / MQL5 automation, entry and exit logic, position management, session filters, execution safeguards and state handling.
YV Orbit is an independent algorithmic-trading development and research initiative focused on Expert Advisors, indicators, systematic strategies, and evidence-led backtesting.
Markets change. Strategies behave differently across instruments, sessions, volatility regimes and execution environments. YV Orbit approaches trading technology as an iterative engineering process: define the idea, encode the rules, test the behaviour, inspect the limitations, and refine only when evidence supports it.
A practical development scope across strategy logic, platform implementation and structured evaluation. Each project begins with clear rules and an understanding of what the test can—and cannot—tell us.
MT5 / MQL5 automation, entry and exit logic, position management, session filters, execution safeguards and state handling.
Indicator logic, signal conditions, market-structure tools and TradingView Pine Script concepts translated into testable rules.
Breakout, trend, pullback, mean-reversion and market-behaviour hypotheses evaluated through structured historical testing.
A first published Expert Advisor marks the beginning of the YV Orbit project portfolio. The focus is on clear strategy logic, careful testing, and learning from real feedback.
An Expert Advisor built around consecutive-candle reversal logic. Review the product details, test it in MetaTrader, and share constructive feedback.
Review the settings and test the EA on your own data and broker environment before considering any live use. Results can vary across conditions.
Useful feedback includes reproducible observations, platform details, test conditions, and potential logic or usability issues.
Explore selected backtest screenshots and research records from the YV Orbit development archive. Open the Evidence Library to inspect individual images at full resolution.
Browse selected backtest and strategy research screenshots. Open individual images to inspect the full-resolution records.
Explore Evidence →Review screenshots as records of specific historical testing conditions, not as promises of future outcomes.
Instrument, timeframe, spread, execution settings and testing assumptions can materially affect observed results.
A result is useful only when the rules, assumptions and testing conditions are understood. The workflow separates strategy ideas from implementation issues and observed performance.
Document the hypothesis, instrument, timeframe, entry/exit rules and risk constraints.
Implement the logic with explicit conditions, safeguards and traceable settings.
Run historical or demo evaluation and record assumptions, costs and observed behaviour.
Inspect drawdown, execution, failure modes and limitations before deciding the next iteration.
We aim to communicate what was tested, how it was tested and where uncertainty remains. Strong branding should never replace sound research or honest reporting.
Separate backtests, demo observations and live trading. Avoid presenting one as proof of another.
Consider spread, slippage, contract specifications, position sizing, drawdown and market regime.
Use failures and weak outcomes to investigate assumptions—not to hide inconvenient evidence.
Recognize that symbol specifications and execution behaviour can differ between brokers and environments.
Follow the research journey for strategy experiments, development notes, backtest observations and market-behaviour reviews.