Unit 03 // Multi-session trend · flagship
AlgoTeraX Apex
The flagship: a trend engine that runs across the Asian, London and New York sessions and scales exposure as a move proves itself.
01 // Parameters
What Apex is.
Apex is the flagship unit of the line, a multi-session trend engine for the majors and the main indices. Three clocks: Spool runs the trend core, Overclock adds the guard stack, the equity-curve governor and the position ceiling, and Redline is the build the desk runs on its own account, preset file and ops priority lane included.
Instruments, broker and account type belong to the benchmark page, not to this sheet, so the sheet can never drift from what is actually published.
| Profile | Multi-session trend · flagship |
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| Behaviour | Apex reads trend state on the four-hour and daily charts, enters on pullbacks inside an established trend, and adds to a position only while its own equity curve is above its moving average. Holds run for days to weeks. Sizing runs on the equity engine, with a governor that halves exposure while the account sits below its high-water mark and a ceiling on the number of positions open across all charts. |
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 |
| Layers |
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| Controls | 11 across the clocks; listed per clock below |
| Clocks |
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| Licence | 12-month licence · one payment |
| Benchmark | not publishedMyfxbook / Tradoxx/tx26/11722992 |
02 // Clock speeds
How much of Apex do you want lit?
One unit, one engine, a ladder of clocks. Each step up switches on another layer and unlocks more controls. Read the readout for the clock you want, then arm it.
Apex · Overclock
Spool plus the full guard stack, the equity-curve governor and the position ceiling: exposure contracts by itself whenever the account is under water.
One payment
$1,199
12-month licence · nothing renews
A higher clock switches more of the unit on. None of them is sold on a different result, and none ever will be.
Switched on
- Trend core: multi-session trend state, pullback trigger, sizing engine on equity
- Guard stack and governor: spread gate, news blackout, daily circuit-breaker, equity-curve governor, position ceiling
Controls · 09
- Session selector: Asian, London and New York windows switchable per chart
- Sizing engine: equity percent per trade, recomputed on every entry
- ATR geometry: stop and target distances expressed in ATR multiples
- Leverage cap: tuned for accounts running 1:30 or below
- Equity-curve governor: exposure halves while the account sits below its high-water mark
- Position ceiling: a hard cap on open positions across every chart
- Daily loss circuit-breaker: new entries halt until the next session once the day's limit is hit
- Spread gate and slippage tolerance, both read from the profile
- News blackout: entries suspended around the scheduled releases in the profile
In every clock
- A term of 12 months on a single payment, no renewal, printed on the arm page before the card frame opens
- Binary on the deploy page the instant the processor confirms the charge
- One ZIP: the .ex5 compiled for exactly this clock, plus the deployment protocol carrying the parameter readout and the Core Token spec
- Ops desk by email, answered by whoever tuned the build
03 // Delivery
What lands, and when.
- Package
- one ZIP: the compiled unit (.ex5) and its deployment protocol (PDF)
- Release
- the instant the payment clears, on the deploy page
- Core Token
- printed on the deploy page; quote it to the desk
- Term
- 12 months, one payment, nothing renews
04 // Benchmark
Live account. Real money.
Apex trades on the desk account, alongside every other unit, with the desk's own money on it. Myfxbook reads that account from the broker and refreshes it without us. No figure off it is retyped here: open the account and read the return, the drawdown and the whole history where they are kept.
No figure is printed for this unit anywhere on the site. The moment a public page exists under the handle above, its figures are transcribed here with the date they were read.
Benchmark: one desk account, read by Myfxbook, quoted gross. Not typical, not a forecast; a loss is possible.
Also on the line