Expert Advisors for MetaTrader 4 and 5

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Documented logic. Evidence you can review. Visible risk.

Meet Sterling Structure PulseGBPJPY · H1
From concept to evidence.

Spanish audio · English subtitles

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Defined Stop Loss No martingale or grid MT4 and MT5 versionsTrading involves risk of loss.

Three systems.
Different ways to trade.

Start with the market and the logic. Each product page covers its rules, evidence and installation. Detailed product pages are currently in Spanish.

Sterling Structure Pulse

MT4 and MT5

Market / timeframeGBPJPY · H1

LogicStructure and displacement

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Nasdaq VWAP Pulse

MT4 and MT5

Market / timeframeNasdaq · M5

LogicTrend and pullback

Explore Nasdaq

Alpine Loon Equilibrium

MT4 and MT5

Market / timeframeCADCHF · H1

LogicMean reversion

Explore Alpine

This comparison describes how the systems work. It is not a ranking of returns or a personal recommendation.

The evidence is there
for you to review.

A system is easier to understand when you can see how it was evaluated. Our product pages distinguish research, out-of-sample validation and terminal backtests.

  • Out of sampleData kept separate from development data.
  • Sensitivity and robustnessWhat changes when trades, costs and periods vary.
  • Context and limitationsThe engine, sample and conditions behind each test.
Review Sterling evidence (Spanish)
Original screenshot of Sterling's walk-forward matrix in StrategyQuant X
A look inside the validation process.An original research report screenshot. It shows a historical simulation, not live account results.
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Understand the rules

Review the market, entries, exits and exposure on the product page for the system you want to explore.

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Review the evidence

Read the tests alongside their assumptions. Pay attention to costs, sample size and limitations.

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Behind KIAI,
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We develop Expert Advisors with explainable rules, defined exposure and documentation you can review before deciding.

Explore the developer profile and published catalog on MQL5, or contact us with questions about the systems.

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Before you start

Do I need to know how to code?

You do not need to edit code to install an EA from MQL5 Market. You do need to understand MetaTrader, its settings and the risks of your configuration. Each product page includes installation information.

Which of the three systems should I explore?

Start with a market and timeframe you know. Sterling works on GBPJPY H1, Nasdaq Pulse on Nasdaq M5, and Alpine on CADCHF H1. Review the logic and requirements before choosing. No single option suits everyone.

Will backtest results repeat in live trading?

There is no guarantee. Data, spreads, commissions, slippage and broker conditions can change trades and results. A backtest is historical evidence based on assumptions, not a promise.

Where can I find versions and pricing?

Each product page links separately to its MT4 and MT5 versions on MQL5 Market. Check the current price and terms there for the version you need.

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Sterling: logic, risk and evidence

Educational video with Spanish audio and English subtitles. You can also watch on YouTube ↗.