Both Scalper and Investor trade gold — what is the difference?

Horizon, and everything that follows from it. Scalper is in and out inside the session, several times on an active day, and needs a raw-spread account for the arithmetic to work. Investor takes a position in the same instrument and holds it for weeks. Same market, opposite temperament.

Does it trade anything other than gold?

No. XAUUSD is the instrument. If you want currency pairs, Infinity works a fixed basket of four.

Can I run it on a funded or prop-firm account?

The drawdown controls were built for it, and can be set to whatever ceiling the firm imposes. Check the firm permits automated trading first — most do, some do not, and that rule is theirs rather than ours.

Can I withdraw while it is running?

Whenever you like — it is your broker account. Sizing adjusts to the new balance, though do leave enough margin behind for the positions already open.

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Expert Advisor

TradeFx Investor

Name: TradeFx Investor
Brand: TradeFx
Availability: InStock

Invest | Compound | Grow

A long-horizon Expert Advisor for gold. It buys weakness and strength alike, then holds the position and compounds rather than working it intraday.

Priced per account

The right figure depends on the account size and how many accounts you run, so an advisor quotes it rather than a price list.

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Licence issued as soon as your purchase is confirmed
Runs on our infrastructure — no VPS to keep alive
Your funds stay in your own broker account
Setup handled with you, not left as a manual

Platform: MetaTrader 4 · MetaTrader 5
Strategy: Long-horizon gold accumulation
Markets: XAUUSD (gold)
Licence: One 9-character code per trading account
Delivery: Instant — licence appears in your dashboard

TradeFx Investor trades gold, and it trades it slowly. Where Scalper works XAUUSD inside the session and is flat by the close, Investor takes a position in the same instrument and holds it. The horizon is weeks and months, and the aim is to compound quietly rather than to post a busy trade log.

It has three ways into the market and chooses between them by condition: buying into a pullback, buying into a strong impulse that is still running, and riding a trend once one is clearly established. All three are the same instrument seen at different moments, which is why a single Expert Advisor can hold them together without contradicting itself.

The exit logic is the half that matters on a long hold. It combines taking profit with protecting it — securing gains as a position matures, and reducing exposure when conditions turn rather than leaving an open trade to drift while the account waits for a target that is no longer coming.

Underneath sits a drawdown layer strict enough for funded and prop-firm accounts: a ceiling on how far equity may fall from its high and a floor it may not cross, with sizing set either as a fixed lot or as a share of the balance. Setup is a single licence code — once your MT4 or MT5 account is linked the Expert Advisor runs on our infrastructure, with nothing to install and no VPS to keep alive.

What it does on your account

Three ways into one market

It buys into a pullback, buys into a strong impulse still running, and rides an established trend. Same instrument, different conditions — it picks between them instead of forcing one approach on every session.

Exits that protect, not just target

Gains are secured as a position matures and exposure is cut when conditions turn. On a hold measured in weeks, getting out well matters more than getting in perfectly.

Drawdown limits a prop firm would recognise

A ceiling on how far equity may fall from its high, and a floor it may not cross. These are the controls funded-account rules are written around, and the Expert Advisor enforces them rather than leaving you to watch.

Fixed lots, or a share of the balance

Either a lot size that stays where you put it, or sizing that scales with the account so risk per position stays proportionate instead of drifting upward after a good run.

Stands aside for the calendar

A news filter pauses new entries around high-impact releases. A position already held can sit through a number; opening a fresh one into it is a different decision.

Your broker, measured rather than assumed

Spread, slippage and how fills actually behave on your own account are measured, so if the broker is what is costing you, it shows up as data rather than a hunch.

No two accounts place the identical order

Entries can be varied slightly between accounts, so running it on more than one does not fire the same order into the market at the same instant. It matters if you trade several accounts, or a funded one.