A grid EA with its guard, plus a breakout on other markets. Drawdown Minimizer closes the oldest losing Snapback positions, slice by slice, from realized profit. Dawnbreak adds one breakout a day on gold or the DAX, with a stop on every trade.
Who it fits: Grid traders who want old positions paid off from profit, and a second strategy that works differently.
Capital: Snapback 2,500 USD (3 pairs) or 5,000 USD (5/7 pairs) on its own account; gold at 1 % about 7,500 USD, according to the developer. Drawdown Minimizer needs no extra capital.
Strategies are combined by logic, not by a shared track record. Snapback is a grid without a stop per position (high risk). It turns floating losses into realized ones; it does not increase equity. Test it in Dry Run first. Past results, in a backtest or on a live account, don’t guarantee future results, and trading with an EA can lose money.