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Antidepressant EA MT5 Review

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Antidepressant EA MT5 trades gold on the five-minute chart using directional entries and adaptive basket management. Its distinguishing controls are six exposure/reinvestment profiles, a shared VWAP-based exit target, initial-entry spread filtering and equity protection that can close the EA’s positions and pause its trading.

Our assessment: the appeal is a single-market system with visible basket information and straightforward profile selection. It suits traders who understand that additional positions and reinvestment can magnify exposure. The main consideration is how a basket behaves when gold moves against it: a protection threshold is not a guaranteed account loss limit. Sources were checked 26 October 2026; this is a source-based review, not our own terminal test or an independently reproduced backtest.

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Entries and basket exits have different jobs

Valentina Zhuchkova calls the entry component Neural Pulse Core, describing directional selection that considers market context and trading conditions. This is the developer’s description; the public wording does not independently establish a particular neural-network architecture or disclose the full decision rules.

Dynamic VWAP Flow coordinates the position basket and a shared exit target as price develops. VWAP refers to a volume-weighted average price. A basket can hold additional positions whose combined exposure differs from a single trade. The source explicitly warns that leveraged trading with added positions can lose the entire deposit. The listing does not establish that all configurations avoid grid, martingale or averaging.

How the six profiles change exposure

iRiskLevel ranges from Minimal and Conservative through Balanced, Dynamic and Aggressive to Max Turbo. The developer describes increasing exposure and reinvestment intensity, rather than a fixed percentage-risk definition for each label. A profile name does not establish the maximum drawdown it can experience.

House-Money Compounding treats starting funds and accumulated profit differently. That is a sizing distinction, not separate protected capital. Reinvested gains remain exposed, and losses can consume both profits and the original deposit. Evaluate the actual position sizes and margin use rather than assuming that a restrained label makes a small account resilient.

The gallery uses Conservative, Moderate and Standard for its first three levels, while the current listing says Minimal, Conservative and Balanced. These differing labels do not verify the current file’s exact lot mapping.

What the filters and controls can change

iAutoSpread is described as restricting new initial entries when pricing deteriorates. The description does not establish that every possible basket addition is blocked by the same filter. Equity Protection monitors drawdown and, at its configured trigger, closes the EA’s positions and pauses its trading. It should not be described as protecting unrelated trades or guaranteeing a precise execution price during a sharp move.

The HUD displays the active profile, floating P/L, spread status and direction. Market Map shows market reference points and exit levels. BreakShift is the developer’s automatic broker-time synchronization with seasonal adjustments. Two-step confirmation on manual closing is useful against accidental clicks, while the pause control stops new entries. These functions make the current state visible; they do not replace checking the account’s total exposure.

Original Antidepressant developer schematic showing a HUD labeled v4.2, example position additions and illustrative equity protection
Original developer schematic, retrieved 26 October 2026. The HUD is labeled v4.2 and contains example profit and equity-stop values. This is an illustration, not a live trading capture or a verified view of the current 27.150 interface; its example 20% stop is not a guaranteed loss limit.

The linked public account runs on MT4

The developer-linked Antidepressant signal 2394590 is an MT4 account, not direct evidence from this MT5 edition. The saved source check at 00:45 UTC on 26 October 2026 identifies Weltrade-Live and 1:500 leverage. Its account history also predates the MT5 listing’s 19 October publication.

Growth and trades
39.93% growth; 68 XAUUSD trades; 61 wins and seven losses; profit factor 4.07.
Cash flows
$500 initial deposit plus $9,000 additional deposits and $347.33 profit; no withdrawals. Balance and equity: $9,847.33.
Relative drawdown
Balance: 5.44% ($28.45). Equity: 6.74% ($44.80).
Maximal balance DD
$43.07 (6.12%), a separate field from relative balance drawdown.

Added funds explain most of the account’s ending balance; the source reports $347.33 in cash trading profit. Average winning trades were $7.55, compared with $16.18 lost on average losing trades. Assess the high win rate alongside loss size, floating exposure and the limited sample.

The signal displays 13 weeks of trading history, while its tooltip records only 12 days 5 hours of actual monitoring. Its Started field is 7 October 2026. These are distinct measures; historical trades do not establish 13 weeks of contemporaneous monitoring or confirm the current MT5 build’s settings.

Genuine Antidepressant MT4 public signal capture showing 39.93 percent growth, 9000 dollars in additional deposits and 9847.33 dollars equity
Genuine public signal browser capture, 26 October 2026 at 00:56 UTC; its figures agree with the 00:45 UTC source check. This is the developer-linked MT4 reference account, not direct MT5-build proof. The source’s trade-copy subscription fee is separate from this EA offer. The $9,000 additional deposits are separate from $347.33 trading profit; the displayed history is longer than the recorded monitoring duration.

Historical reports are designed developer summaries

The gallery reports below describe historical-tick backtests on IC Markets, labeled MetaTrader 5 Build 6230. That is a terminal-build reference, not confirmation of EA version 27.150. They start with $10,000, materially above the overview’s small-account test reference. We have not reproduced these simulations or independently audited the inputs.

Level 1 report
January 2016–October 2026; 0.01 base lot; 1,863 trades; net profit $344,540.33; profit factor 5.11. The card says maximal balance DD 0.86%; maximal equity DD is $21,912.96 (7.78%).
Max Turbo report
Same stated period; Level 6 / 0.10 base; 1,863 trades; claimed net profit $44,167,038.01; profit factor 5.73. Maximal equity DD: $788,588.80 (4.83%).

The source explicitly labels these drawdowns maximal; they must not be relabeled as the worst relative percentage drawdown. Compound growth changes the monetary scale and percentage base. None of the percentages establishes a future loss cap.

Original Antidepressant Level 1 developer simulation summary with 10000 dollar starting deposit and 7.78 percent maximal equity drawdown
Original designed backtest summary, retrieved 26 October 2026: Level 1 / 0.01 base, labeled Conservative in this graphic. It shows maximal equity drawdown of 7.78%, separately from its 0.86% maximal balance-DD card. Historical simulation, not live results.
Original Antidepressant Max Turbo developer composite with large compounded-profit annotation and a visibly different embedded graph scale
Original Max Turbo developer composite, retrieved 26 October 2026. Its profit annotation states $44.17 million, while the embedded graph axis tops near 423,317. The graphic does not visibly reconcile those scales; it is not a reconciled raw tester export or independently verified result.

These designed summaries do not provide a reconciled raw report. Read audited and capital preservation as developer labels; no independent audit or guaranteed protection was established.

Capital and broker conditions matter

The developer’s reference is XAUUSD M5 on a hedging account, preferably ECN / Raw Spread. Tests use $250–$300, 1:500 leverage and a 0.01 starting lot; $500–$1,000 is given for more margin headroom. Leverage from 1:200 is specified. These are operating/test conditions, not proof that a particular balance can survive future trading.

Cent or Micro suitability for smaller balances depends on contract size, minimum volume and margin rules. A 0.01 lot on one account type need not create the same exposure on another. Keep MT5 running, and check broker execution, spread, slippage and VPS connectivity. The developer recommends a low-latency Windows VPS, ideally below 20ms to the broker where available; that latency target is not a performance guarantee.

Source coverage and release context

The dated MT5 source check showed version 27.150 and a 19 October 2026 publication date. No public product buyer reviews or posted comments were visible. No separate public manual or release-note link was found, so the full configuration rules and build history could not be independently traced from public documentation.

Other systems from this developer

For a separate comparison, see our Nebula Cartographer review and The Silent Investor review. Shared authorship does not establish identical trading logic, risk settings or results.

Verify it yourself

Read the Antidepressant MQL5 listing and developer-linked Antidepressant signal. Compare trade history, floating equity, funding changes and drawdown, rather than growth alone. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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