Milioron EA MT5 automates Forex trading with controls for a series of orders: minimum spacing, order-count limits, sizing, real and virtual exits, and market/pending-order trailing. Nadiya Mirosh’s public description gives 18 named parameters, making trade management the clearest documented part of the product.
Our assessment: Milioron may appeal to traders who want to configure order-series behavior and compare different exit arrangements. The main consideration is the aggregate exposure of the series. The public entry explanation is limited, and the original test reports show substantially larger relative equity drawdowns than their balance figures.
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This source-based review was prepared October 12, 2026 from the current overview, public comments, release history, seller profile and nine original gallery reports. The listing displayed version 3.6, updated October 5, 2026. We have not independently traded Milioron or reproduced these reports.
Order spacing and series limits
GridStep sets the minimum distance between orders, and LimitTrades limits the number of orders in a series. These controls establish an order-series design; they do not establish a no-grid strategy or a particular martingale multiplier. The overview does not explain the entry signals or the exact circumstances that start and extend a series.
Spacing and count should be evaluated together with sizing. A series containing several orders can have materially different exposure from its first trade. An order limit controls count, not maximum monetary loss. Inspect the worst combined exposure, margin use and exit behavior during sustained adverse moves.
Fixed Lot takes priority over Risk
The developer explicitly gives Lot a higher priority than Risk. Risk is described as an adjustment based on a virtual deposit. That is not enough to interpret it as a fixed percentage of equity at risk on each trade. Confirm which field governs actual sizing in the supplied configuration and compare the resulting lots across the entire series.
Magic identifies the EA’s orders. SetupFilling and MyMarginLevel are also listed, but their short descriptions do not provide enough detail to promise a particular execution policy or automatic margin-protection action.
Real, virtual and pending-order management
The overview separates RealStopLoss/RealTakeProfit for market orders from VirtStopLoss/VirtTakeProfit for virtual orders. It also names RealTrailingStart/RealTrailingStop. Those labels describe the available control groups without fully documenting virtual-order behavior, interaction between exits or behavior during a connection interruption.
The pending-order section adds PendingTrailingOn, PendingTrailingStart, PendingTrailingStopLoss and PendingTrailingTakeProfit. LevelStart controls the distance for placing a pending order. Examine the sequence in testing: pending placement, modifications, execution, series development and exit. Do not assume every protective setting is active simply because a parameter exists.
Reading the original test evidence
All nine developer reports show single-symbol H1 tests for February 8, 2018 to February 8, 2024, with a USD 10,000 initial deposit and 1:100 leverage. The pictured curves show balance, while the statistics separately report equity drawdown. The tested historical period ends in February 2024. The images do not identify the EA build, exact inputs, broker or tester model, so they cannot establish results for version 3.6.
The reports display very large simulated profits and high profit factors, but those values cannot establish future returns or realistic live execution. The 99–100% History Quality labels do not identify the tester model. The drawdown comparison below preserves the reports’ relative figures; it does not substitute the separate maximal-drawdown percentages or create a combined portfolio result.
| Historical report | Trades | Relative balance DD | Relative equity DD |
|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD | 803 | 1.43% | 8.97% |
| GBPUSD | 1,029 | 4.97% | 24.84% |
| USDCHF | 728 | 1.80% | 8.24% |
| USDJPY | 819 | 4.43% | 12.77% |
| AUDUSD | 804 | 2.08% | 14.83% |
| NZDUSD | 658 | 3.50% | 17.31% |
| CADCHF | 587 | 1.41% | 8.63% |
| CADJPY | 844 | 3.35% | 16.44% |
| EURGBP | 790 | 2.49% | 22.11% |
View the seven additional original developer reports
Each report below covers the same stated February 2018–February 2024 period on H1. They are separate single-symbol simulations, not a combined multi-currency account. Click an image to inspect the original at full size.
Release history and customer feedback
The version 3.6 entry dated October 5, 2026 says “Scheduled update.” Most earlier entries use similarly generic wording; version 1.1 mentions added features and options without details. These notes establish release dates without explaining a new strategy feature. The checked public Comments panel was empty, and no public manual or product-specific signal was discovered in the checked listing and seller profile.
The one MQL5 customer review is by Qing Long Yang, dated October 31, 2024: “Great 5 stars EA, very recommended.” It is positive third-party opinion, but supplies no testing conditions or account history and predates version 3.6. It is separate from CheaperForex verified-purchase ratings.
Also available for MetaTrader 4
Traders using MT4 can browse the related MT4 edition. The reports and controls examined here come from the MT5 listing; use the MT4 product’s own information to assess that edition.
Verify it yourself
Read the official Milioron MT5 overview, release history and MQL5 customer review. Use the supplied build’s controls and your broker’s conditions to examine operation; this is source analysis, not an independently verified trading test.
