Quick Summary:
Quantum Commander EA by Bogdan Ion Puscasu is the first Quantum system built exclusively for the US30 (Dow Jones) index rather than gold. It follows the prevailing trend and enters on qualified pullbacks instead of chasing extended moves. Every position opens with a fixed stop loss and take profit, is protected by a dynamic trailing stop, and can be closed early on an opposing M1 signal before the stop is reached. It holds only one position at a time — no grid, no martingale, no averaging, no recovery cycles.
Official MQL5 Listing:
Quantum Commander — MQL5 Marketplace
Developer’s Live Signal:
Quantum Commander — MQL5 live signal (IC Markets)

Why Quantum Commander EA
- Built exclusively for US30 — the Dow Jones index, not gold, giving the Quantum range genuine instrument diversification for the first time in several releases
- Trend-pullback entry — waits for a qualified pullback within an established trend rather than entering after an extended move
- Fixed stop loss and take profit on every trade — a defined exit structure from the moment the position opens
- Dynamic trailing stop — progressively secures gains as the trade moves in your favour
- M1 opposite-signal exit — if the market turns, the EA can close early rather than waiting for the full stop loss, reducing unnecessary exposure
- One open position at a time — a linear exposure model, with no baskets, no escalating lots and no recovery cycles
- No grid, no martingale, no averaging — stated explicitly by the developer, and consistent with the published trade distribution
- Compatible with any chart timeframe
- The most-reviewed developer on MQL5 — a 4.8 rating across more than 2,600 marketplace ratings across the Quantum catalogue
Live Signal Snapshot

- Broker and leverage: IC Markets at 1:500, roughly 3 weeks tracked
- Verifiable record: $1,000.08 initial deposit to about $1,209.02 — around $208.94 profit, with $0 deposits and $0 withdrawals
- Growth: approximately 20.89%, genuine rather than inflated by account flows
- Profit trades: 90.5%, with a real 9.5% loss rate
- Max drawdown: 5.2% · Max deposit load: 17.3% · Trading activity: 7.3%
The record is undistorted and the account size is more meaningful than the token balances many signals run on. It is also only three weeks old, so read it as evidence the logic works rather than as a return to project forward.
Backtest Overview


- Period: late 2020 to August 2026 at 99% history quality, from a $10,000 deposit
- Trades: 9,079 · Profit factor: 2.95 · Win rate: 93.81%
- Average win $7,208 against an average loss of $37,092 — small frequent wins, rarer larger losses
- Relative equity drawdown 38.52% — this, not the 10.21% headline, is what the account actually experienced
- Labelled an extreme risk configuration by the developer
The figures are internally consistent — the trade averages reconcile with the reported gross profit and loss, which is what a genuine single-position record looks like. But the risk shape matters: you win small most of the time and lose larger occasionally. Our review explains what that means in practice.
Setup at a Glance
- Platform: MetaTrader 5
- Symbol: US30 (Dow Jones Index)
- Timeframe: Compatible with any chart timeframe
- Account type: Hedging
- Minimum deposit: $500; $1,000 or higher recommended
- Leverage: 1:100 minimum, 1:500 recommended
- Brokers: VT Markets, TMGM, StarTrader, or any ECN / RAW / low-spread account
- Risk management: Fixed SL and TP per position, dynamic trailing stop, M1 opposite-signal exit, one position at a time
- VPS: Mandatory for uninterrupted 24/5 operation
What You Receive
- Quantum Commander EA for MT5 — Latest Version
- Free updates as the developer releases them
- Developer’s recommended settings, where supplied
Risk Note
This listing was published on 1 September 2026, so its entire evidence base is a three-week live signal and a backtest the developer himself labels an extreme risk configuration. That backtest’s real drawdown figure is a 38.52% relative equity drawdown, not the 10.21% headline. The win rate of 93.81% comes with average losses roughly five times average wins. Size for the relative figure and demo first. Full risk analysis in our review →
Full Editorial Review
📖 Read our complete Quantum Commander EA review →
A full editorial breakdown: why the US30 focus matters for anyone already running Quantum gold EAs, what a 93.81% win rate with five-to-one losses actually means, the drawdown the headline conceals, how it compares to the rest of the Quantum range, and our verdict.