Southern Cross FX - an automated multi-pair grid strategy with active risk control.

This signal is an automated system born from a discretionary trader's playbook, built to work small-to-mid accounts across a wide set of currency pairs. It positions for reversion when price stretches away from value and manages each pair as a basket rather than as single trades. It suits followers who want a diversified engine alongside their single-market or gold signals and who understand grid mechanics - read the statistics on this page first, this is a recovery-based strategy, not a flat equity line.

AT A GLANCE
- Markets: a broad basket of forex majors and crosses (many pairs, multi-symbol)
- Style: grid averaging with a mild, capped lot progression; mean-reversion
- Activity: adaptive - quieter in clean trends, busier when pairs range
- Account: real money, my own capital, live MT5 with a regulated broker

HOW IT TRADES
Entries are timed on stretched price and managed as a basket. The algorithm averages into the move with a mild, capped lot progression and books profit as price reverts, then trails the gain. Stops and targets are handled virtually by the algorithm rather than as fixed orders in the terminal, and a partial-close routine trims the furthest losing legs to free margin. A news filter steps aside around high-impact releases.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Because this is a grid with a mild martingale element, floating drawdown can build across the basket before positions recover - one of the higher-variance signals I publish. It is not set-and-forget: risk is actively managed and the system carries a hard account-level cut-loss, by money and by percentage, that halts trading if drawdown hits its limit. The real risk is a forced close in an extended one-way market, not the long-term edge.

RECOMMENDED SETUP
- Balance: fund with generous headroom and undersize rather than oversize; modest leverage
- Sizing: low risk multiplier / proportional copy, never 1:1 on a small account
- Horizon: run over full market cycles as a diversifying satellite, not your core

Past performance is not indicative of future results; expose only capital you can afford to lose.