Ares Gold EA
Breakout robot for Gold (XAUUSD)
What Ares actually does
Ares Gold EA is a fully automated trading robot for the Gold market (XAUUSD) on the MetaTrader 5 platform. It looks for moments when Gold is likely to break out of its current range, opens positions at those levels, and manages each one with a fixed stop loss and take profit defined as a percentage of price.
What sets Ares apart from most "Gold EAs" is that it is built around four independent trading engines — Deimos, Phobos, Enyo and Nike — the four warriors of Ares, running in parallel. Each engine is a self-contained module — you can run all four, just one, or any subset. By default all four are enabled and work together, so the system balances itself across different conditions without a single engine having to be right every day. There is no martingale, no grid, and no averaging-down — every trade stands or falls on its own.
Verified live performance
Real money, real trades — tracked independently on Myfxbook. These figures update automatically; confirm them yourself via the verified link.
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Account details
Verified by Myfxbook- Broker
- Ultima Markets
- Currency
- USC
- Tracking since
- Jul 13, 2026
- Deposits
- 10,000 USC
- Balance
- 9,961 USC
- Last updated
- Aug 16, 2026
Live results from a real MetaTrader 5 account, tracked independently on Myfxbook. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Open the full dashboard.
Every setting explained
These are the inputs you will see in the MT5 Inputs tab when you attach Ares to a chart
-- Info --
-- General --
-- Ares warrior toggles --
-- Risk Management --
What you need to run Ares
Full step-by-step installation walkthrough: How to install an EA.
Frequently asked
Can I run Ares on a broker that quotes Gold with more than two decimals?
No. Ares is built for two-decimal XAUUSD pricing (e.g. 2000.50). Brokers that quote Gold with three or more decimals are not compatible. Both partner brokers (Fusion Markets and BlackBull) quote XAUUSD with the precision Ares needs on their standard account types. If you are unsure, check a live XAUUSD quote in MT5 — count the decimals.
Why does Ares need a VPS?
Two reasons. First, the strategy is a breakout system on the M1 chart, so it has to react within a fraction of a second when a level triggers — every millisecond of latency between your terminal and the broker eats into the entry quality. Second, Ares trades during specific session windows; if your home PC sleeps or your internet drops at the wrong moment, you miss the day. A VPS in a low-latency datacentre solves both.
Which broker should I pick for Ares?
Either partner broker works, but BlackBull tends to have slightly tighter Gold spreads and offers London, New York and Tokyo server locations, which gives you a free choice of where to colocate your VPS. Fusion Markets is equally reliable and often the simpler onboarding. The broker comparison on the main page covers the full picture.
Does Ares hold positions overnight?
No. All four engines close their positions at the end of the trading day, so Ares does not carry trades overnight and you pay no swap on them. If the broker rejects that close — a brief outage, or the market being shut at that exact moment — Ares keeps retrying until it goes through rather than giving up until the next day, and it remembers the decision across an MT5 restart. A close it cannot complete is reported in the Experts tab, then repeated as a reminder every 15 minutes, so it never fails silently.
Can I use Ares on a prop-firm account?
Ares is not designed for prop firms. The label on the EA showcase says "Not designed for it" for a reason — there is no built-in news filter, no master close-at-target switch, and the daily drawdown profile is not tuned for prop-firm rules. If you want a prop-friendly EA, ORB Revolution is the right tool. Ares belongs on a personal live account.
How much money do I need to run Ares?
Technically Ares will run on the minimum deposit a broker allows, but realistically I recommend starting with at least $1,000. With less than that, the broker's minimum lot size and your risk setting no longer align — you either over-risk a single trade or the EA cannot place orders at all. $2,000 to $3,000 is the comfortable range; more if you want a wider margin for drawdown.
What is the difference between buying Ares on MQL5 and getting a free license here?
It is the same EA, same version, same updates — the difference is how the license is bound. The free license you get through TLFX is valid for one specific account only: the live account you open with one of my partner brokers. If you want to run Ares outside of that — on a different broker, or on a second account of your own — you need to buy it on MQL5.
Ready to run Ares?
Get your free license by opening an account with one of the partner brokers, or buy Ares directly on MQL5 if you would rather skip the affiliate route.