
META i9 is a fully automated MetaTrader 5 expert advisor designed for gold (XAUUSD) on the H1 chart. It combines neural network analysis with a trade memory that reweights past decisions.
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META i9 is an automated expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades gold against the US dollar on the H1 chart. It places and manages its own orders, so no manual entries are needed once it is running.
According to the developer, the logic is split into three cooperating parts. They are described here in general terms, because the internal models are not published in detail.
The first module studies price reactions, volatility clusters and shifts in liquidity. It is meant to estimate the likelihood of different price moves rather than issue a single fixed signal.
The second module combines neural networks with a multi-timeframe look at recurring price structures. Its job is to separate trending, ranging and transitional conditions. The developer says breakout logic is used in trends and mean-reversion logic in sideways markets.
The third module records each trade together with context such as time, volatility and spread. After a losing trade, it lowers the weight of similar decision patterns. Treat this as a way of adjusting future decisions, not as a way of avoiding losses. Be sceptical of any backtest that appears to show no losing trades, and check it on your own data.
Other symbols or timeframes are outside the stated design, and results there are unknown.
The full input list is not reproduced here. Open the EA's Inputs tab after attaching it and read each parameter before trading. Items worth checking are listed below.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Lot size or risk mode | Match it to your balance and the loss per trade you can accept |
| Symbol name | Use the exact gold symbol of your broker, including any suffix |
| Spread and slippage limits | Gold spreads widen around news, so check any filters |
| Trading hours | Compare them with your broker's server time |
Trading leveraged instruments such as gold carries a high level of risk and you can lose more than you expect. Past results, including backtests and signal histories, do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account first and never trade money you cannot afford to lose.
Self-learning claims are hard to verify from outside. Allow a sufficient demo or small-lot period to see how the EA behaves with your broker's spreads and execution.
For continuous operation, many traders run the EA on a VPS with a stable connection to the broker.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (MT5) only |
| Strategy focus | General |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor, fully automated |
| Intended symbol | XAUUSD (gold against US dollar) |
| Intended timeframe | H1 |
| Trade style | Breakout logic in trends, mean reversion in ranges |
| Stated minimum deposit | About 150 USD; check with your broker and account type |
| Broker support | Stated to work with any MT5 broker offering gold |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled, stable connection, ideally a VPS |
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No. It is an MT5 expert advisor and cannot be loaded in MetaTrader 4. You need an MT5 account and terminal.
It is designed for XAUUSD on the H1 chart. Some brokers add a suffix or prefix to the gold symbol, so open the chart for the exact symbol your broker lists and confirm the EA is attached to an H1 chart.
The developer states a minimum of about 150 USD. The practical amount depends on your broker's contract size, leverage, spread and the lot settings you choose. Test on a demo account first and size positions to a loss you can afford.
It is described as compatible with any broker that offers gold on MT5. Spreads, execution speed and stop level rules differ between brokers and can change results, so check the symbol specification and try a demo account before going live.
Copy the EA file into the MQL5/Experts folder through File, Open Data Folder in MT5. Refresh the Navigator or restart the terminal, drag the EA onto an XAUUSD H1 chart and enable Algo Trading.
No. Backtests depend on data quality and modelling settings, and they cannot reproduce live spreads, slippage or requotes. Trading carries risk and past results do not predict future ones.
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