Is your EA really profitable, or is it only looking good on paper?
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In this live session, we’ll learn how to properly check the performance of an Expert Advisor on MetaTrader 5 using backtesting. I’ll walk you through how to test an EA, understand the results, analyze profit/loss, drawdown, win rate, risk, and whether the bot is actually ready for live trading or not.
This session is perfect for traders who use or want to use trading bots, algo strategies, or automated systems but don’t know how to verify whether the EA is genuinely performing well.
In this live session, we’ll cover:
✅ How to backtest an EA on MT5
✅ How to check EA performance properly
✅ Understanding profit, drawdown, win rate, and risk
✅ Common mistakes people make while testing trading bots
✅ How to decide whether an EA is worth using live
✅ Live practical walkthrough on MetaTrader 5
Before you trust any trading bot with real money, you must know how to test it correctly.
Join the live session and learn how to do a proper EA performance check using MT5 backtesting.
Host: Sumedhhkumar
Topic: Checking My EA’s Performance & Learning Backtesting on MT5
Disclaimer: This session is for educational purposes only. Trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
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Connecting Claude Code to TradingView changes how you interact with charts entirely — no more screenshotting candles and pasting them into an AI that gives you an outdated reading. This tutorial walks through a tool called TradingView MCP that lets Claude read your charts live at a code level, not through image recognition. It sees the exact price of every candle, every wick, every second — and you control the whole thing by talking to it in plain English from your terminal.
I took the original project by Trades Don’t Lie and rebuilt parts of it. The main additions: a morning brief command that scans your entire watchlist and delivers a status report in one go instead of cycling through assets one at a time, a rules.json file you can populate just by talking to Claude with your trading strategy, and a fix for the launch bug that was tripping people up. In the video I demonstrate the full setup using a one-shot prompt — no manual config needed — then build a Pine Script strategy live on the Bitcoin weekly chart using Van de Poppe and Tone Vays indicator setups. Claude writes the Pine Script, detects errors in the code by reading the screen, and fixes them automatically. The whole system runs through Claude Code connected to TradingView Desktop via CDP.
This sits at the intersection of everything I build on this channel — AI agents, automated trading systems, and tools that remove repetitive decision-making from your workflow. Whether you want to replicate a public trader’s strategy as a Pine Script indicator, run a daily brief across your crypto watchlist, or just navigate TradingView hands-free by voice, this is the setup. The one-shot prompt and all my improvements are free on GitHub — no email, no paywall.
⚠️ The content in this video is for general information and educational purposes only. It represents Sumedhh’s personal views and opinions at the time of recording. Nothing here constitutes personalised financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Always do your own research and, where appropriate, seek advice from a qualified professional before making any financial decisions. Cryptoassets are high risk and largely unregulated — their value can be extremely volatile, and you should be prepared to lose all of the money you invest. Cryptoassets are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). The trading strategies demonstrated in this video — including the Pine Script indicators and morning brief outputs — are shown for educational purposes and do not represent recommendations to buy or sell any asset. Past performance of any strategy, indicator, or backtest is not a reliable indicator of future results. Sumedh may hold positions in assets mentioned in this video, which represents a potential conflict of interest. Some links in the description are affiliate links — Sumedh may earn a commission if you sign up through them, at no extra cost to you.