[Verification Day 1] 30-second and 1-minute NEXT, all 5 patterns reach the target on the first entry!
November 2|NEXT・Demo Comparison Verification
Verification Day 1, all 5 patterns
Reached the target on the first entry!
30-second chart: 3 patterns + 1-minute chart: 2 patterns.
We will publish the initial-day trades and the target-reaching records.
※ This is the demo result from my fully automated EA for personal use. It does not guarantee future profits.
“What is your daily target?”
Starting with this theme, a 5-pattern comparison verification of NEXT on the 30-second and 1-minute charts.
We set a target of +5,000 yen per pattern, totaling +25,000 yen, and first check the target-reaching status for each setting.
And On the first day of verification, November 2, 2026, all five patterns reached the set target on their very first entry of the day.
What I want to convey first
The verification uses my personal fully automated EA.
The product package includes the semi-automated EA “ASSIST”and is different from this fully automated EA.
Results of the initial entries for the 5 patterns
The reaching time is all inJapanese Time.
① 1-minute NEXT|TURN
Target setting:+6,000 yen
First reach:13:41:46
Settlement P/L of the target trades:+7,920 yen
② 1-minute NEXT|FLOW
Target setting:+6,000 yen
First reach:13:49:12
Settlement P/L of the target trades:+8,073 yen
③ 30-second NEXT|H1・BALANCE・Display TP
Target setting:+5,000 yen
First reach:13:30:20
Settlement P/L of the target trades:+8,831 yen
④ 30-second NEXT|H1・C・Filled RR1:1
Target setting:+5,000 yen
First reach:13:29:06
Settlement P/L of the target trades:+6,966 yen
⑤ 30-second NEXT|H1・C・Display TP
Target setting:+5,000 yen
First reach:13:29:11
Settlement P/L of the target trades:+9,196 yen
Total settlement P/L for the first 5 trades
+40,986 yen
This is the sum of the “Profit/Loss” columns for each target trade.
It does not include separately recorded fees, net profit, or the final net profit for the entire day.
In this initial setup,the recording target for the 1-minute chart is +6,000 yen, and for the 30-second chart is +5,000 yen. Please also note that the five patterns are not compared with identical targets.
Also, the target-reaching time records the first day when the day’s confirmed profit and unrealized profit together first reach the set amount.It does not mean the position was closed at that exact time.
What kind of system is this personal EA using?
In short,it is a system that enters, sets SL/TP, and records target-reaching based on NEXT’s confirmed signals.
■ Auto-entry aligned with signals and settings
The 30-second chart uses TURN, the 1-minute chart uses TURN and FLOW with separate settings. The maximum holding for each EA is one position.
■ Lot size calculated according to distance to SL
Rather than fixed lots, it calculates lots from the configured risk amount and the distance to SL. Standard risk is 7,000 yen for the 30-second chart and 8,000 yen for the 1-minute chart.
However, actual losses may not perfectly match the set amount due to fees, slippage, and other factors.
■ TP comparison: two methods
TP1 based on order price RR1:1:
TP is calculated from the distance from the actual fill price to SL.
Indicator-display TP:
Uses the TP price shown on the signal. The actual risk-reward depends on the fill position.
■ Dynamic risk amount by win/loss
In my personal EA, there is a setting that increases by one level after a loss and decreases by one level after a win. In the 30-second chart example,7,000 yen → 9,100 yen → 11,200 yen …increasing progressively.
When the cycle’s cumulative realized P/L is positive, it returns to the baseline. This time there is no cap on levels, so during a losing streak the per-trade risk increases..
■ Record when target is reached
From 0:00 there is a 24-hour day, and for each EA the realized P/L and unrealized P/L of target trades are tallied and the first-reaching time is recorded.
This time stopping at minimum or maximum targets and turning off profit protection has been done.The results shown are the outcomes after reaching the target, including subsequent SL/TP settlements, not forced closes due to hitting the target.
What can we learn from Day 1 results?
This time, two display-TP methods on the 30-second chart produced larger settlement P/L than the order-price RR1:1 method.
However,you cannot conclude that the “display TP” is superior from one day’s trades.Placing TP further away can both extend profits in some cases and fail to reach and reverse in others.
Going forward, we will compare not only days when targets were reached but also days when they were not and incurring losses.
Also, this time’s 5 patterns target the same GOLD. Even with different settings, the same price movement could cause losses simultaneously.
If you reach the target, you can end for the day.
The purpose of setting a target is not to forcefully chase that amount, butto have a criterion like “We stop here for today.”as well.
Whether to end after reaching the target or continue depends on the case. The important thing is to decide the acceptable loss and not over-pursue just for profits.
The included product is the semi-automatic EA “ASSIST”
GOL MARKET NAVIGATOR includes NAVIGATOR for 5-minute chart, NEXT for 30-second chart, NEXT for 1-minute chart, and corresponding semi-automatic ASSIST.
ASSIST isan EA that helps you enter the position manually by yourself, and after entry, follows conditions to assist in setting SL/TP and settlement.
The fully automated entry, lot-size calculation by risk, and tiered adjustments by win/loss shown here arefeatures of my personal fully-automatic EA, not features of the ASSIST included with the product.
Here is a guide video for NEXT
▶ Watch the 30-second NEXT guide
▶ Watch the 1-minute NEXT guide
GOL MARKET NAVIGATOR Product Details
※ This article shows the demo verification result as of November 2, 2026. The listed amounts are the profit/loss of the initial trades in scope and do not reflect the entire account or daily total net profit. Past results do not guarantee future profits, and actual trading results may differ due to spreads, fees, and order execution conditions.