⚙️ We’re revealing the mechanism of the NEXT verification! How are the goals of +5,000 yen and +10,000 yen being recorded?
Releasing the Next Verification Mechanism!
We’ll explain lot sizing, capital management, and goal determination.
What is your daily goal?
First,＋5,000 Yen。
If you push a little further＋10,000 Yen。
In NEXT’s verification articles, we publish the timing to reach such goals and the amount at that moment.
This time,“What criteria are used to determine, and how are the records kept?”we have compiled into one article.
For this verification,I am using a fully automated EA for personal use. This EA is not distributed or sold.
What is included with the sale product “GOL MARKET NAVIGATOR” isa semi-automatic ASSIST that helps with post-entry SL/TP settings and settlements. It is different from a fully automated EA used for verification..
① Verification aligned with NEXT signals
The verification EA receives a new NEXT signal that matches configured background and conditions, and executes entry, SL/TP settings, and settlement.
Currently, we are continuously inspecting two patterns:
✅ 30-second NEXT・TURN
We’ve had many purchasers and prospective customers say they want to focus on one 1-minute and one 30-second chart to observe progress, so we narrowed the configurations to facilitate tracking.
TP isunified to RR1:1 based on actual filled price.
※ Previous articles include comparisons with other settings such as displayed TP. Settings and operational status per target date are described in each results article.
② Lot size is calculated by “risk amount” and distance to SL
The verification EA does not place orders with a fixed lot every time.
Depending on the distance from entry price to SL, the lot is calculated so that the expected loss at SL settlement stays within the set risk amount.
Trade with a short distance to SL → larger lot
Trade with a long distance to SL → smaller lot
Therefore,a large or small lot alone cannot determine the assumed risk of the trade.
To align with the step size of trading quantity, lowering the lot may result in differences between the set risk amount and actual expected loss.
It is the expected loss to SL. Profit obtainable at TP varies with the distance between SL and TP and RR.
※Actual losses may differ from the estimated amounts due to price slippage, fees, etc.
③ RR1:1 sets SL and TP distances equal
In RR1:1 based on fill price,the distance to SL and to TP from the actual entry price are made equal.
For example, if the expected loss to SL is 7,000 yen, the expected profit upon reaching TP is roughly 7,000 yen as well.
※ Due to price ticks, slippage, currency conversion at settlement, fees, etc., actual profit and loss may not be exactly equal.
④ Capital management uses “linear addition 1.3”
In this setup, if you lose you move risk up one step, if you win you move it down one step. It does not go below the baseline.
“1.3” is not a method of multiplying the previous risk amount by 1.3 every time.It is a method of adding 30% of the baseline risk each time.
Also,if the cycle cumulative realized P/L becomes positive, it returns to the baseline risk.
Here, the cycle is a calculation separate from the daily total, used to verify drawdown recovery.
※ When losses continue, risk per trade and cumulative loss increase. It is not guaranteed to recover with the next win.
⑤ Target determination uses “realized P/L + unrealized P/L”
In determining targets, we check not only settled P/L but also unrealized P/L of open positions.
For example, if realized P/L is +3,000 yen and unrealized profit is +2,000 yen, the total is＋5,000 yen.
If that moment already reaches the minimum target, we record the reach time and amount. The maximum target of＋10,000 yenis also recorded separately.
The target dates arein Japan Standard Timeand the results articles use Japan time for all timestamps.
※ In past 1-minute charts, since the minimum target was set to 6,000 yen, the article records the moment when it exceeded 5,000 yen as reaching 6,000 yen. It does not indicate the first moment it exceeded 5,000 yen.
⑥ “Recording” and “settling to end” are separate functions
The verification EA has, besides a function to record targets, the following features.
● Settle and stop for the day when the minimum target is reached
● Settle and stop for the day when the maximum target is reached
● After exceeding the minimum target, if profit/loss falls below the minimum target again, protect the profit
However, in the comparative verifications published so far,these settlements/stops and profit protection are OFF, and trading continues after reaching the target.
If trading continues after reaching the target, the final net result may increase or decrease.
Even with a settlement at target, the actual realized amount may differ from the recorded amount due to price movement and slippage.
⑦ Continuous operation and “reset every day” yield different results
Continuous operation may carry risk levels and cycle P/L from the previous day.
Therefore,the records of reaching the target during continuous operation differ from the results when ending daily targets and starting anew from the next day's baseline risk.
When recalculating from the baseline risk, the conditions will be clearly stated in the results article.
⑧ Distinguishing EA’s actual measured records from re-calculation
The results published have the following differences.
During actual verification operation, the EA records the timing of reaching the target and the realized + unrealized P/L at that moment.
When base risk or lot is changed, or when validating an unexecuted signal, recalculations are done from outcomes like wins/losses, price, and price ranges.
If data for recalculation is limited, it will be published as theoretical or approximate values.
The width of price movement alone cannot determine the exact moment the target was first surpassed.If it can be confirmed that at that moment the target had been surpassed, we will note the confirmation time.
Also, the sum of different timestamps to reach a target is the“simple total of reach records”and is separate from the account's total P/L or realized profits over a period.
? The sale product includes semi-automatic ASSIST
Sales product“GOL MARKET NAVIGATOR”contents included are here.
✅ 30-second NEXT
✅ 1-minute NEXT
✅ Corresponding semi-automatic ASSIST
Semi-automatic ASSIST helps with post-entry SL/TP setting and settlement.
It is different from the automated entry and the fully automated EA that calculates lot size from the risk amount explained in this article.
※ The results of automated operation published here do not imply that you can reproduce them exactly with the sale product.
? Check NEXT usage in videos!
▶ NEXT 30-second video explanation
▶ NEXT 1-minute video explanation
▶ Investment Navigator | List of verification and explanation articles
GOL MARKET NAVIGATOR
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※This article explains a demo verification framework using a personal fully automated EA. The reach records published here are not the profit realization amount or the day's final P/L. Recalculations depend on data used and assumptions and may differ from actual operations. Settings may be changed, and please check the condition for each target date in the results article. For GOLD-related multiple settings, losses may occur simultaneously due to identical price movements. It does not guarantee future profits or daily target attainment.