LAST ORDER does not forecast “when it will go up.” It targets biases in price movement that repeatedly appear at market milestones such as the fixing value, London morning, end-of-month and end-of-quarter rebalancing, option expiries, and year-end/ New Year holidays, and executes with fixed entry and exit times.There is no logic created by indicator combinations or parameter optimization.

LAST ORDER uses time windows and price-move patterns that do not overlapdistributes 16 logics across 6 currencies, allocating more conservative weights to choppier logics. Even if some logics underperform for a period, others continue to move, creating a design that keeps the system active.

Across six currency pairs USDJPY, EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, USDCAD, USDCHF, 16 logics with different characteristics operate independently. Allocations are not equal;logics with more volatile price action are given lighter allocations.

“London fix reversal” is a single logic that spans two currencies (EUR/USD and AUD/USD), counted as one in the above table (totaling 16 entries across columns). “OP expiry” refers to currency option expiries (the third Friday of every month), and “month-end fix” refers to the exchange rate determined at month-end (a kind of fixing). The purpose of each logic and on which day it trades are described in the included user manual.

16 logics always operate simultaneously. To reduce position bias, there is a cap on dollar-denominated positions in the same direction (maximum 6 positions simultaneously).

From May 5, 2003 to December 31, 2025, a Python simulation running six currencies together (Dukascopy tick-derived 1-minute bars, 16 logics simultaneously, compounding with no lot cap) shows calendar-year performance. 2003 is a partial year (light blue), and among the other 22 years,profits were positive in all 23/23 calendar yearsThe figure is a theoretical value with compounding and no lot cap; in actual trading, broker maximum lots and order capacity cause this curve to diverge as account size increases. This is a backtest and does not guarantee future results.

In the compound and no-lot-cap theory, the maximum drawdown is 19.8% (peak 2011-09-23 → trough 2012-06-14 → recovery 2012-10-01). The validation covers May 5, 2003 to December 31, 2025, Dukascopy tick-derived 1-minute bars, and 16 logics in batch. It does not guarantee future performance.

Open one chart for each of the six currency pairs (USDJPY, EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD, USDCHF, USDCAD) and place the same EA on each (total 6 charts; timeframes are optional). No DLLs or external indicators are used. Differences in currency pair suffixes and server time are absorbed by parameters.

Operational verification on real accounts is conducted with FXTF (MT4). Other brokers may provide public specifications (MT4, 6-currency, hedging allowed, EA enabled) but we have no operating track record with them. Because the design allows hedging (opposite-direction positions on the same currency pair), accounts or plans that do not allow hedging cannot be used.

Your broker's execution quality, spreads, and swaps affect performance. Hedging-disabled accounts cannot be used.