In today’s episode, we break down the June 2nd parallel test of our four MT5 automated trading bots. It was a tough session across the board, with the total realized loss hitting -1,429 JPY, and the overall equity impact reaching -1,567 JPY when including floating losses. However, from a system-evaluation perspective, it was an incredibly useful day. Today, the main question wasn’t about who won, but rather: “Which bot lost in the most controlled way?”.

We dive deep into the completely different loss profiles of each bot to understand their structural weaknesses and strengths:

* LLMBridgeTrader (EURUSD): The winner among the losing bots. It ended with the smallest realized loss of -185 JPY. It successfully demonstrated that its risk management can contain the damage when AI judgments or market conditions turn unfavorable.

* GateGrid AI (GBPUSD): Finished at -206 JPY. While it showed resilience by securing small wins (+81 JPY and +19 JPY) earlier in the day, a single larger loss of -306 JPY pushed it into negative territory, highlighting the importance of preventing one bad trade from overpowering multiple wins.

* BoundSniper Bot (USDJPY): Ended at -438 JPY. Since its job is purely to execute TradingView signals, today’s drawdown was not an execution failure, but a signal-quality issue. It serves as a reminder that upstream logic needs robust filters for choppy or reversing sessions.

* MLScore GF-T4 GB (GBPJPY): The main source of today’s drawdown, closing with a -600 JPY realized loss and carrying a -138 JPY floating loss for a total impact of -738 JPY. We discuss why its risk-reward structure requires an urgent review, especially since the reward target is relatively tight compared to the stop range.

Join us as we discuss why we aren’t stopping the test, but instead tightening our review loop. Because in automated trading, controlled losses are often far more valuable for improving systems than easy profits.

#FX #MT5 #AITrading #AlgorithmicTrading #RiskManagement #TradingStrategy

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