TickStorm EA with Prop Firms
Important Note for All Traders Testing the EA
This EA is designed as a multi-pair scalper, which means it needs to run on multiple symbols at the same time to show its true performance. If you test it on a single pair only, you may see misleading or incomplete results.
Please always test it on ALL 6 pairs simultaneously, even on a demo account. The strategy is built to balance profit and loss across pairs — one symbol may lose while others compensate with gains. This balancing logic is what makes the EA effective overall.
Backtests vs. Demo Tests
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Backtests do NOT simulate multi-pair behavior (they run one pair at a time).
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That’s why backtest results might look worse than real-time demo performance with multiple pairs running together.
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For accurate evaluation, we strongly recommend a live demo test with all pairs running in parallel.
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The provided SET file is already optimized for this type of testing.
Disclaimer: This configuration is for demo testing only. It is not investment advice, and demo results do not guarantee future live performance.
Thanks for your understanding and good luck with your testing!
Important Notice for Traders Using TickStorm EA with Prop Firms
TickStorm EA is currently completely free and in an experimental development stage. It has been released by our team for research and refinement purposes only.
That means: you are fully responsible for how you use it — including any results or actions taken on live or funded accounts.
Disclaimer: This EA is provided as-is. It is not financial advice. It is intended for demo testing only, and using it on a prop firm account without proper evaluation may result in violations or loss. Please proceed with caution.
Tips for Prop Firm Usage
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TickStorm is a multi-pair scalper: run 6 pairs simultaneously, not a single pair in isolation.
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Do not use large fixed lot sizes or aggressive AutoRisk settings — this can trigger prop-firm rule violations (e.g., daily loss limit, max drawdown).
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Always begin with a demo account and observe behavior before going live.
Recommended Risk Allocation (example)
If your total target risk ≈ 1.5% of balance, divide it across all 6 pairs:
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0.20% risk per pair → ~1.2% total
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0.30% risk per pair → ~1.8% total
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0.50% risk per pair → ~3.0% total (high-risk mode)
This approach spreads the risk and reduces the chance of breaking prop-firm rules.
Note: The SET files are specifically optimized for real-time, multi-pair, parallel execution. Backtests or single-pair tests will not reflect the EA’s full logic and may give misleading results.
