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The last trade of the day now knows your budget

Two losses behind you, a remainder of the day's budget still there. You set your risk to one percent, the way you always do. This is the moment that decides whether a mediocre day turns into an expensive one.

From version 3.1 on, Premium Trade Manager sizes the position against what is left of your loss budget: with a prop preset against the daily limit or the maximum drawdown, on your own account against the daily loss limit you set. If the budget only covers less, less goes out, and the pre-check row tells you why. If what is left falls short

Three months live. Now three months to rent.

Yukon has been trading gold forward on three broker terminals for three months, every trade public and verified: IC Markets +4.4%, Tickmill +7.1%, FBS on a real cent account +6.7%. Between 60 and 76 closed trades per terminal, and the deepest drawdown of the three stood at 1.9%.

Since today there is a second way in: rent Yukon for three months at $199 on the MQL5 Market. The full EA with all four engines on your own account, and you decide which engines run. Three rentals cost what owning does. The purchase adds two months of coach Max and every f

FX Volume is back on MetaTrader build 6140. Update SI Connect to 2.41 and it heals itself.

The latest MT5 update (build 6140) changed two of the terminal's file functions and stopped FX Volume data recording: empty panels, zeros, and the "EA and Indicator don't match" alert. We isolated the cause today and released the fix.

What to do: update the SI Connect EA to version 2.41 (your terminal offers it in the Market tab). That is the whole fix. After the update, the EA rebuilds its data file automatically with one full download of about 140 MB, and FX Volume shows live data again within a few

Yukon lets it run.

Screenshot from this morning. Yukon sits long out of a pattern setup, gold trades some 50 dollars above the entry, and the stop has already trailed past the entry price. The trade keeps running for as long as the market lets it run. That is what the trailing exits in version 4.0 were built for.

Underneath sits the arithmetic that matters: 43 trades since 1 June, 60 percent of them in the plus, 1.1 percent maximum drawdown. The winners come out considerably bigger than the losers, and that is where the curve comes from.

So you know exactly what you are looking at: this pan

Yukon 4.0 is live.

The fourth engine is on board: the swing breakout trades an outbreak only when its structure check confirms an established move, and stays out of choppy phases entirely. On top, the new trailing exits let pattern winners run until the market turns, and the weekend gap guard clears resting orders before the close.

The result over the identical 19-month real-tick window: +246% net at 6.8% maximum drawdown (version 3.3: +124% at 8.9%). On the product page you can now click every engine combination together and see the measured numbers of exactly your configuration, every cell