Fully-built MT5 Expert Advisors designed for consistency, automation, and prop-firm compatibility.
Every EA is coded by me, tested long-term, and used in live markets.
StopHunter Pro EA
Breakout-momentum system built for consistency and daily trading.
- 15+ years forward and back-tested
- Avg monthly return: 5.8%
- Avg DD: < 6%
- Used to pass multiple prop-firm phases
- Compatible with all major prop-firm rules
- Fully automated — no optimisation needed
- Handles spread spikes and slippage gracefully
- Zero emotion, zero interference — full automation
It supports fixed lots, risk-in-money, risk-percent, day filters, and the option to take a single breakout or both sides.
£100,000 in 2010 → £16M+ today (2% Risk per Trade)

Price: £999 lifetime licence
SilverBullet EA
The SilverBullet EA trades ICT’s Silver Bullet concept with refined timing.
Instead of the standard 8–9am UK window, this version trades between 6am and 11am, which has proven far more consistent.
- Win rate: 65%
- Return from 1 Jan 2023 to now: +181%
- Risking 2.5% per trade
- Used only on USDJPY
- Clean logic, and built for consistency
- Fast execution, ultra-consistent morning model built for prop-firm challenges

Price: £400 lifetime licence
AR StopHunter EA
The AR StopHunter EA trades the classic Asian-session stophunt and London manipulation model that happens almost every day as Asia transitions into London.
It takes the Asian range (midnight to 6am), marks the high and low, and waits for a candle to close outside the range.
You can choose breakout or reversal entries — but the model is built around reversal only.
- If a candle closes below the Asian low → it buys
- If a candle closes above the Asian high → it sells
The stop loss is fixed at 60 pips, and take profit is fixed at 50 pips.
The 60-pip SL is rarely hit because most stop-hunts are 30–50 pips.
The 50-pip TP follows the standard “grab the move and get out” philosophy.
There’s a time-filter built in:
- No new trades after 1pm
- All trades close at 2:30pm if TP or SL hasn’t been hit
This prevents late-day traps like the New York reversal and keeps losses small.
It also includes a prop-firm pass-rate model.
Using the standard 10% target and 10% max drawdown, the system has a 64.86% challenge pass-rate, based on 461 simulated challenges over the last two years — one challenge starting per day.
To summarise:
This EA uses a time-based range, waits for liquidity sweeps, and trades the stop-hunt reversal.
Win rate: 52.5%
Losses are controlled by strict time filters, and series of small wins accumulate consistently.

Price: £150 lifetime licence
AR StopHunter V2 (Breakout Model)
Version 2 also uses the Asian range, but adds a second refinement.
Between 8am and 9am it calculates a second range, and waits for a candle to close outside that one instead of the earlier Asian range.
Unlike V1, which trades the reversal, this version trades the breakout continuation.
If price closes above the range it buys, and if it closes below it sells.
The stop loss is placed at the opposite side of the range, and the take profit is based on an R-multiple (e.g., 2R).
You can choose your risk % per trade and your preferred R-multiple.
You can also choose between reversal or breakout mode if you want the EA to behave like V1.
Everything else works the same as V1: the day filters, session rules, and safety logic.
V2 is just more selective, and catches the later continuation move rather than the first sweep.

Price: £150 lifetime licence
PrevDay High/Low EA (Reversal Model)
The Previous Day High/Low EA is exactly what it sounds like: it draws yesterday’s high and low, then waits for a candle to close outside one of those levels.
But instead of trading the breakout, it trades the reversal — because that’s where the real stophunt behaviour is.
If price closes above yesterday’s high, the EA sells.
If price closes below yesterday’s low, the EA buys.
This is classic market maker behaviour:
price sweeps the previous day’s liquidity, triggers traders into breakout entries, then snaps back in the opposite direction. The EA is designed to take advantage of that trap.
The stop loss is fixed at 60 pips, because most sweeps are 40–50 pips at most, and a full 60-pip run against you is rare. Take profit is fixed at 50 pips, following the same logic I use in my stophunt models — quick, clean targets on the reversal.
It’s a simple concept but extremely consistent when traded correctly:
wait for the sweep → wait for the candle close → take the opposite side → aim for the snapback move.

Price: £120 lifetime licence
EA licences require an account number and are non-refundable once purchased.
