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[Bene]

1 hour ago, Night said:

Could you share your settings as template?

It's the same template they shared here, I just disabled Martingale.

[dex]

Guys, the trades on MNQ are going to be slightly different from the trades on NQ.

[Oana SSS]

11 minutes ago, dex said:

Guys, the trades on MNQ are going to be slightly different from the trades on NQ.

Thank you for sharing. I use only MNQ for now. Do you happen to know if the 30 sec settings shared in the ATS are the same as the ones shared here? I saw the winrate to be over 90%, shared by the CEO in discord. 

[AllIn]

On 11/25/2025 at 12:31 PM, dex said:

@AllIn I am in ATS. What do you need?

Hey do you have the “always in” template for Evo? Any other Evo community templates would be awesome! Thanks 

[nanop]

Which template majority of people are using/testing?

[MaxNguni]

90% win rate doesn't matter because the scalp has much bigger loss than win size in ticks. So there will be large losses, which is fine. You either have lower win rate with higher reward or the other way round. 

What matters from a prop perspective is MAE... The amount a trade goes against you if it eventually wins. Aka the trailing drawdown. 

Market replay across 100 trades shows a positive profit factor but only a small one. MAE is 450 bucks on 1 MNQ so taking a couple of those in a row does damage on 3 contracts, for example. 

[AllIn]

38 minutes ago, MaxNguni said:

90% win rate doesn't matter because the scalp has much bigger loss than win size in ticks. So there will be large losses, which is fine. You either have lower win rate with higher reward or the other way round. 

What matters from a prop perspective is MAE... The amount a trade goes against you if it eventually wins. Aka the trailing drawdown. 

Market replay across 100 trades shows a positive profit factor but only a small one. MAE is 450 bucks on 1 MNQ so taking a couple of those in a row does damage on 3 contracts, for example. 

That said, the chance of loosing 2 trades in a row is only 1% and 3 trades is 0.1% with a 90% win rate. Especially with the prop firm game, this is pretty good approach. You’d match your con size to account size and play the probabilities. Whether this strategy works long terms and in different market conditions / cycles remains to be seen. 
 

The very tight trailing stop also pretty much eliminates issues with intraday prop accounts, so opens up some cheap account options for folks.