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Engines

Choose your engine.

Two engines, written by the one person who runs Planet Algo and sold the same way: a compiled build for MetaTrader 5, a flight manual, a fixed-term licence. They differ in how many markets they watch and how long they hold a position.

2
engines in the lineup
no third one is coming this year
3
orbits apiece
the same engine with more of it switched on
12
months of licence
bought once, ending on a printed date

Side by side

The flight profiles.

Fly one engine until you can predict its quiet days; a second one on the same balance stacks two drawdowns at once. The profiles below are the facts that separate the two, in the same terms each engine page uses.

ProfileEuropaSaturn
Markets
One major currency pair
A basket: three markets on the entry orbit, eight from Orbiter
Holding time
Minutes to a few hours; flat before the session ends
Two to ten days on average, trailed rather than targeted
Chart
15-minute
Daily for direction, 4-hour for entries
Cadence
Two to six positions on an active day, none on a quiet one
A few positions a week across the basket
Suits
A first automated account, or anyone who wants one thing to watch
Traders who want breadth in a single engine and a portfolio view of risk

Telemetry status

Neither engine has a public account page yet, which is why no figure appears beside either of them. The telemetry board explains what will be linked from Myfxbook, and what will never be shown.

Whatever an account page shows, it shows for one account that Planet Algo runs itself and that Myfxbook publishes; the licence price and your own broker's spread, commission, swap and slippage are not in the figure. No customer's result is represented there, nothing there is typical, and an account with quiet stretches has also had losing ones. Treat every number as a description of our past and not of your future, which can include losing money.

Open the telemetry board