Gold models

    THE AI GOLD TRADING MODELS.

    Twenty models, one metal. Each one is a written set of conditions for a single gold setup — what it waits for, when it stands aside, and the limits it will not cross. You pick the model, you set the limits, and you can switch it off at any moment.

    THE SHELF

    A model is not a signal service and not a black box. It is a method written down: the setup it waits for, the sessions it works in, the news it stands aside for, and the risk limits it cannot exceed. Where a model has traded gold on Gold Hunts accounts, its recorded win rate and sample size are printed beside it — including history inherited from the earlier engine it replaced. That is a record of what happened, not a promise of what will.

    Every model here sits on top of a method that is already written out in the gold strategy library — the rules, the best sessions, how the setup fails, the risk arithmetic, the psychology, how to journal it and worked examples. Each model card links to the family behind it, and each model page carries the full reading list.

    TREND MODELS

    They need a market that is going somewhere, and they stand aside when it is not.

    REVERSAL MODELS

    They wait for a level to be taken and rejected, then trade the failure.

    MOMENTUM MODELS

    They trade expansion — the moment gold stops coiling and moves.

    SESSION MODELS

    They work a clock: the Asian range, the London open, the New York handover.

    SCALPING MODELS

    Small, frequent, cost-sensitive. Spread and commission decide the outcome.

    RISK-FIRST MODELS

    Built to stay out of the worst conditions rather than to trade the most.

    HOW THE RECORD IS COUNTED

    Gold only. Closed trades only, grouped by London trading day, counted as a win when the trade closed above break-even after the commission and swap the broker reports. Practice and real-money accounts are both included, because excluding practice would flatter the numbers. Small samples are shown as they are rather than hidden — twenty trades tells you almost nothing, and the page says so instead of rounding it into a claim.

    Money results are deliberately absent. Cash outcomes depend on account size, lot size and leverage, so a profit headline is not transferable between two traders. Your own figures live in your journal, where they belong.

    WHERE THE LIMITS SIT

    Every model order goes through the same pre-trade checks as a trade you place by hand: a stop-loss is required, risk per trade is capped, the daily loss limit is enforced, open positions per symbol are capped, and high-impact news windows block new entries. Reducing or closing risk is never blocked. You remain in control of the switch, the limits and the account.

    GOLD TRADING FAQ

    What is a Gold Hunts AI trading model?
    A model is a written set of conditions for one gold setup — what it waits for, when it stands aside, how it sizes and where the stop goes. You choose a model, set your own limits, and it works inside them on the account you connect. You can turn it off at any time.
    Do the models trade without me?
    Only while you leave one switched on, on an account you connected, inside limits you set. Every order passes the same pre-trade checks a manual trade does: stop-loss required, risk per trade, daily loss limit, maximum open positions and news blackouts. Nothing is placed outside those rules.
    What do the win rates on this page mean?
    They are the recorded outcome of closed gold trades placed by that model across Gold Hunts accounts, including trades inherited from the earlier engine a model replaced. They are a record of what happened on real and practice accounts, not a forecast, and a small sample proves very little.
    Why do you not publish profit figures per model?
    Cash results depend on account size, lot size and leverage, so a headline profit number tells you nothing transferable. Win rate and sample size are comparable between models; your own P&L lives in your journal.
    Can I try a model without risking money?
    Yes. Practice accounts are free, and that is where every model should start. Real-money model trading needs an active subscription; closing or reducing a position is never gated.
    Which model should I use on gold?
    The one that matches the conditions you actually trade. Trend and pullback models need a trending market, range and scalping models need a range, and the risk-first model exists for news days. Read the strategy article behind a model before you switch it on.

    START ON A PRACTICE ACCOUNT

    Pick a model, set your own limits and watch it work on a practice account before a penny of real money is involved.

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