Both product lines on one page: EAs from picking and backtesting through to running live, and research reports from how to buy and preview them through to reading the evidence grades and the scorecard.
Some EAs are sold as license keys: after paying, open My Licenses and submit the MT5 account to license for each seat. · V4 perpetual: bound to the account, never expires, generated instantly. · V5 plan: timed by the plan you choose (month/quarter/year/lifetime); the clock starts the moment you redeem; generated instantly. · Third-party: we issue the code manually after you submit the account — usually quickly, by email / on this page. Codes appear in My Licenses and are emailed to your registered address.
A group buy pools enough buyers to bring in an EA that isn't listed yet. Joining reserves your spot; once the target headcount is reached the group is fulfilled — file-type for direct download, account-type by submitting your MT5 account for us to activate. Track it under My Group Buys.
Signed in, open My Account from the avatar at the top right to manage everything in one place: My Orders (downloads / keys / status), My Licenses (seats & issued codes), My Group Buys (progress & delivery), and Track Order. Key notifications such as license issuance and delivery are also emailed to your registered address.
Before running any EA live, always backtest / forward-test it in your own account environment — the same EA can behave very differently across brokers due to spread, slippage and swap.
Ctrl+R to open the Strategy Tester: choose the EA → symbol (e.g. XAUUSD) → timeframe → “Every tick based on real ticks” → set deposit & leverage.Questions about a backtest? Post your set file and report in the TG channel @topxea and the community will take a look.
File → Open Data FolderMQL4/Experts(MT4) orMQL5/Experts(MT5)Allow Algo Trading and make sure the “Algo Trading” toolbar button is green“Invalid license” → check the key was copied in full (no spaces) and you haven't exceeded the activation limit.
Sad face in the chart corner → “Allow Algo Trading” is off; re-attach the EA and tick it.
No trades for a long time → check trading hours, symbol suffix (e.g. XAUUSD.r needs adjusting in inputs) and whether the spread filter is triggering.
Filter by type in the Research section (company deep dives / industry chains / macro strategy / quarterly). Every report has free sample pages — click the page strip under the cover, use ←/→ to turn pages, Esc to close. Samples are watermarked; the sample and total page counts are in the report's spec table.
A single report can go straight into the cart. Ticker buyouts and all subscriptions require you to sign in first — the access has to sit on an account, so the guest-email route doesn't apply to them. Buyout and subscription entry points live inside each report's own page, not as separate products.
Alipay clears instantly. For USDT-TRC20, send the exact amount shown on the page; access opens automatically about a minute after the chain confirms.
Go to My Account → My Reports. A single report is a permanent file; buyouts and memberships are access rights — anything new inside their scope unlocks the moment it is published, and we email you.
| Option | Covers | New reports auto-unlock | Sign-in required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single report | That one PDF, downloadable forever | No | No (guest checkout works) |
| Ticker buyout | Every future report on that ticker (e.g. all PLTR editions) | Yes | Yes |
| Insight line (annual / lifetime) | Research notes + industry + macro + quarterly. Excludes company deep dives | Yes | Yes |
| Report membership (annual / lifetime) | The whole library, company deep dives included | Yes | Yes |
The one thing people mix up: a ticker buyout follows a stock, the Insight line follows a content line, and neither covers the other. Buying the PLTR buyout will not unlock an industry-chain report, and the Insight line will not unlock PLTR. If you want all of it, that is membership. Prices are whatever the page says.
Markets, the economy and the news are all results. Our reports are built as cause (why this is happening) → transmission (how far down the chain it has travelled) → result (what you can see today), rather than a retelling of the news. The first-principles layer tracks slow variables: productivity, relations of production, institutional order, demographic cycles, the structure of market participants, policy direction, where the economy and the industry sit in their cycles, and how comparable historical cycles behaved. These do not move day to day, but they set the boundaries the fast variables move within.
Every load-bearing claim carries a grade: [A] primary disclosure — SEC filings, exchange data, company announcements, official statistics [B] verifiable secondary compilation, with the compiler and date named [C] industry estimate or derived figure — marked as an estimate, never used as a valuation input [D] single unconfirmed source, or wording-based evidence Hard rule: the load-bearing chain of a core conclusion — the three to five numbers holding it up — may not contain [D]. Anything graded [C] must survive a ±30% sensitivity test; if the conclusion flips, it is demoted to an observation. The evidence strength printed next to each summary conclusion is the weakest link in its chain.
Report pages and the membership page both carry a scorecard: every falsifiable call we have made, when we made it, how it resolved (hit / missed / still open) and on what evidence. Three constraints are hard-coded so we cannot leave ourselves a back door: everything is shown, nothing is selected out (the data layer has no 'hits only' filter at all), the method and period are stated, and 'past performance does not indicate future results' is attached permanently. Missed calls stay on the table — a falsifiable promise that is never settled is not a promise.