EA Monitor

Public MT5 forex Expert Advisor monitoring

Public monitoring of forex Expert Advisors (MT5) on demo and live accounts. Not signals, not capital management — just the facts, plus a guide to run them yourself.

Independent EA statistics

Without the usual tricks signal sellers use to dress up a forex EA’s track record:

  • no extra deposits to smooth out drawdown;
  • no manually closing the EA’s losing trades;
  • no switching the EA off during drawdowns.

Using a similar broker, VPS, and EA settings (via a .set file) only brings you closer to the live or demo results shown on this site. It does not guarantee the same results on your own live or demo account, or in the MT5 Strategy Tester.
Past performance does not guarantee future returns. Trading involves the risk of losing your deposit. This site includes affiliate links to a broker and a VPS.

FAQ: public EA monitoring

What is MT5 Expert Advisor monitoring?

It is public statistics for an EA on a specific MetaTrader 5 account: equity growth, maximum drawdown, and trades. EA Monitor records snapshots from a VPS terminal — not screenshots or a vendor-edited report.

How is this different from signal services?

Signals can be dressed up: extra deposits during drawdown, manually closing losers, or pausing the EA. Those tricks are not allowed on monitored accounts here. That still does not guarantee profit on your account.

How do I run an EA like the monitoring setup?

You need a broker, MT5, the EA from MQL5 Market, the same symbol/timeframe, and the .set file from that EA’s page. The Getting started guide walks through it. Matching settings does not guarantee matching results.

What do growth and Max DD mean?

Growth is equity change versus the base just before this EA’s first trade (deposits are accounted for). Max DD is the largest peak-to-trough equity drop, including floating PnL of open positions.