SIESTA is an Expert Advisor that trades for you while you work. It ignores the chaotic London and New York opens and trades only the calm 16:00–18:00 GMT window, when price reliably snaps back to its average. Every trade has a fixed stop and target. No martingale, no grid, nothing held overnight.
Your free time is the London and New York open: spreads widen, news hits, big money hunts stops. That's the worst time to be a retail trader.
Most EAs hide losses with martingale or grids: they look perfect for months, then one bad day takes the account.
Black-box robots and Telegram signals give you a button, not a reason. When it loses, you have no idea if it's broken.
SIESTA was built as the opposite of all three.
Since {{ liveSince }} the quiet hour opened {{ missedCount }} times. SIESTA was there for every one. How many were you there for?
One full afternoon window on a live chart — the stretched candle, the arrow, the stop, the exit at the mean. No edits, no cherry-picking.
We ran SIESTA's quiet-hour logic across 42 markets — forex majors and crosses, gold, silver, oil, indices and crypto. Most of them failed. These survived, and your set-files ship pre-tuned for each tier.
Tested and rejected: every JPY cross, EURCHF, NZDUSD, silver, BTC, ETH, US and EU indices. The quiet hour simply doesn't exist there — so SIESTA refuses to trade them and warns you on the chart if you try.
SIESTA EA on a verified live account: $10,000 → $17,891 over 255 trades. Every winner, every stop, nothing removed. Hover the curve, open the log, audit any trade — including the 79 red ones. The worst single loss was 0.41% of the account. The deepest drawdown, 1.76%.
Every figure is pulled from one continuous, verified live account — 255 trades, not a cherry-picked window.
{{ tradesNum }} trades on a verified live account. Real spreads, real fills. Winners, stops, the red weeks — the entire record, untouched. Open the full log and audit every single trade yourself.
Not every arrow wins — some stretched candles keep going. That's why every trade carries a stop, and why the full record above shows all of them.
Each image is one SIESTA SIGNALS chart with the live panel attached: every arrow in that stretch, numbered in order, with its result in pips. No cropping between trades — what happened in between is on the chart too.
Pips before spread and commission. A streak is a run of consecutive winning signals; losing trades exist and are shown in the full record above.
Drop SIESTA on one M15 chart per pair and load the set-file. The guide walks you through it screenshot by screenshot.
Risk per trade. Keep the 0.5% default, dial down for a prop challenge. Summer/winter time and your broker's GMT offset are detected automatically.
Park it on a VPS. At 16:00 GMT it arms, works the lull, and is flat by 20:00. You glance at the log after work — or don't.
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News blackout uses the built-in MT5 calendar. On MT4, SIESTA relies on its spread and volatility guards.
If the left column sounds like you, you already know how this ends: either the next window is yours, or you come back in a month wishing it had been.
Different hours. Different currencies. They never trade at the same time and share almost no pairs — so your account works twice a day without doubling up on one idea.
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The window opens with or without you. Missed afternoons don't roll over.
There is no version of this page where waiting helps you. The robot doesn't improve at a higher price. Only your excuse does.
Drag your account size. Loss math only — no profit projections, no promises.
Three doors. Behind all of them: the same engine, the same afternoon window, the same record. Cancel any subscription in one click.
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