Is Disuman MT5 legit?

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Has EALegit independently reviewed Disuman MT5?

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Does Disuman MT5 use grid or martingale?

Seller materials mention martingale. Not audited — we have not confirmed the code.

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Seller price $250

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Seller price: $250

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Disuman MT52.0

Developed byAlessandro Grossi5 EAs on record

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Not testedMartingaleGBPUSDH1MetaTrader 5

Seller claims

grid no · martingale yes · SL no

EALegit summary — unaudited listing

Disuman MT5 is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades spot Forex and metals, with a stated particular affinity for GBPUSD, searching for entry signals on the H1 timeframe only. It opens an initial position with a size scaled to the account balance (default 0.01 per 100,000), keeps trades open per the signal, and can reverse direction on a continuous cycle. If the entry signal is broken by a set pip distance, it activates a recovery strategy that multiplies the position size by a configurable factor (default 3x) up to a per-position lot cap. Default settings disable fixed take profit and stop loss in favor of a virtual block mechanism tied to a percentage profit target per exposure and a protected-capital percentage, and it requires a hedging account with leverage of at least 1:500.

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