Gold Atlas review: profit concentrated in a few days
Gold Atlas made $8,239.71 after costs, but its concentration and prop fit ratings are red. It earned 80% of its profit in 54 trading days.
A small edge with long waits
The run contains 10,999 trades. Its break-even extra cost is just $0.75 per trade, at an average position size of 0.01 lots.
| Extra cost per trade | Net result |
|---|---|
| $0.50 | +$2,740.21 |
| $1.00 | -$2,759.29 |
The monthly withdrawal simulation's longest spell without a payout was 50 months. A positive total did not mean steady income.
The account size changes the risk
The historical run used $100,000. Re-expressing the daily balance losses at the same trade sizes on $1,000 produces a modelled drawdown of 50.11%, with margin requirements excluded.
The stored IQ Capital Classic annual consistency screen flags 10 years. This compares each year's best day with its annual profit, so it does not simulate eligibility for individual payouts.
What this result establishes
Our catalog records a note that the EA randomizes its trade decisions, while this tester run printed no randomization lines. This historical result does not establish the range of outcomes across repeated runs or future live trading.
After the last recorded update, the measured window contains 215 trades and +$146.95 net profit. That is a short positive slice, not a guarantee that development never used those dates.
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