01 · Signal layer
Independent entry logic
AppleTree contains three separately triggered intraday sleeves. Each sleeve has its own market condition, directional rules and permitted trading window. A sleeve can remain inactive while another qualifies.
Mechanical NQ family · MetaTrader 5
AppleTree
A multi-module intraday system built from mechanical NQ research. AppleTree and Grimmwood Apple share the same research family, but express that edge through distinct rule sets.
LineageMechanical NQ
RuntimeMT5 hedging
ControlRiskPercent
Product definition
One NQ research branch, multiple internal decision modules.
AppleTree is the multi-sleeve branch of Acerbre's mechanical NQ family. The public description is structural rather than formulaic; research thresholds and signal formulas remain part of the compiled implementation.
02 · Risk layer
Shared risk scaling
The user selects a single risk percentage. AppleTree scales the internal sleeve risk budgets from the validated base configuration rather than exposing dozens of tuning parameters.
03 · State layer
Defined lifecycle rules
Entries, stops, state exits, timed exits and hard-flat behavior are part of the strategy implementation. Licensing is not used as a substitute for position-risk management.
Client surface
Deliberately constrained.
AppleTree is not distributed as a parameter playground. The commercial interface limits the user to the portfolio risk scale while validated strategy constants remain embedded in the build.
| Public trading input | RiskPercent |
|---|---|
| Default scale | 1.00 preserves the validated base risk geometry used by the commercial build. |
| Research configuration | Internal to the compiled EA; not exposed as client inputs. |
| Strategy Tester | Disabled in the commercial build. Internal QA uses a separate tester-enabled source. |
| Target runtime | MetaTrader 5 on a hedging account. |
The return and the drawdown, in the same instrument.
This AppleTree internal MT5 Strategy Tester report covers US100p on M30 from 1 June 2024 to 18 August 2026. It is historical simulation evidence—not a forecast of live performance.
Source: supplied MT5 Strategy Tester report · XSFintech-DEMO · Build 6140
Historical balanceUS$100,000 → US$125,820.44
+25.82% net result
- Total net profit
- US$25,820.44
- Maximum equity drawdown
- 5.15% US$6,021.85
- Profit factor
- 1.96
- Recovery factor
- 4.29
- Total trades
- 273
- Winning trades
- 53.48%
What was tested
| Internal report identifier | AppleTree_Test_v1_01 |
|---|---|
| Instrument / timeframe | US100p · M30 |
| Initial deposit / leverage | US$100,000 · 1:100 |
| History quality | 73% real ticks · 91,298,806 ticks |
| Test account costs | Relatively high spread · US$0 separate commission |
| Report activity | 273 trades · 546 deals |
Monthly authorization
Your account number and email establish the license.
Send Acerbre the MT5 broker account number and the email used for the order. AppleTree and Bergo use the same monthly authorization infrastructure; no machine fingerprint or serial key is required.
Full licensing modelProvide AppleTree, your MT5 broker account number, and your customer email.
Acerbre provisions the monthly license for that product and account.
The EA checks the account authorization periodically while the monthly license is active.
AppleTree is US$7,050 per month.
Send the MT5 broker account number and your email address to receive the monthly account license.
Request an AppleTree licenseCurrent release status: the v1.00 source compiles successfully. Runtime acceptance, licensing-state tests and controlled forward validation remain separate release checks.
Risk notice
No performance promise is made on this page. Trading systems can lose money, and historical or simulated results do not guarantee future outcomes.