Yukon has traded gold forward on three broker terminals since the end of May: two demo accounts at IC Markets and Tickmill, and a real cent account at FBS, each on its own price feed. Three months in, all three sit in the plus. IC Markets stands at +4.4%, Tickmill at +7.1%, FBS at +6.7%, counted on closed trades only. Between 60 and 76 trades per terminal, win rates from 54 to 60 percent, and the deepest drawdown of the three stood at 1.9 percent. The winners come out larger than the losers, which is where the curves come from. Every card on the product page updates daily and links to its verified MyFxBook profile.
Since today Yukon comes in two ways on the MQL5 Market. The rental gives you the full EA for three months at 199 USD: all four engines, momentum grid, pattern long, pattern short and breakout, on your own account, and you decide which of them run. Three months are long enough to watch the system through several market phases before you commit.
Three rentals cost what owning does. The purchase, 599 USD once, adds two months of coach Max with live market data at his side, and every future version for free. Both options sit side by side on the product page and open the MQL5 checkout directly. MetaTrader 5 then downloads Yukon to your Experts folder, on a purchase and on a rental alike.