The picture above shows Yukon on XAUUSD, one-hour chart, on the morning of 5 November. Gold turned in early November, and Yukon went with it. One long ran from the turn into the climb and was closed higher up, the next one is still open in the picture. Two lines belong to that open position: the dotted line is the entry, the red line above it is the stop. The stop has trailed past the entry price.
In between sit the smaller trades, some in the plus and some in the minus. They are in the picture too.
The same chart, a few days earlier.
In late October gold slides. Yukon sells into the move and closes its shorts further down. The two labelled lines at the top of this crop already belong to the long from the first picture.
Three of four engines at work.
Three of the four engines traded in these days: Pattern Short, Pattern Long and Breakout. That is the idea behind Yukon since version 4.0. Four independent engines run in one EA on gold: a grid, two pattern engines for long and short, and the swing breakout. Each has its own risk control, each one is switchable. You decide which of them run.
Pattern Short and Breakout need a hedging account.