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Thank you for your detailed feedback and for testing Super-USD-Trio-V2-Pro.

First, regarding Trial vs Pro:

The Trial and Pro versions use identical entry/exit logic, trailing stop, partial close, drawdown guard, and margin protection systems.
The only difference is:

Trial version → fixed lot size (0.02 lots)
Pro version dynamic risk-based position sizing
So the behavior you observed should not differ between versions except for position sizing.

About the “margin pause loop” you described

The margin protection system works as follows:

• If free margin drops below the internal safety threshold, new trade execution is paused
• The system continuously monitors free margin
• Once margin becomes sufficient again, execution is allowed

If multiple symbols generate simultaneous signals (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY on M30), and the account size is small or leverage is limited, this can result in:

Trade attempt
Margin rejection
Re-check
Another signal still valid
New attempt
This may appear as a “loop,” but it is the system re-evaluating conditions in real time.

This behavior is more likely on:

Accounts below $2,000
Leverage lower than 1:500
Brokers with higher margin requirements
When multiple USD pairs trigger entries simultaneously

Important Note:

The product description clearly states:

Recommended account size: $2,500+
Suggested leverage: 1:500
Multi-symbol execution enabled
If tested on a small account (for example $500–$1,000), aggressive margin pressure can occur because 3 correlated USD pairs may trigger at once.

To Investigate Properly, I kindky Need: Could you please share:

1-Account balance used during testing
2-Leverage setting
3-Broker name
4-Whether this was Trial or Pro
5-Free margin at the time of the repeated errors
6-Screenshot of the Journal log showing the margin errors

With this information, we can determine whether:

It’s normal margin constraint behavior
A broker-specific margin rule issue
Or something requiring adjustment

Thank you for your detailed feedback and for testing Super-USD-Trio-V2-Pro.

First, regarding Trial vs Pro:

The Trial and Pro versions use identical entry/exit logic, trailing stop, partial close, drawdown guard, and margin protection systems.
The only difference is:

Trial version → fixed lot size (0.02 lots)
Pro version dynamic risk-based position sizing
So the behavior you observed should not differ between versions except for position sizing.

About the “margin pause loop” you described
The margin protection system works as follows:

• If free margin drops below the internal safety threshold, new trade execution is paused
• The system continuously monitors free margin
• Once margin becomes sufficient again, execution is allowed

If multiple symbols generate simultaneous signals (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY on M30), and the account size is small or leverage is limited, this can result in:

Trade attempt
Margin rejection
Re-check
Another signal still valid
New attempt
This may appear as a “loop,” but it is the system re-evaluating conditions in real time.

This behavior is more likely on:

Accounts below $2,000
Leverage lower than 1:500
Brokers with higher margin requirements
When multiple USD pairs trigger entries simultaneously

Important Note:
The product description clearly states:

Recommended account size: $2,500+
Suggested leverage: 1:500
Multi-symbol execution enabled
If tested on a small account (for example $500–$1,000), aggressive margin pressure can occur because 3 correlated USD pairs may trigger at once.

To Investigate Properly, I kindky Need: Could you please share:

1-Account balance used during testing
2-Leverage setting
3-Broker name
4-Whether this was Trial or Pro
5-Free margin at the time of the repeated errors
6-Screenshot of the Journal log showing the margin errors

With this information, we can determine whether:

It’s normal margin constraint behavior
A broker-specific margin rule issue
Or something requiring adjustment

Hello AlgoProfitKing,
Thank you for the question.

While Super-USD-Trio-V2-Pro is fully optimized and validated exclusively for EURUSD, GBPUSD, and USDJPY on M30, you’re welcome to test it on other similarly behaving forex pairs for your own evaluation.
However, please note that adding new symbols requires extensive validation across multiple market regimes (trending, ranging, volatile) to ensure performance consistency — a process that typically takes weeks of rigorous testing.
If you have a specific pair in mind, kindly let me know. I’ll immediately review all previously tested candidates and guide you toward the best-performing alternatives, without compromising the core logic or baseline parameters that make this system reliable.