What it is
Parity is an automated XAUUSD (gold) scalping signal bot.
It watches the market, looks for confluence-based setups, and sends trade ideas
to a Telegram channel — entry, stop, and targets included. It is software for
research and alerts, not a managed account and not financial advice.
How it works
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Data — Reads live XAUUSD candles from MetaTrader 5
(multi-timeframe: higher bias + lower-timeframe triggers).
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Score — Builds a confluence score from structure, momentum,
and context filters. Only setups above the threshold become signals.
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Delivery — Qualifying signals are posted to Telegram with entry,
stop, and targets. You decide whether to take them on your own broker.
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Ledger — We publish the latest live-parity backtest on this site
so you can see how the same engine behaved on historical data.
Tight stops, asymmetric targets
Signals are built as scalps with a tight stop-loss — the invalidation
sits close to structure so each loss is a small, defined hit, not a wide swing-trade stop.
Targets are split: TP1 banks part of the position earlier;
TP2 is the runner. The idea of the book is simple: you will take
several stop-outs — that’s normal — but one clean TP2 win is generally sized
to cover around three SL hits. You don’t need most trades to win; you need
the winners to pay for the small losers.
Spread filters, session hours, and cooldowns still skip weak conditions. Nothing about
this ratio guarantees profit — it’s how the risk is shaped when a full TP2 path plays out.
What to expect
- Signals are infrequent by design — not a nonstop call factory.
- Many days can be quiet; some days print more than one idea.
- Losing trades and stop-outs are normal — the model expects several SLs between TP2s.
- Win rate is never 100%. Edge is small losses vs larger full-target wins.
- You still need a broker, risk size, and your own judgment.
- Slippage, spreads, news spikes, and latency can change live results vs backtests.
- We may pause, retune filters, or skip hours when conditions are poor.
How to use the signals
Personal recommendation: treat Parity as a confluence filter, not autopilot.
Keep your own strategy, bias, and risk rules. If a signal lines up with what you already
see on the chart — take it. If it doesn’t match your plan, skip it. Blindly following
every alert is how people overtrade and ignore context.
Simple disclaimers
- No guarantee of profit. You can lose money — including all of a deposit.
- Past / backtested results ≠ future results. Ledger figures are simulations on historical data.
- Not financial advice. Nothing on this site or in Telegram is a recommendation to buy or sell.
- You trade at your own risk. Parity does not manage your funds or execute for you unless you build that yourself later.
- CFDs and FX are high risk and may not suit every trader.