FX Zilla: Automated MT5 trading with verified performance and risk controls

The FX Zilla review for 2026 presents a practical performance analysis based on live-account signals and backtests. In this review the emphasis is on measurable metrics: win rate, average trade duration, average risk per trade and maximum drawdown. The performance analysis shows FX Zilla operating as a price action system on M15 charts with a distinctive shared SL/TP mechanism and four-module implementation designed to avoid concentrated exposure. What makes FX Zilla unique is the division of the complete strategy into four expert advisors, which allows staggered risk and distinct entry filters per EA. The algorithm monitors price action patterns and executes entries when defined setups align across its internal filters, while the shared stop loss aggregates risk for related positions and shared take profit targets close groups of trades efficiently. Antonius Loubser coded the series for MT5 and the logic favors stable trend-to-range transitions rather than high-frequency scalping. In terms of market conditions, FX Zilla handles trending and structured range markets better than chaotic news spikes; it prefers clear price action structure on major and minor FX pairs. Risk management avoids martingale-style recovery and instead relies on position scaling, limited exposure per EA, and shared SL/TP to cap downside. Expected performance characteristics include moderate trade frequency, steady compound growth potential, and modest drawdowns when configured with conservative sizing. Users should expect variance by broker execution and account size, and should review signal history and live results before allocating capital.