DynaScalp

DynaScalp EA is another development of the LeapFx company which goes along with other robots that we’ve already reviewed before, such as The Fund Trader, Trade Explorer, and Bounce Trader.

As it is usually done by this developer there are two options available for sale of DynaScalp EA: the $247 version that includes a one-year membership subscription and the $397 version with a one-year membership subscription. There is no other difference between both versions except for the membership duration. All other features of this robot are available for both versions.

So, by purchasing you will receive:

• DynaScalp EA itself
• Free updates
• Customer support
• Support of up to 15 currency pairs
• 30-day money-back guarantee

There are two live trading accounts of DynaScalp EA: the Medium-Risk and the Low-Risk accounts. In this review, we'll be focusing mostly on the Medium-Risk account because it has a long trading history and shows much higher results of both profitability and durability.

The DynaScalp EA has been already trading live for 13 months since July 2020 and has reached the max gain level of 599% on one of the accounts. As we can see, the trading curve looks smooth and has no obvious deep drawdowns which make the statistic look pretty solid and durable.

The maximum fixed drawdown that the system has reached is 17.31% and the monthly compound rate of return leading to the total gain is 15.91%. Considering 13 months of statistics we can conclude that the average profit to drawdown level of the DynaScalp EA is approximately 1:0.92 which is a fantastic result that speaks up about the nature of the robot.

There are no signs of compound interest usage on this account of the DynaScalp EA since the system uses quite the same range of lot sizes during the whole trading history. In fact, it looks like every currency pair that the system trades on is set to have its own lot size depending on the trading volatility of the currency pair.

The profitability of this Forex robot is focused not on the quality of trades but the quantity of them. Since DynaScalp EA is a scalping robot, it means that the system places a lot of orders frequently which ensures the growth of profits even in situations when some orders turn out to be unprofitable.

In fact, statistically, the DynaScalp EA has been doing approximately 237 trades per moths, which is almost 8 trades per day. The number of trades is distributed almost evenly over all the currency pairs except for AUDCAD, GBPAUD, GBPCAD, and USDJPY currency pairs, which have less than a hundred trades executed so far.

As we can see, the most tradable currency pairs among others are those whose main currency is EUR: EURAUD, EURCAD, EURGBP, and EURJPY.

The scalping strategy of the DynaScalp EA looks quite extreme to me because the system takes an average profit of 3 pips per trade which is too small for most good scalpers (look at the screenshot below).

This darkens this pretty positive review of the system. It means that you might have problems using DynaScalp EA with certain brokers that have no narrow spreads. Also, this kind of scalping is sometimes perceived pretty negatively by some brokers, which can cause problems up to blocking the account.

Trades duration of the DynaScalp EA is quite obvious as for the scalper. Most of the trades are usually closed in the range of 20 seconds to 3 hours. Most of the trades that have been opened for a longer period than one and a half-hour in most of the cases end up being unprofitable.

The DynaScalp EA is a classic example of a pretty tough scalper produced by the LeapFx company. But still, the system shows itself durable and profitable as we considered in the review and has the potential to take its place among well-made robots on ForexStore.

I appreciate the effort and execution of the developers of DynaScalp EA and hope that this robot will show itself durable during the time.