Night Hawk: Everything You Need to Know

Davinci FX Group has introduced its robot called Night Hawk EA.

The team includes two people who have designed the robot and a support crew.

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Night Hawk: Characteristics

The robot is a fully automated trading software for MetaTrader 4.
It was designed on the MQL4 language and tested on the optimized data with spreads and slippages.
It uses the Bollinger Band, Commodity Channel Index, and other indicators.
The money-management system works with many features to reduce a drawdown level.
The EA works with any broker.
ECN-accounts are strongly suggested options for us.
There’s reliable and knowledgeable support.
The robot receives free updates.
The money-management system calculates Lot Sizes for trades for us, based on the percent of the risk we set.
There’s a News filter that allows skipping trading during periods of High-Impact News.

Currency Pairs, Strategy & Timeframe

It’s a Martingale-based system.
Modifications allow the strategy to work smoothly and stable.
The robot uses Grid and Averaging as support strategies.

Night Hawk Trading Performance

We’ve got a wall of real accounts and backtest reports.

It was a EUR/GBP backtest that’s performed from January 17, 2012, until April 09, 2020. The robot has managed to provide +265.59% of the total account gain. An average monthly gain was +1.3% with a high maximum drawdown (21.70%). The EA was tested on the M15 time frame. The initial deposit of $3000 has become $7975.67 of the total net profit.

It closed 1092 deals with 5543.6 pips. An average win (15.12 pips) was almost two times less than an average loss (-26.41 pips). The win-rate was 75%-76%. An average trade length was over 18 hours. The Profit Factor was mediocre (2.24).

The backtest was performed with adequate Lot Sizes.

The robot runs a real USD account without leverage on the MT4. As we could notice, there’s no Automatic badge. So, this account probably is for manual trading, but it was introduced as the one where the robot works. Track Record is Not Verified, so there can be removed periods of the trading activity. It was created on December 20, 2018. Since then, the robot has been provided +197.31% of the absolute gain. An average monthly gain is +4.79%. The maximum drawdown was insane (41.35%). It’s okay for a non-leverage high margin account, but for a common trader, it’s a reason for a heart attack.

Night Hawk traded 1445 deals with 8182.0 pips. An average win is much less (24.04 pips) than an average loss (-52.27 pips). The win-rate is 75%-76% right on the backtest report. The average trade length is two days. The Profit Factor is 1.73.

The robot focuses on trading AUD/CAD and GBP/CAD symbols. The most profitable with a double gasp from others is AUD/CAD with +$506.30 of the profit.

The EA trades the end of the American session and the opening of the Asian one.

The daily activity chart looks common.

Now, the robot works with not so high risks.

It looks like completely manual trading because of the TP level placing (minus TPs).

Two months have been closed with losses this year.

How much does it cost?

There’s a single package that costs $199. The developers work only with no refund paying systems. The developers didn’t provide a money-back guarantee. So, we can’t refund if something goes wrong.

Reviews from customers

The devs have an empty profile on Forex Peace Army.

Should You Use Night Hawk?

*Pros*	Cons
Real account trading results	Risky strategies on the board
	No settings explanations provided
	No money-management advice provided
	Weird TP and SL level placement
	The EA almost doesn’t trade the European session
	Refund less paid systems
	No money-back-guarantee

Conclusion

We’ve noticed that these results were reached with a big human intervention or without auto trading at all. It’s risky like driving a stolen car to set the Grid, Hedge plus Martingale system without understanding all of the aspects of its work. We don’t know SL levels for symbols, settings, money-management requirements for margin, and so on. The robot has shown a -41% maximum drawdown. It traded without leverage so it could recover. The last is the fact that as for the EA that’s been online since 2018, there are no comments on FPA. Where are all of its clients?