Three algorithmic trading robots for gold, grouped under one name and one licence. Goldy is the only one shipping today. Cerberus was withdrawn from sale in August 2026 —measured on our own account it did not deliver results that justify it— and Odin is measured in public without being for sale. Anyone already holding a licence covering Cerberus keeps it and it keeps working. Each robot has its own page with its own numbers.
The Tuurt Trading robots ship together: one key covers the package, and when a new one launches it arrives on the key you already have. This isn't a catalog where you pick one and negotiate the rest separately.
Goldy is what ships under that key today. Cerberus was withdrawn from sale in August 2026 —measured on our own account it did not deliver results that justify it— and anyone already holding a licence covering it keeps it. Odin sits on this same page because it's also a Tuurt Trading robot, but it isn't for sale: we measure it and publish it, we don't sell it. The key we hand you today is the same one that will unlock the next robot we publish.
There's no checkout and no self-service panel. You write to us with the robot you're interested in and your account number; the key arrives by email and gets pasted into the matching terminal.
We don't publish a price on this page: it depends on the robot, the broker, and your account size, and we'd rather talk it through than give you a number with no context.
All three robots trade a high-risk instrument: leveraged gold CFDs. It can cost you the entire capital in your account. Nothing published here is investment advice or a promise of returns.
Each robot has its own page with the numbers we measured, including the ones that came out badly. Read it before you write to us — we'd rather the key arrive after you understand what you're about to run, not before.
MetaTrader 5
Doesn't look for a signal: it leaves two pending orders and lets the market pick the side, under a hard risk governor. When the move keeps going against it, it stops adding — measured live, not just on paper.
How it works →MetaTrader 4
Grid account guardian. Withdrawn from sale: measured on our own account it did not deliver results that justify it. Kept documented for what it was.
How it works →MetaTrader 5
An MQL5 port of our Python gold bot. Measured on real ticks it does not win yet, which is why it isn't for sale.
How it works →We publish how our own real accounts behave, day by day, including the worst floating loss and everything that usually goes unshown. Each one comes with its investor password: it is read-only, so you can log into your own MetaTrader and check it without taking our word for it.