Kintech trades using the Martingale strategy.
Most traders believe this method is extremely risky and could blow your account at any time. However, Kintech does not trade blindly. We apply the Martingale strategy combined with Stop Loss and Trailing Profit.

Many traders think that as long as a position is opened with both stop loss and take profit levels, losses will occur more slowly and trading will be safer. They assume Martingale always opens new trades when losing and cannot control risk.
But let’s compare:

• A regular trader opens  buy 1 gold trade (0.1 lot) at 2 500 – Stop Loss: 2 490 ($100), Take Profit: 2 505 ($50).

• A Martingale trader opens 4 trades (0.01 – 0.02 – 0.03 – 0.04) – Step: 2.5, Stop Loss: $10, Trailing Profit: $5.
  – 0.01 opened 2 500, at price 2 490 loss -$10 and at price 2 505 profit +$5
  – 0.02 opened 2497.5, at price 2 490 loss -$15 and at price 2 505 profit +$15
  – 0.03 opened 2 495, at price 2 490 loss -$15 and at price 2 505 profit +$15
  – 0.04 opened 2 492.5, at price 2 490 loss -$10 and at price 2 505 profit +$50
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  So, if all martingale closed at 2 490 loss -$50 and closed at 2 505 profit +$85.
  If all martingale closed at 2 490 loss -$50 and closed at 2 495.5 profit +$5

With Kintech, the risk level is the same, but Martingale takes profit faster and cuts loss slower.

Furthermore, trading results are influenced by other factors such as psychology and consistency.
When a trader wins or loses, emotions can make them become either overconfident or dissatisfied with their results.
They become careless after profitable trades, thinking everything is fine, then continue trading recklessly without discipline.
They become frustrated after losing trades, doubting their strategy, fearing to trade again, and constantly searching for new methods.

At Kintech, we build and use EAs (Expert Advisors) for trading. Naturally, EAs have no emotions like humans. They always follow the algorithms we define — opening and closing trades strictly according to preset conditions.

Many traders believe that constantly opening trades using Martingale will gradually drain your account. But that’s just one perspective.
In reality, an EA operates under the same conditions as manual trading — it has entry rules, stop loss rules, and take profit rules.
The only time it fails is when the trading strategy itself is flawed.