Expert Advisor Review

FX Stabilizer Review MT4/MT5

Not Recommended MT4/MT5 6 or 8 pairs From $539 Verified 15 Oct 2026

The Bottom Line

The Robotic Trader rates FX Stabilizer Not Recommended because the trade histories of all six live accounts its sales page links show martingale averaging that the sales page does not describe: when price moves against an open trade, the EA opens another trade in the same direction at a worse price, raises the size as the basket deepens, and closes the whole basket, a group of trades opened in one direction and closed together, at once.

The strongest case for it is real. Its longest account, FXStabilizer_EUR - Turbo, has traded live since April 2016 with a single deposit and a Myfxbook-reported maximum drawdown of 13.26% (Myfxbook, April 2016 – October 2026). Most of its baskets close in profit: 1,971 of 1,988. That is the smooth part of the record, and it is not the part that decides the risk. The 17 that did not cost, on average, 36 times what a winning basket made (+14.15 against −512.62 account units), and the vendor's own description, "It does everything to close trades in profit", leaves that out.

Two further points a buyer should know. None of the six accounts shows Myfxbook's Track record verified badge, although the sales page says "All our live performance is verified by respected 3rd party company myfxbook via investor data". And the most-followed account is a cent account, so its +3,836.21% describes a stake that started at 500 US cents.

What would change this verdict is set out in the disclosures below.

Methodology
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Evaluation Methodology

We assessed FX Stabilizer on its live record, under Track 1 of our methodology. We read all six accounts the vendor's sales page links on Myfxbook, pulled each account's complete closed-trade history and reconciled it with Myfxbook's own totals, and grouped trades that were opened in the same direction and closed together into baskets, which is how this EA trades.

We also read the vendor's sales page and terms, Forex Peace Army's listing and its own real-money test of the EA, and both Trustpilot profiles, and searched for an affiliate programme and a prop-firm claim (none found on the pages searched).

Note: figures were read on 15 October 2026 and are a dated snapshot, not a live feed. Each Myfxbook drawdown figure is the highest of three measures Myfxbook keeps (equity at the end of each day, equity at each account update, and growth drawdown), so a dip between observations may not show. Myfxbook publishes one drawdown figure per account; we add a closed-balance drawdown calculated from the trade history. Equity drawdown during open baskets was not measured, and the account that counts keeps its open trades private.

Live Performance Data

The six real-money Myfxbook accounts linked from the vendor's sales page, read on 15 October 2026. The account still trading is a USD Cent account, so its money figures are given in account units: on a cent account one unit is one US cent. Percentages and pips are unaffected.

Longest live record — the only linked account still trading

FXStabilizer_EUR - Turbo

Recorded: 15 October 2026. Tiles are Myfxbook's display for 4 April 2016 – 15 October 2026
4,603
Total Trades
64.5%
Win Rate (2,969 of 4,603)
1.77
Profit Factor
+29.69 / −45.53
Average Win / Loss (pips)
+3,836.21%
Absolute Gain
13.26%
Maximum Drawdown
Account typeReal, USD Cent — Markets4you, 1:500, MetaTrader 4. EURUSD, Turbo mode
VerificationTrading privileges verified; track record not verified (Myfxbook, 15 October 2026)
Money in and outOne deposit of 500 account units (4 April 2016), no withdrawals; balance 19,681.16 units on 15 October 2026. Our sum of the trade history reconciles to the unit
DrawdownMyfxbook 13.26%. On closed trades 13.13%, lowest point 27 July 2020 (our calculation)
Baskets1,988, of which 1,971 closed in profit (99.1%); average winning basket +14.15 units, average losing basket −512.62 units (our calculation from closed trades)
Largest lossesThe five largest losing baskets cost 8.0% to 13.1% of the balance at the time; the largest on 27 July 2020 (our calculation)
Open tradesMarked private by the account owner
Followers2,536; third on Myfxbook's Most Followed list (15 October 2026)
View on Myfxbook →

How the EA Trades — What the Histories Show

All six histories show the same pattern. When price moves against an open trade, the EA opens another trade in the same direction at a worse price; entries grow in size as the basket deepens (in both examples below, one same-size addition, then each entry doubles); and the whole basket closes together when the combined position reaches its target, or at a loss. The sales page does not say what the Durable and Turbo modes change; accounts in both modes show this pattern.

EUR Turbo, 14–15 October 2026Sells of 0.01, 0.01, 0.02 and 0.04 lots at 1.11543, 1.11793, 1.12043 and 1.12393 (25, 25 and 35 pips apart), all closed at 1.1204 on 15 October
EURGBP, 27 November – 12 December 2024Buys of 0.05, 0.05, 0.10, 0.20 and 0.40 lots at 0.83374, 0.83124, 0.82874, 0.82594 and 0.82314, all closed at 0.82664 on 12 December
Deepest basketsUp to 8 entries on EUR Turbo, EUR Durable and USDCAD, 9 on AUD Durable, 7 on AUD Turbo and EURGBP. Within one basket, the largest trade reached 32 to 256 times the smallest. That multiple is the largest ticket in a basket divided by the smallest, not a count of additions; the two examples above are shallow baskets (4× and 8×)
HedgingNone: no buy was open at the same time as a sell on the same pair, on any of the six accounts

This is averaging and martingale under our definitions: trades added in the same direction at a worse price, with size raised to win the loss back. Our methodology lists "undisclosed martingale, grid, or high-risk recovery strategies" as an automatic disqualifier, and the sales page does not say that the EA adds to positions that have moved against it or raises their size.

How Long Losses Stayed Open

Average trade length on EUR Turbo is 1 day (Myfxbook). We publish the longest positions because averages hide the ones that matter.

Longest positionA basket counts as one position from its first entry to its close. Longest: 40.7 days (EUR Durable). On EUR Turbo: 18.7 days, opened 11 May 2026, six entries, closed in profit
Longest open drawdownNot measured: we did not read an equity series, and a drawdown can run across several baskets
Open at our checkEUR Turbo's open trades are private; its last closed basket was on 15 October 2026
Against the 90-day rulePassed for closed baskets: none stayed open 90 days on any account (longest 40.7 days, EUR Durable). Not tested for floating loss: we did not read an equity series, so we cannot say how long an open loss lasted. This rule only blocks a Recommended rating, so it does not change this verdict

What the Sales Page Says, and What the Record Shows

Quoted from the vendor's sales page, read on 15 October 2026.

"All our live performance is verified by respected 3rd party company myfxbook via investor data."On 15 October 2026 all six linked accounts showed Track record not verified and Trading privileges verified on Myfxbook. Track record verification is the badge that confirms the history matches the broker's records
"It does everything to close trades in profit."It does this by adding to positions that have moved against it and raising their size (above). 99.1% of EUR Turbo's baskets closed in profit; the 17 that did not averaged −512.62 units against +14.15 for a win
"earns stable profit every day" and "for all working time hasn't mistaken"EUR Turbo closed 17 baskets at a loss; the largest cost 13.1% of the balance
"as a last resort the loss will be stopped at that part of deposit you're ready to risk" (described as a "mechanism of absolute trading security"; the Ultimate listing also says it "Uses hard drawdown control")This is a loss limit the buyer sets as a percentage. It does not say the EA adds to positions that have moved against it or that size doubles. The risk setting behind the published accounts is not stated, so their 8.0–13.1% losing baskets cannot be read as this stop working as set
"there weren't such cases since 1997 (AUDUSD)" (of that last-resort stop)This refers to the vendor's backtest. On Forex Peace Army's real-money test, the final AUDUSD basket in December 2017 was closed by the broker's margin stop-out (see the disclosures)
Boost mode: "Our tests on a real account have shown its performance at the level of 100-200% every month"No account showing this is linked. The same page warns that Boost "removes all drawdown restrictions" and "can cost you your entire deposit"

Price and Licence Terms

FXStabilizer PRO$739: 8 pairs (EURUSD and AUDUSD with Durable and Turbo modes; EURJPY, USDJPY, USDCAD, CHFJPY, EURGBP, GBPCHF), Boost mode, plus an "Unlocked" MT4 licence with fully adjustable settings
FXStabilizer Ultimate$539: 6 pairs, Durable and Turbo modes
PlatformMT4 and MT5
LicenceOne licence; the account number can be changed "as many times as you need" (sales page). The licence is limited to account balances of "no more than $300,000", and publishing the EA's signals on any website or service is prohibited (terms)
Minimum depositNone stated on the sales page, and no recommended deposit is given
Money-back guarantee"30 days full money back guarantee", with conditions: if the software "failed on your account" the vendor will "send you all your money", and the terms define "failed" as "you have used our recommended settings and the EA has lost more than 40% of deposit". We read this as a refund of the purchase price, not trading losses. The terms do not say when the 30 days start, what proof is needed or how to claim, so check the current terms before buying
SellerFXStabilizer, "Powered by Forexstore.com". No company address or jurisdiction is stated on the sales or terms pages
US brokers (FIFO, no hedging)Not established from the record: no hedging found, but basket trades share a closing time and the closing order cannot be read
Prices recorded15 October 2026

Key Evaluation Criteria

  • ❌ No undisclosed martingale, grid or recovery strategy: failed. Averaging with doubling sizes in all six linked accounts' histories; not described on the sales page (Myfxbook histories, 15 October 2026).
  • ❌ Third-party verified track record: none of the six accounts shows Myfxbook's Track record verified badge (15 October 2026).
  • ✅ Real-money record of 24+ months and 300+ trades: EUR Turbo: 10½ years, 4,603 trades.
  • ➖ Drawdown in line with the marketing: not tested: the sales page gives no drawdown figure to compare. Myfxbook drawdown across the six runs from 13.26% to 29.05%; open-basket drawdown was not measured.
  • ⚠️ Edge not dependent on a few trades: the top 50 of 1,988 baskets (2.5%) made 46.9% of EUR Turbo's net result (our calculation), and the payoff is lopsided: average win +14.15, average loss −512.62 units.
  • ✅ No wipeout on the vendor's accounts: none of the six. The near-total loss was on Forex Peace Army's 2015–2017 test.
  • ➖ No loss held open beyond 90 days: passed for closed baskets (longest 40.7 days); floating-loss duration not tested.
  • ⚠️ Claims match the record: two claims do not match the record we read: the verification sentence and "hasn't mistaken". The refund condition and the Boost warning are stated on the sales page.

Suitability & Risks

What's Genuinely Positive

What the record does show

The vendor publishes real-money accounts, and one of them is long.

  • ✅A 10½-year live record on one account, with one deposit and no withdrawals (EUR Turbo).
  • ✅Myfxbook-reported drawdown of 13.26% on that account; its five largest losing baskets cost 8.0–13.1% of the balance at the time.
  • ✅One direction at a time per pair; no hedging on the vendor's accounts.
  • ✅Boost mode's risk is disclosed: the vendor warns plainly that Boost can lose the whole deposit.
Key Risks

What to watch

Every item is sourced to the vendor's own accounts, pages or terms.

  • ⚠️Martingale averaging: each move against the basket is met with larger positions; a losing basket, when it comes, outweighs dozens of winning ones.
  • ⚠️No Myfxbook-verified track record on any account linked from the sales page.
  • ⚠️The account still trading is a cent account: its 500-unit deposit was about $5, so the headline percentage was earned on a very small stake.
  • ⚠️The published accounts run single pairs; the PRO product's other pairs, Boost mode and the Unlocked version have no linked live record.
  • ⚠️The refund only applies after a loss of more than 40% on recommended settings.
  • ⚠️Five of the six linked accounts had their last closed trades in 2024.

Important Disclosures

Verification History
15 October 2026 — first published, Not Recommended. Figures read on 15 October 2026 from the six Myfxbook accounts linked from fxstabilizer.com and their complete closed-trade histories, the sales and terms pages, Forex Peace Army's listing and test statement, and Trustpilot. We do not edit published figures to track current values; we add dated entries here instead.
What would change this verdict. These are the conditions under which we would reassess FX Stabilizer:
  • The vendor discloses the averaging and doubling clearly on the sales page. This would remove the automatic disqualifier, but the strategy would still rule out a Recommended verdict under our criteria.
  • A live account shows Myfxbook's Track record verified badge for at least 24 months and 300 trades.
  • An equity reading shows how deep open baskets go, so the risk can be judged on more than closed trades.
Any of these would trigger a fresh review; none alone would make it Recommended while the strategy stays the same.
The verification claim. The sales page says all live performance is verified by Myfxbook "via investor data". On 15 October 2026 each of the six accounts it links showed Trading privileges verified (the person who added the account holds its trading password) but not Track record verified (the history checked against the broker's records). We cannot tell from the page when or why the track-record badge is absent, and we do not suggest the statement was made in bad faith; we report what Myfxbook showed on the date we read it.
The cent account. Myfxbook lists FXStabilizer_EUR - Turbo as "Real (USD Cent)" at Markets4you. On a cent account each unit is one US cent, so the 500 deposit and the 19,681.16 balance correspond to about $5 and $196.81. Percentages are unaffected. The point is scale: the most-followed record of this EA was built on a very small stake.
Forex Peace Army's own test. Forex Peace Army lists a real-money "FXStabilizer Real Test by ForexPeaceArmy" (FXOpen, USD): deposit $7,000 on 18 May 2015, final balance $91.15, a loss of 98.7% of the deposit; relative drawdown 99.91%; 354 trades to December 2017; listed as −98.698% over 135.3 weeks. The first 50 trades (May–June 2015) are labelled "psionicfx" and the rest "fxstabilizer", under the same magic number; all seven trades that overlapped a position in the other direction are in the first group. Its closed balance peaked at $99,612.70 on 4 October 2017 (our sum of the statement's closed trades) before a final AUDUSD basket of 6.39, 12.78, 25.56, 51.12 and 102.24 lots (12–14 December 2017) was closed by the broker's margin stop-out. The version and settings FPA ran are not stated, so this is historical context, not a test of the product sold today. Read from forexpeacearmy.com on 15 October 2026.
Independent reviews. Forex Peace Army rates FXStabilizer.com 3.222 from 7 user reviews (2015–2016; updated 3 August 2026; read 15 October 2026). The product's own Trustpilot profile (fxstabilizer.com, unclaimed) has three reviews, all one-star (March 2022, December 2023, March 2024; read 15 October 2026). The storefront forexstore.com has a separate Trustpilot profile that does not mention this EA; we have not used it. We found no other independent review of FX Stabilizer in the searches we ran on 15 October 2026.
Affiliate Disclosure: We have no affiliate or commercial relationship with FXStabilizer or Forexstore.com, and we found no affiliate programme on the pages we checked. We do not earn a commission if you buy this product, and we would not have earned one had we rated it Recommended. No link on this page is an affiliate link. We bought nothing, were given nothing, and were offered nothing in exchange for this assessment. We did not contact the vendor before publication; this assessment rests on material the vendor and the platforms publish.
Copies sold elsewhere. A listing called "FXStablizer EA" appears on Gumroad. It is not on the vendor's site; buy only from the vendor if you buy at all.
Risk warning. Trading foreign exchange and contracts for difference carries a high level of risk and can result in the loss of all invested capital. Automated trading does not remove that risk; it removes the delay between a decision and its execution. Past performance, including verified past performance, is not a reliable indicator of future results. Nothing in this review is financial advice, a personal recommendation, or an invitation to trade. We are an independent publisher, not a regulated financial adviser.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FX Stabilizer a scam?
We have seen no evidence of fraud and we do not call it one. The vendor publishes six real-money Myfxbook accounts, one of them trading since 2016. Our concerns are specific: the EA uses martingale averaging that the sales page does not describe, and none of the accounts shows Myfxbook's track-record verification despite the page saying they are verified.
Why is FX Stabilizer rated Not Recommended?
Because the trade histories of all six accounts the sales page links show martingale averaging (trades added in the same direction at a worse price, growing in size, closed together) and the sales page does not describe it. Our methodology lists undisclosed martingale, grid or recovery strategies as an automatic disqualifier.
Does FX Stabilizer use martingale or a grid?
Yes, in the form of averaging with doubling sizes. On EUR Turbo on 14–15 October 2026 it sold 0.01, 0.01, 0.02 and 0.04 lots at prices 25–35 pips apart as the market rose, then closed all four together. Baskets reached up to 9 entries on the accounts we read.
Is the FX Stabilizer record verified by Myfxbook?
Not in the sense that matters. On 15 October 2026 all six linked accounts showed Trading privileges verified but not Track record verified, so Myfxbook had not confirmed the trading history against the broker's records.
Why does the +3,836% account look so strong?
FXStabilizer_EUR - Turbo has traded since April 2016 and most of its baskets close in profit. It is a USD Cent account: its 500 deposit corresponds to about $5. The +3,836.21% is the figure Myfxbook displays; losing baskets are rare and large: the 17 losers averaged 36 times the average winning basket.
What happened in Forex Peace Army's test?
Forex Peace Army's real-money test, labelled FXStabilizer, took a $7,000 deposit to a closed-balance peak of $99,612.70 (October 2017) and then to $91.15 in December 2017, when a doubling AUDUSD basket reached 102.24 lots and the broker closed it at margin stop-out. The first 50 trades carry a different label ("psionicfx") and the settings used are not stated, so we treat it as history rather than a test of today's version.
Can I get my money back if FX Stabilizer loses?
Only under conditions. The 30-day guarantee applies when you used the recommended settings and the EA lost more than 40% of your deposit. We read it as a refund of the purchase price, not trading losses. The terms do not say when the 30 days start or how to claim, so check them before buying.
Can I use FX Stabilizer with a US broker?
Not established. We found no hedging, but the EA closes several same-direction trades at once and the order in which they close cannot be read from the record. If the closes are not first-in, first-out, a US broker may reject or re-order them; we could not check.
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