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Nasdaq Super Scalper is an MT5 expert advisor for Nasdaq 100 index CFDs. It looks for momentum and retracement setups on M5 and opens one position per signal, with stop loss and take profit set from ATR and Fibonacci levels.
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Nasdaq Super Scalper is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades Nasdaq 100 index CFDs on the M5 chart. It is a short-term system that sits between pure scalping and intraday trading: it looks for momentum and retracement setups, opens a single position, and manages it with a fixed stop loss and take profit.
The entry logic combines a momentum retracement idea with additional internal indicator filters. When conditions line up, the expert opens one trade with a stop loss and a take profit already attached. Those exit levels are calculated from Fibonacci retracement distances and the Average True Range, so they adapt to current volatility. The calculation is built into the program and is not exposed as an editable setting.
The expert is described as a single-entry system. It does not stack additional orders to average down a losing position. If a broker removes or alters the stop loss or take profit on an open trade, the expert is designed to put the levels back.
It does not trade every day. Over a typical month the activity can run to roughly one hundred to one hundred and fifty trades, but this varies with market conditions. Losing streaks can be long, so make sure you are comfortable with uneven results before running it on a live account.
Because targets are short, spread and commission take a large share of each trade. A suggested maximum spread is around 4.00 on the index, and an account without separate commission is recommended. Check your broker's real spread during busy sessions, not only the advertised figure.
The set of inputs can differ between releases, so open the input tab in the terminal and read each option before running. The points below are the ones to check.
| Area | What to check |
|---|---|
| Lot size | Match it to your balance and your broker's contract size and minimum lot |
| Symbol name | Use the exact Nasdaq symbol your broker provides, including any suffix |
| Spread limit | Keep it in line with the low-spread requirement |
| Exit levels | Derived from ATR and Fibonacci inside the program; not adjustable |
Contract size matters here. Some brokers offer the index with a small minimum lot, while others require 0.1 lot or more, which means a much larger balance is needed for sensible risk per trade. Confirm this in the symbol specification before you fund an account.
Trading carries risk and past results do not predict future ones. Backtests, including those on M1 data, are only a guide and can differ from live trading because of spread, slippage and execution. Test on a demo account first and never risk money you cannot afford to lose.
Run it on a demo account first and watch several sessions so you understand how it behaves with your broker's spreads and execution. If you plan to use a VPS, keep the terminal running continuously during market hours.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (MT5) |
| Strategy focus | Scalping, Grid, Momentum, Breakout |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor |
| Markets | Nasdaq 100 index CFDs (US100, USTEC, NAS100, NDX, NQ) |
| Timeframe | M5 |
| Trade style | Short-term scalping and intraday momentum, single entry |
| Account | Low-spread Standard, Raw or Zero-spread account |
| Spread | Keep spread low; a maximum near 4.00 is suggested |
| Activity | Roughly 100 to 150 trades per month, not every day |
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It is made for Nasdaq 100 index CFDs, which brokers name US100, USTEC, NAS100, NDX or NQ. The intended timeframe is M5. Attach it to a chart of your broker's Nasdaq symbol set to M5.
This listing is the MetaTrader 5 build. It will not load in MetaTrader 4, so confirm which platform your broker account uses before buying.
Required balance depends on your broker's contract size and minimum lot. Smaller contract sizes may work with a few hundred dollars, while brokers with a 0.1 minimum lot on the index need a much larger balance. Check the contract specification for your symbol, and test on a demo account first.
Yes. A scalping system with short targets is sensitive to spread and commission, so a low-spread account is strongly advised. Check your broker's typical spread on the index, including around the US session open and news.
No. It only trades when its entry conditions are met, so some days pass without a position. Expect uneven activity and the possibility of long losing runs as well as winning ones.
The exit logic based on Fibonacci retracement and ATR is built into the program and is not meant to be edited. Review the input list in the terminal for the options you can change, such as lot size.
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