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US100 Nasdaq EA is an MT5 expert advisor that trades the Nasdaq 100 index CFD using several built-in strategies with hard-coded parameters. It attaches to a single US100 chart on any timeframe.
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US100 Nasdaq EA is an automated trading tool for MetaTrader 5 that is built to trade a single market: the Nasdaq 100 index CFD. It runs several strategies side by side, and its parameters are fixed inside the program, so there is little to configure after you attach it to a chart.
The expert watches price on the chart it is attached to and opens trades when one of its built-in strategies gives a signal. According to the seller, these strategies go beyond plain support and resistance and try to follow larger market flows, with stop loss and take profit levels set for each strategy. The seller quotes reward-to-risk ratios of about 1:3 for most strategies and 1:2 for the rest. These are design targets, not outcomes you should expect on every trade.
The seller also says the strategies are tuned to different index price ranges and were mainly developed for periods when the Nasdaq 100 traded above roughly 18,000. If the index moves well outside the range the logic was designed for, behaviour may change, so keep an eye on it.
The store lists grid among the strategy tags, but the seller says the system does not use grid or martingale methods. Because these descriptions differ, observe it on a demo account and see whether it ever holds several positions in the same direction before you rely on it.
The parameters are hard-coded, so there is no list of optimised inputs to tune. Open the Inputs tab and review whatever the expert exposes before going live. The table below lists items to check, since exact values depend on your broker and account.
| Item | What to check |
|---|---|
| Lot size or risk option | Pick a size that suits your balance and the margin your broker requires for the index |
| Symbol | Use the broker's Nasdaq 100 CFD only |
| Algo trading | Enable it in the terminal and allow it for this expert |
| Trading hours | Confirm the broker's index session times and any daily break |
| Prop firm rules | If you use a funded account, check the firm's rules on automated trading |
Index CFDs can move quickly, gap around news and widen spreads at the open and close. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses. The seller recommends backtesting on real ticks only, since other tick models can distort results for a strategy like this one. A backtest or a live signal shows only what happened in the past.
Trading carries risk, and you can lose some or all of the money you deposit. Past results, including backtests and signal history, do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account first and trade only with money you can afford to lose.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (MT5) |
| Strategy focus | Signals, Grid, Support and resistance |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor |
| Market | Nasdaq 100 index CFD (US100, USTech, NDX, Nas100) |
| Timeframes | Attach to any timeframe; logic is not tied to the chart period |
| Trade style | Multi-strategy, support and resistance based, automated |
| Configuration | Parameters hard-coded; no set files needed |
| Requirements | Algo trading enabled and a broker offering a Nasdaq 100 CFD |
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Attach it to the Nasdaq 100 index CFD offered by your broker. The symbol name differs between brokers, for example US100, USTech, NDX or Nas100. Open one chart for that symbol and drag the expert onto it. Do not run it on other instruments.
No. This product is an MT5 expert advisor and will not load in MetaTrader 4. You need the MT5 terminal and a broker account that supports it.
The seller states that the parameters are built into the expert, so no set file is required. Open the Inputs tab after attaching it and review what is shown, such as lot size or risk options, before enabling live trading.
The store lists grid among its strategy tags, while the seller describes the system as having no grid or martingale. Because these descriptions differ, run it on a demo account first and watch how it opens, adds to and closes positions before using real money.
Use the MT5 Strategy Tester with the every tick based on real ticks model, and use history from your own broker. Other tick models can give misleading results. Any test result is only a historical simulation and does not predict future performance.
Check with your broker. Index CFD contract size, margin and minimum lot differ between brokers, and the seller gives a low minimum balance that may not suit every account type. Compare the margin required for the smallest lot with your balance and leave a sensible buffer.
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