
VIX75 Killer is an MT5 expert advisor made for the Volatility 75 Index on the daily chart. It combines trend, momentum and breakout logic with adjustable per-trade risk and a daily loss limit.
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VIX75 Killer is an expert advisor for MetaTrader 5 that trades one instrument, the Volatility 75 Index, on the daily chart. It aims to follow larger moves using trend, momentum and breakout rules, with risk inputs you can change.
The developer describes the logic as an ensemble of two gradient boosting models, CatBoost and LightGBM, which are used to help decide when to enter. Around that sit rules that look for trend continuation, short-term momentum and breakouts from recent price ranges. Trade size and frequency are said to adjust with market volatility. The exact internals are not published in full, so treat the description as a summary and judge the tool on your own demo and strategy tester runs.
The developer states that the expert does not use martingale position sizing. Check this yourself by watching trade sizes on a demo account before you use real funds.
The developer suggests a starting balance from 100 USD and leverage from 1:100. Minimum lot size, contract size and margin rules differ by broker, so check them before you set risk. A small balance can make a single minimum lot too large for a 1 percent risk setting.
The inputs are meant to work with their defaults, but you should open the Inputs tab and read every option before running live. These are the settings the developer highlights:
| Input | Purpose | Default noted by developer |
|---|---|---|
| Risk per trade | Share of account balance risked on each position | 1 percent |
| Daily loss limit | Stops new trading once the day's loss reaches the limit | 3 percent |
| Other inputs | Magic number, comments and similar options | Check the Inputs tab |
Defaults can differ from one build to another, so rely on what you see in the Inputs tab rather than on this table alone.
Volatility indices can move sharply, and a daily chart expert may hold positions through large swings. A per-trade risk setting limits the planned loss on each position but does not remove gaps, slippage or fast moves. Test on a demo account first, run the strategy tester with realistic data, and start with a small size.
Trading carries risk and past results, including backtests, do not predict future ones. Only trade money you can afford to lose.
For continuous operation, run the platform on a VPS and check it from time to time.
| Product type | Expert Advisor |
|---|---|
| Platform | MetaTrader 5 (expert advisor, .ex5) |
| Strategy focus | Trend, Momentum, Breakout |
| Delivery | Download from your account after purchase |
| License key | Not needed |
| Status | Launching soon |
| Category | Expert advisor (automated trading) |
| Market | Volatility 75 Index (VIX75) at brokers that offer it |
| Timeframe | Daily (D1) |
| Trade style | Trend following, momentum and breakout |
| Suggested deposit | Developer suggests from 100 USD; check your broker's contract size |
| Leverage | Developer suggests 1:100 or higher |
| Hosting | VPS recommended for continuous running |
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No. It is an MT5 expert advisor and will only run in MetaTrader 5. It will not load in MT4.
You need an MT5 account with a broker that offers the Volatility 75 Index. The developer mentions Deriv and other brokers with VIX symbols. Symbol names differ between brokers, so confirm the exact name in Market Watch and test on a demo account first.
The product is designed for the daily chart. Attach it to a D1 chart of the Volatility 75 Index. Other timeframes are not what it was built for, so do not assume they behave the same way.
Yes. The developer says risk per trade and the daily loss limit can be adjusted, with defaults of 1 percent per trade and 3 percent per day. Open the Inputs tab after attaching the expert to check the current defaults and set values that suit your account.
A VPS is recommended because the expert needs MetaTrader 5 to stay open and connected. A home computer can work if it stays on and online, but interruptions may cause missed signals.
No. Trading carries risk and past results do not predict future ones. Test on a demo account and only trade money you can afford to lose.
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