Impervyx US100

Impervyx US100

H1 impulse. One long position. Explicit exposure limits.

IMPERVYX follows a normalized-impulse model on the Nasdaq, using closed H1 bars and activity, direction and average filters. It combines entry selection with a physical stop and management of its own trading book.

The trading approach

The engine evaluates a completed H1 signal, uses M1 observations and maintains one owned long position. Management includes internal exits, a maximum holding-time rule and data-quality checks. The host chart's timeframe does not change the internal signal period.

What Impervyx offers

  • Completed-data signals. H1 decisions follow a defined operating sequence.
  • Identifiable exposure. One owned position, without grid, martingale or loss-driven lot increases.
  • Precise volume selection. Use the broker's genuine minimum or request an exact positive volume.
  • A separate own book. The engine follows its own results and preserves operating obligations across restarts.

Your settings

Lots=0 selects the broker minimum, with a default initial budget of EUR 100. The own book keeps a EUR 10,000 reference, EUR 1,000 drawdown limit and EUR 500 daily-loss limit. Separate internal caps remain EUR 10,000 notional and EUR 2,000 for each specified margin measure; increasing the deposit does not automatically raise them.

Reference setup

Use MetaTrader 5 with a hedging account and your broker's actual US100 contract. M5 is the reference host chart, while H1 is the signal period. Configure EUR conversion and the broker clock as described in the manual.

Historical test

US100, 01 Jan 2020 – 09 Nov 2026 (end exclusive). Initial virtual capital EUR 10,000, leverage 1:500.

  • Net result: +EUR 852.18.
  • Full-period return: +8.52%, not annualized.
  • Profit Factor / closed trades: 1.52 / 290.
  • Maximum relative equity drawdown: 1.50%.

Test profile: 0.20 lots and EUR 500 initial budget; defaults broker minimum and EUR 100 budget. Net figures include commission and swap recorded in the report. The historical profile is separate from the product's starting settings.

Getting started

Use the Market demo in the Strategy Tester to examine entries and exits with your broker's data. Before operational use, check the configuration on a demo account. For setup questions, contact the seller through MQL5 messages or product comments.

Trading involves a risk of loss. Backtests are historical simulations, not live results or forecasts. Spreads, costs and execution can change outcomes; stops and operating limits do not guarantee a maximum loss.

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