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Volatility 75 Pro Auto
(Contact for .set files)
Volatility 75 Pro Auto
(Contact for .set files)
Professional Grid + Trend Expert Advisor for Deriv Synthetic Indices
Volatility 75 Pro Auto (V75 Pro) is a professional Expert Advisor (EA) designed exclusively for trading Deriv Synthetic Indices on MetaTrader 5.
Unlike conventional grid systems that rely solely on averaging positions, V75 Pro combines trend analysis, multi-timeframe confirmation, and multiple technical indicators to filter low-quality market entries before executing trades.
The EA uses a structured Grid + Trend methodology with intelligent position management instead of traditional Stop Loss and Take Profit levels. Rather than closing trades at fixed price levels, it dynamically manages open positions using multiple exit conditions designed to respond to changing market conditions.
With support for more than 80 compatible synthetic indices, V75 Pro allows traders to diversify their exposure across multiple instruments while maintaining a consistent trading strategy.
To simplify deployment, optimized .SET files are provided for every supported asset, allowing users to install and begin trading with minimal configuration.
Whether you are trading on a Standard, Swap-Free, or Zero Spread account, V75 Pro is designed to provide a structured, disciplined approach to automated trading while giving users flexibility to choose their preferred level of risk through its built-in money management system.
Key Features
Designed exclusively for Deriv Synthetic IndicesCompatible with more than 80 synthetic trading instruments
Advanced Grid + Trend trading methodology
Multi-timeframe market confirmation
Multiple technical indicators to filter poor-quality entries
Intelligent position management without fixed Stop Loss or Take Profit
Optimized .SET files included for every supported asset
Dynamic money management with adjustable risk
Supports Standard, Swap-Free, and Zero Spread accounts
Portfolio diversification by trading multiple assets simultaneously
Configurable account protection through the Close_All_Trades safety feature
Easy installation and setup
Regular product updates and community support
Recommend Broker: Deriv
They offer 3 main account types with different pros and cons:
Account types:
Standard (recommended): All trading assets are available. Spreads are fairly low, and overnight open orders attract a small fee (swap) depending on the lotsize used.
Swap free: Most trading assets are available. Spreads are slightly larger than the standard account, but they do not incur any swap charges.
Zero spread: Not all trading assets are available. Spreads are non-existent; however, Deriv charges a commission for each trade turnover (open & close). Minimum lotsize for some trading assets are larger on this account type compared to Standard and Swap-free accounts.
Account types:
Standard (recommended): All trading assets are available. Spreads are fairly low, and overnight open orders attract a small fee (swap) depending on the lotsize used.
Swap free: Most trading assets are available. Spreads are slightly larger than the standard account, but they do not incur any swap charges.
Zero spread: Not all trading assets are available. Spreads are non-existent; however, Deriv charges a commission for each trade turnover (open & close). Minimum lotsize for some trading assets are larger on this account type compared to Standard and Swap-free accounts.
The software is compatible with 80+ assets. To diversify risk, it's best to utilize all 3 accounts, with 15-25 assets being traded by the software. The number of assets, minimum lotsize, pending order distance (points & dollar amount), among other variables, can change due to Deriv adding more trading assets and changing policies.
Deposit
- Recommended: $3000
- Minimum: $1000
NB: The .set files for each asset has a predetermined Minimum account balance (Min_AccBal) which is needed in order for the software to trade that asset. This goes without saying, that if your deposit iS $3000 or less, it is best to load ANY 15-25 assets that are in the following categories: -$3 / -$5 / -$10
If your deposit is $2000 > $1000, then it is best that you only trade the assets that are in the -$3 and -$5 categories. Assuming you don't modify the 'Min_AccBal' in the input window, you can still load any desired charts, but the software just wont open any trade until the minimum balance as been reached.
The concept of categorizing the assets based on their "Pending order distance in dollar ($)" is mainly for deciding which assets are safe to trade with your initial deposit. As the balance grows from the initial deposit, the concept itself becomes irrelevant.
Example:
John Deposit $1400 and wants to use a 10% risk.
Following the recommendations, he would only trade assets in the -$3 and
-$5 category. So if any loss were to incur, his total loss would be around $140.
But as the balance grows, his lotsize also increase. So when the balance reaches $2800, all the assets in the -$3 and
-$5 categories would all be using a lotsize where the "pending order distance in $" equals to -$10; carrying the same weight as all the other assets in the -$10 category.
Timeframe
M15 - Please ensure that all the charts are set to the M15 timeframe so the software has an accurate read of the market data to prevent false signals.
Example, having the chart on the H1 could (not all the time) provide a false entry signal to the software, thus causing the bot to enter a low-quality position that it shouldn't have entered.
Example, having the chart on the H1 could (not all the time) provide a false entry signal to the software, thus causing the bot to enter a low-quality position that it shouldn't have entered.
Recommended Assets
What are synthetic indices?
Synthetic indices are simulated financial instruments designed to mimic real-world market movements using computer algorithms and random number generators (RNGs). Unlike traditional assets like stocks or forex, they are not tied to any physical market, economy, or geopolitical event, making them available to trade 24/7
Additionally, traders often make (or lose) more money trading these assets at a fraction of the time spent trading major/minor currencies, hence why most traders often prefer to them.
Because each index is unique it is own way, they are categorized by their default "pending order distance in dollar".
As mentioned above, the strategy does not use SL & TP, but rather pending orders set at a specified distance. Using each index minimum lotsize + the pending order distance, each asset is categorized by the dollar ($) amount between the “recent open trade” and the pending order.
Example #1:
asset: Volatility 75
Min lotsize: 0.01
PO distance in points: 100,000
PO distance in dollars: $10
Example #2:
asset: Step
Min lotsize: 0.1
PO distance in points: 150
PO distance in dollars: $15
ie: This means that the assets 'Volatility 75' and 'Step' are in the -$10 and -$15 category, respectively.
NB: If you do not have any experience in trading synthetic indices, then it's highly recommended that you use the EA’s input .set file provided for each given asset.
The table below shows the different categories and the number of indices under each category. The total number of compatible trading assets on the day of writing is 87.
| Category (-$) | -$3 | -$5 | -$10 | -$15 | -$20 | -$25 | -$40 | -$50 | -$100 | -$150 | -$500 |
| Asset Count (As of writing) | 2 | 8 | 26 | 13 | 7 | 10 | 6 | 8 | 4 | 1 | 2 |
Input .set files (Comment or message for the .set files.)
Ranging from minimum lotsize, pending order distance, volatility, among other variables, each synthetic index is different and unique in its own way. However, we have made sure that you don't need to worry about all that complicated stuff. The link below is for the downloadable .SET files (default settings) for each respective asset.
How to load .set files:
- Download from google drive
- Extract files (if needs be)
- Open Metatrade trader 5
- From the left, right-click on the desired asset and open the chart
- Press ‘control + N’ to open the navigator
- Drag and drop to chart or right click and select “attach to chart”
- In the “Common” tab at the top left, make sure “Allow Algo trading” is checked.
- Click ‘input’ at the top left
- Click ‘load’ at the bottom right
- From the folder which you extracted from the downloaded zip file from Google Drive, click on the .set file with the matching name of the chart that was open in step 4. The .set Files are organized in designated folders to ease confusion and so that they are easy to find. Duly
Note: There are two (2) folders with the name ‘volatility’. One folder has a suffix “(1s)” at the end.
- Double-click the file to select it or click “Open”. After that, click “ok”
The settings are now loaded into the input window for that specific asset. - For additional charts, repeat the steps as follow.
Make sure that you turn on "algo trading" in the terminal.
PS: Don not add more than 25 charts; Nor less than 15 charts. Deriv has a position limit of 50. ie: The total amount of open trades + pending orders is limited to a count of 50. Once the total positions reach a total of 50, the broker blocks any additional positions.
PS: Don not add more than 25 charts; Nor less than 15 charts. Deriv has a position limit of 50. ie: The total amount of open trades + pending orders is limited to a count of 50. Once the total positions reach a total of 50, the broker blocks any additional positions.
NB: Although you have 25 charts open, based on the strategy, it's very rare (or unlikely) that you will have multiple trades open for all 25 charts/assets. On the other note, having too few charts would hinder the overall profitability of the software, especially in regards to recovering from a worst-case scenario <<( read ‘input settings > Close_All_Trades’ section below)
Input Settings
It is highly recommended that all the settings in the .SET files remains unchange, but if you wish to tweak the settings to your own liking, then ONLY the settings listed below should ever be adjusted. All other settings in the input settings window are to remain unchanged. ADJUSTABLE SETTINGS DESCRIPTION Profit target This setting is for the cases where there are multiple trades open for a single asset, eg: crash 500; When the total profit for all the open trades is greater than or equals “profit target”, all the positions for that asset are closed. Default value is set to $1. PendingOrder_Distance This is the distance between similar trades (buy/sell) expressed as points. Think of it as your stop loss. But rather than closing the current open trade, it opens another buy/sell when the total distance is reached. Min_AccBal The minimum balance required for the software to open a trade for a given asset. Each asset is categorize by their pending order distance in dollars using their respective minimum lotsize.
Because this value can range from: -$3 to -$500, some assets requires a larger minimum balance to start trading compared to others. Close_All_Trades This is the most vital setting of them all. If the number of open trade is greater than the specified amount, then all trades will be closed. This ensure that the total loss does not exceed the intended amount. Default is set to 7.
If the EA opens a 8th buy/sell trade, then this would trigger the close condition for all buy/sell trades for that asset (referred to as a Worse Case Scenario = WCS). The value can be:
LOWERED = increase the frequency of WCS; Lower the total amount of $ loss;
INCREASED = lower the frequency of WCS; Increase the total amount of $ loss;
MM_PositionSizing The money management uses a “1 Standard: Balance” strategy.
Example of using a 5% risk for Volatility 75;
WCS total $ at risk = -$280 (-$0 -$10 -$20 -$30 -$40 -$50 -$60 -$70)
1.00 standard = $560,000 (560,000 would be the input value in the settings)
0.10 mini = $56,000
0.01 micro = $5,600 ($5600 x 5% = $280)
ps: if the balance is lower than $5600, the software would use the minimum lotsize that is allowed, and would automatically adjust to the respective balance as the account grows to maintain the 5% risk.
By Default, all the .set files are set to a 5% risk + Min_Accbal rounded off to the lower 1000
Example, for assets in the -$10 category, thier WCS total loss = $280
The Min_AccBal set for these assets is $2000
Until the balance reaches $5800 (or more) the lotsize will remain the same.
ADJUSTABLE SETTINGS | DESCRIPTION |
Profit target | This setting is for the cases where there are multiple trades open for a single asset, eg: crash 500; When the total profit for all the open trades is greater than or equals “profit target”, all the positions for that asset are closed. Default value is set to $1. |
PendingOrder_Distance | This is the distance between similar trades (buy/sell) expressed as points. Think of it as your stop loss. But rather than closing the current open trade, it opens another buy/sell when the total distance is reached. |
Min_AccBal | The minimum balance required for the software to open a trade for a given asset. Each asset is categorize by their pending order distance in dollars using their respective minimum lotsize. Because this value can range from: -$3 to -$500, some assets requires a larger minimum balance to start trading compared to others. |
Close_All_Trades | This is the most vital setting of them all. If the number of open trade is greater than the specified amount, then all trades will be closed. This ensure that the total loss does not exceed the intended amount. Default is set to 7. If the EA opens a 8th buy/sell trade, then this would trigger the close condition for all buy/sell trades for that asset (referred to as a Worse Case Scenario = WCS). The value can be: LOWERED = increase the frequency of WCS; Lower the total amount of $ loss; INCREASED = lower the frequency of WCS; Increase the total amount of $ loss; |
MM_PositionSizing | The money management uses a “1 Standard: Balance” strategy. Example of using a 5% risk for Volatility 75; WCS total $ at risk = -$280 (-$0 -$10 -$20 -$30 -$40 -$50 -$60 -$70) 1.00 standard = $560,000 (560,000 would be the input value in the settings) 0.10 mini = $56,000 0.01 micro = $5,600 ($5600 x 5% = $280) ps: if the balance is lower than $5600, the software would use the minimum lotsize that is allowed, and would automatically adjust to the respective balance as the account grows to maintain the 5% risk. By Default, all the .set files are set to a 5% risk + Min_Accbal rounded off to the lower 1000 Example, for assets in the -$10 category, thier WCS total loss = $280 The Min_AccBal set for these assets is $2000 Until the balance reaches $5800 (or more) the lotsize will remain the same. |
NB: An excel document with all the applicable assets and their respective details + risk management calculator is also provided via google drive along with the .set files.
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