Gold Volt places a Buy Stop and a Sell Stop around price just before high-impact USD news. When the spike fills one side, it trails a cutoff behind the move and exits on its own. Outside news it stays flat.
News times from the built-in MT5 Economic Calendar · No grid, no martingale · 1 license = 1 MT5 account
One idea, done the same way at every release.
Reads high-impact USD events (NFP, CPI, FOMC, PPI and more) from the MT5 Economic Calendar. No trades outside the news window.
Before the release it places a Buy Stop above and a Sell Stop below the current price.
When one side fills, the other becomes a cutoff order that trails behind the best price, with optional break-even.
The cutoff closes the trade, or reverses it if the spike turns. A daily loss limit can stop it for the day.
Screen recordings from MT5, XAUUSD M1, 0.01 lot.
These are selected trades. Not every news event ends in profit: some releases chop both ways and close at a loss. Backtest Gold Volt on your own broker's data before you trade it live.
Every part of the logic is an input you can change.
Minutes before and after each release, and which currencies count. A CSV schedule works too.
Entry, first cutoff and trailing distance follow volatility (ATR) or fixed points.
On a cutoff, reverse into the new direction or simply close and wait.
Daily loss limit and profit target, in percent of balance or in money.
On netting accounts the cutoff is a real server-side stop. On hedging accounts the EA closes the old side.
The same file runs in the Strategy Tester without a license, so you can test it before you pay.
Read this before you buy.
Rent only, no lifetime licenses. One license = one MT5 account number. Pay with USDT/crypto or card. No automatic charges: to renew, pay again here with the same MT5 account and 30 days are added to your license.
We don't promise results. News trading is fast, and some releases whipsaw in both directions and end in a loss. Results also depend on your broker's spread and execution, so run the free Strategy Tester version on your broker first.
No. By default it only opens trades from 15 minutes before to 60 minutes after high-impact USD news. Outside those windows it stays flat.
From the Economic Calendar built into MetaTrader 5, refreshed every hour. The Strategy Tester has no calendar, so there the EA reads the CSV schedule included in the download.
No. It uses one fixed lot per order, and the exit is the trailing cutoff order.
MT5 must be running during the news. A VPS is the easiest way to be sure of that.
After payment your license is activated for the MT5 account number you entered, and you receive a download code by email. Allow https://quantivfx.com in Tools > Options > Expert Advisors so the EA can check the license.
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